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Spring Cleaning - Inside and Out!
By: Jennifer Pun    Wednesday, Mar 28, 2012
Conditions: Weight Management, Allergies, Food Intolerance, sluggish digestion, constipation, bloating, eczema, fatigue
Changes of season are good times to clean out your body and mind of the old, and start new! (Read my articles on the whys of detoxification here.) We embrace the lessons that last season taught us, and make way for novel lessons. We cleanse our body and it’s organs to feel rejuvenated and aligned with nature! Seasonal detoxification has numerous benefits, including (but not limited to): Weight management/loss Optimize digestion Identify food intolerances Cut down on inflammation Revitalize skin Boost immunity Ease allergies – seasonal and dietary Relieve physical stress on the ...Read More
Why Organic Matters!
By: Simone Cobb    Thursday, Mar 15, 2012
Conditions: All Conditions
It’s ironic isn’t it that society today is paranoid about how clean our homes, our clothes and our cars are, yet we often give little thought to how clean our food is? Unfortunately I’m not talking about the dirt you might find on a lettuce, if only it were that simple! I’m referring to the many pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, preservatives, and artificial additives found in our food. Most of these agents are classified as chemicals, and all of them are toxic to the body. It’s interesting to note that prior to World War Two, organic farming was the norm, as ...Read More
Avoiding Environmental Causes of Disease
By: VitalityLink Finder    Thursday, Jan 26, 2012
Conditions: drug induced lupus, systemic autoimmune disorder, systemic lupus
Ours is a chemical world. Besides the additives and preservatives designed to keep our food fresh, we're inundated with dioxin used to bleach paper products and DEHP which renders plastic flexible while acting as an endocrine disruptor. By fooling our body into thinking it's an estrogen compound, DEHP and DINP play havoc with our immune systems and our hormones. Having worked in medicine for thirty years, I can clearly see the results of the post World War II chemical revolution. The number of individuals affected with autoimmune disease has skyrocketed. For practically every pharmaceutical ...Read More
"Eat Right for Your Type."
By: Alister Bredee    Thursday, Jan 26, 2012
Conditions: Weight loss and overall wellness
Graham Rowe was the Manager at one of the health resorts on the ‘paradise’ island of Koh Samui. He trained as a naturopath in his native Australia and explained what ‘eat right for your type' means’. “Basically what we are saying is that one size doesn’t fit all. We need to base our diet on blood type. This is because the different blood groups profoundly effect body chemistry. There is an interaction between body chemistry and food.” This idea is not Graham’s, it comes from work done by Dr.Peter D’Adamo who wrote a bestseller called ...Read More
Deal with PMS - The Ayurvedic Way
By: VitalityLink Finder    Thursday, Dec 22, 2011
Conditions: Premenstrual Syndrome, PMS
Premenstrual Syndrome [PMS], also known as Premenstrual tension [PMT], is most common in women between the ages of 20 and 30. A painful curse to some, it is only a slight discomfort to others. If you are one of the unfortunate 50-75% of women who experience it, you will know that the symptoms include disrupted sleep patterns, depression, headaches, chest pain and swelling, discomfort of the stomach, irregular food cravings, and a generally bad attitude. Rather than cursing their fates, however, women must remember that menstruation (but not its side effects) is a natural means of removing ...Read More
Holistic Rectal Infusions
By: VitalityLink Finder    Tuesday, Dec 06, 2011
Topic: Asthma
The large intestine has a transport mechanism by which substances are absorbed by the intestinal lumen into the blood and lymph. These absorptive cells of the intestinal mucosa function by several mechanisms. Typically, the proximal half of the colon is involved with absorption and the distal half with storage. Nevertheless, the distal half efficiently absorbs as well. We can use this mechanism to effectively alter the state of health in our patients. In previous articles, I have discussed the benefits of reflorastation with specific strains of probiotics for the fortification of the ...Read More
Introduction to POTENTIATE YOUR DNA
By: Sol Luckman    Monday, Jul 05, 2010
Topic: Chronic Illness
Sol Luckman Illness as a Teacher It has been said by many people in many ways that illness—whether physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual—can be a valuable teacher. In my case, this observation proved absolutely true. My nearly decade-long chronic autoimmune illness was a stern and sobering mentor, matriculating me through a veritable shamanic initiation of (near) death and rebirth, from which I emerged both a wiser and humbler man. Wiser, in that the “crash course” I enrolled in during my self-healing tutorial that began in earnest in 2002—involving liberal ...Read More
Preface to the 2nd Edition of CONSCIOUS HEALING
By: Sol Luckman    Saturday, Mar 13, 2010
by Sol Luckman When Conscious Healing: Book One on the Regenetics Method first appeared in 2005, my expectations (to the extent I had any) for this unprecedented blending of new science and "new age" spirituality were modest at best. I knew of no book quite like Conscious Healing then, and the same still applies today, so I literally had nothing to go on. And of course, self-publishing, while it can be rewarding, is a step into the unknown, with no support net to catch you if you fall. So I was greatly surprised when Conscious Healing began putting up very respectable sales numbers indeed, ...Read More
Jocelyne Colombe Calls Upon Egyptian Deities to Activate and Align Others
By: Jocelyne Colombe    Saturday, Feb 20, 2010
by Carol Harrison “As my work unfolded, the focus became how to bridge the higher aspects of who we are and to ground it on a day-to-day basis. When I got into energy healing in the late 90’s I realized how important it was to reconnect to one’s roots, and began exploring how to achieve that. Initially, through Therapeutic Touch and Reiki, I realized that I was energy and wanted to be energy, yet I needed to be grounded in my various practices. I have found that many people are resistant to grounding because they’re afraid of the earth and mistrust her. They’re ...Read More
Archetypes
By: Jocelyne Colombe    Saturday, Feb 20, 2010
We have the ability to be anything and everything! It is our birthright. Yet how do we achieve that? Let’s start by looking at the meaning of the word archetype. It is derived from the Greek language: ‘arch’ meaning ‘first’ and ‘typos’ for ‘mold.’ It is often defined as a prototype or an original model. Yet contemporaries like Carl Jung and others delving into the unconscious mind, would define archetypes as thought patterns, images and symbols that find worldwide parallels either in cultures, individuals or religions. Archetypes remind us  ...Read More