Stress Resilience: Let’s spring out of “Lockdown Freeze”
One of the striking features of the current crisis is its insidious impact on our nervous system and our stress resilience. The obvious effects of
One of the striking features of the current crisis is its insidious impact on our nervous system and our stress resilience. The obvious effects of
As I am fast approaching my Rendezvous with my conscience, scheduled for some time between the end of February and the beginning of April, I
Faced with great peril we rallied, made selfless sacrifices and triumphed against death and disaster… all thanks to the God of Science and from the
“Philosophy teaches us to feel uncertain about the things that seem to us self-evident. Propaganda, on the other hand, teaches us to accept as self-evident
Despite its confusing mortality rate and the greater threats from global warming, famine, diabetes and autism, Covid-19 has mobilised energy and deployed worldwide actions never
Immune resilience Without question some pathogens are more dangerous and virulent than others, but regardless of the pathogen, number is highly relevant. Also called pathogen
Reframing the stress response by activating the Vagus Nerve “The only thing we have to be afraid of is fear itself” Franklin D. Roosevelt As
Dear Friend, Like so many, I have been caught in a whirlwind of shocking news and difficult decisions. I am only just beginning to get
Too late, no use pretending…Temptation is all around; whether in the name of celebration or simply to keep boredom at bay, traditional Christmas foods are
Make your your detox a success with this winning formula: Removal of foods and drinks which are likely to contain toxins and food allergens.
Nerves provide the means for each cell in our body to be able to communicate with every other cell in our body. Right? This is
The bacteria in our colon weighs on average 1.5kg and is as heavy as our brain Dietary changes will alter our microbiota in a matter
Hormonal symptoms are many and hormone driven pathologies on the increase. Environmental factors, stress and an ageing population means that therapists are increasingly dealing with distressed
Xenoestrogens (also called endocrine disrupters) are chemical compounds that are found in our environment and resemble oestrogen. The most well-known is Bysphenol A (BPA) but all
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