For nourishment to be optimum, we must start with fresh, whole foods. In this industrialized society, so much of what we eat has either been bombarded by chemicals in the field or cloned in a laboratory. We “refine” all the good out of food products and replace it with fake nutrients.
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Home Grown and Wild Grown Plants
Thursday, October 6th, 2011Health Unlimited Part 2
Monday, July 25th, 2011About a year ago I noticed that after class, at a time when most students were feeling quiet and uplifted, one of my students would drop some negative about what happened since we last saw her. I suggested to her that after the next class, she announce something good that happened to her since we last saw her. (more…)
Health Unlimited Part 1
Monday, July 18th, 2011As a Natural Health Educator and practitioner, I’m often asked what to do about this disease or that disease. My answer is, change your focus. Our culture has been defined by allopathic medicines’ idea of focusing on the illness instead of the natural, holistic understanding of prevention and health. (more…)
Education for Homeopathic Practice Post 3
Monday, July 11th, 2011I must say here that learning is a much more haphazard process than neatly arranged progression of learning outcomes might imply! Something to be addressed in a later column, no doubt. (more…)
Education for Homeopathic Practice Post 2
Monday, July 4th, 2011If tutors consistently check the meanings of the students and explore the implications of what they themselves contribute, students are more likely to gain access to both the language and the theoretical framework which homeopaths use. (more…)
Education for Homeopathic Practice Post 1
Monday, June 27th, 2011In the March/April 1996 issue of Homeopathy Online, I asked students if they would be prepared to submit some of their written assignments or assessments. The object of doing so was to begin a discussion about the education of professional homeopaths. In identifying and discussing how students show tutors their homeopathic development through their work, we will begin to explore homeopathic knowledge and the way it is acquired and developed. (more…)
Cardiovascular Ability
Monday, June 6th, 2011The ability of your heart, blood vessels, and lungs to supply oxygen to your muscles is improved through aerobic activity. The harder your body works, the more oxygen it needs and the harder your heart, lungs, and blood vessels need to work. (more…)
Frightfully Healthy Halloween Tips
Tuesday, April 19th, 2011Does Halloween scare the good nutrition sense out of you and your family? Does it signal the beginning of a steep descent into holiday bingeing? If you worry that Halloween candy will pave the way for end-of-the-year overindulgence, here are some tricks to help you treat your family to a more healthy fright night. (more…)
Are you too stressed for Sex Post 2
Wednesday, December 15th, 2010What Makes for Loving Play
Loving play is free-standing and fulfilling unto itself. It is the daily love we each express‹whether a caress or a kiss. The fact that the hug, the look, the wandering hand may or may not lead to further intimacy does not in any way make it less valuable. Each contact is a complete expression of love and attraction in itself. It may lead elsewhere, it may not. What is important is being fully present for the moments that it does happen. No plans are needed for the next moment. Let the excitement build on its own, allowing its own peaks and valleys, its ebb and flow. Being fully present extends and heightens your joy.
Are you too stressed for Sex? Post 1
Monday, December 6th, 2010Does your partner approach sex like a project‹albeit a highly enjoyable one‹that has a beginning, middle and an end? If we are to believe a recent survey, we are finding less time for sex today than we did a few years ago. Seventy-five percent of working women say they do not have enough time for sex. While most married women are satisfied with their lovemaking frequency, almost half say they wish they made love more often.
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