Feeling sluggish and run down? Here's an interesting idea on non-medical or drug way to build those energy levels according to Dr. Oz on his daily television show.
That is to hum -- that's right -hum for a few seconds while taping your thyroid which is situated right in the center of your collar bone just below that little notch in the bone you can feel with your fingers.
He says the suggestion which comes from naturophatic practitioner says it might work for you. I've actually heard of this idea before from complementary health care practitioner here in Vancouver BC who specializes in bio-kinesiology - a practitioner who follows the principles of body mechancis and anatomy in his treatments.
Check with your local complementary health care practitioner and medical doctor for more details. (Just remember that many medical doctors might not have a keen appreciation for this type of therapy.), so make sure you speak with both types of doctors if you haves any concerns.
( See "Useless Medicne?" Below)
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Useless Medicine?
If you're one of the million In Norther America -- and around the world trying to fight high blood pressure with pharmaceutical medication you might want to check on the warning that came out through the Early to Rise Web sit this morning.
According to one of their sponsors much -- not all -- of the high blood pressure medication high blood pressure victims are swallowing might not be preventing heart attacks and lengthening their lives at all.
You want to tread with allegations such as these -- but definitely worth checking out their message. Early to Rise is a very reputable organization which can be found online at: www.earlytorise.com.
When it comes to any type of pharmaceutical medication the other thing I would keep in mind is that you might to be able to escape all or some of the side effects if you have the prescription compounded into a naturopathic medication.
According to one of their sponsors much -- not all -- of the high blood pressure medication high blood pressure victims are swallowing might not be preventing heart attacks and lengthening their lives at all.
You want to tread with allegations such as these -- but definitely worth checking out their message. Early to Rise is a very reputable organization which can be found online at: www.earlytorise.com.
When it comes to any type of pharmaceutical medication the other thing I would keep in mind is that you might to be able to escape all or some of the side effects if you have the prescription compounded into a naturopathic medication.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Remember You Are The Architect!
"Remember you are the architect of your life and future!"
This was the reminder by a Dr. Nedd here in Vancouver, BC during one of his television broadcasts about wellness recently . And it is true. Whatever has happened to you in the past remember that you alone are the architect of your future.
This was the reminder by a Dr. Nedd here in Vancouver, BC during one of his television broadcasts about wellness recently . And it is true. Whatever has happened to you in the past remember that you alone are the architect of your future.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Check Back About March 15, 2012
Check Back in Mid March When Blog Will Have A Slightly Narrower -- Focus.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Protect Those Birds!
Take the time to put out feeders for migratory and resident backyard birds this winter and make your backyard more interesting and pleasant with visits from Blue Jay, Wood, sparrows and even hummingbirds.
According to the Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. "By providing the right food and maintaining a clean feeding station, individuals can help birds at time when food is scarce.
The trick is to find a good location, preferably under the eve of your house where it is not easily accessible by squirrels or other rodents for the feeder or nectar feeder or the humming birds.
Woodpeckers and other seed eaters love fatty suet blocks that are simply placed in mesh cages and hung under those eves or locations that can be reached easily by birds but not those squirrels and other critters.
According to the Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. "By providing the right food and maintaining a clean feeding station, individuals can help birds at time when food is scarce.
The trick is to find a good location, preferably under the eve of your house where it is not easily accessible by squirrels or other rodents for the feeder or nectar feeder or the humming birds.
Woodpeckers and other seed eaters love fatty suet blocks that are simply placed in mesh cages and hung under those eves or locations that can be reached easily by birds but not those squirrels and other critters.
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