Workouts For Weight Loss

Nowadays, most people have developed a critical attitude towards their body weight and general appearance. This self consciousness of their looks has given several people at lot of stress as they have developed low self esteem about themselves. There are many workouts for weight loss that are aimed at mitigating the problem of being overweight. These exercises are mainly strength intensive and will require the combination of regular exercise accompanied by observing the right kind of diet to achieve the best results. Usually, too much weight comes...

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Useful Lemon

Lemons – a fruit with a wonderful fragrance, great in food and beverages, but also very handy for multiple purposes around the home!Lemons have been cultivated by humans for over a thousand years. The fruit is mentioned in tenth century Arabic literature, but was probably first grown in Assam, India.Lemons are high in vitamin C, have an anti-bacterial...

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Uses for olive oil

Our use of olive oil dates back prior to 3500 BC and today over three quarters of a billion olive trees are cultivated around the world. One of the amazing things about olive trees are the conditions in which they can grow. While originating from the Mediterranean, there are thriving olive industries in many countries, including Australia, and I've...

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What are the Symptoms of Healthiness and Healing?

Heathicine is the study of health and healthiness. The diagram below shows the gradient of healthiness, to unhealthiness, to illness. Healthiness drops due to deficiencies or excesses, and all illness is caused by deficiencies or excesses. Your healthiness is complex and multi-dimensional. Each layer in your hierarchy of healthiness (genetics,...

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Hierarchy of Health - Primary and Secondary Disciplines

Health is defined as: “the combined state of physical, mental and social well being” The primary disciplines of health can be derived in a hierarchical fashion from the foundations of life. Genetics is the foundation of health. Health begins with genetics, as does life. There is no genetically perfect human - by design. Genetics must vary the elements in development of life to guard against toxins, viruses, bacteria, and other real and potential stressors. Nutrition is the next layer in the hierarchy of health. Genetics require appropriate...

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Sugar Detox

If it’s impossible to slim down despite your best efforts, your problem may be fructose. This simple sugar occurs naturally in fruits, sweet vegetables, and honey, but is also added as high fructose corn syrup to most baked goods, drinks, sauces, and prepackaged foods. Recent studies have found that fructose very quickly turns into body fat, in...

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Your Immune system YOUR ARMY

Your Immune System is your Defence Force, your system that keeps out invaders, captures the ones that get through the barriers that have been set up and kills and destroys them. It also uses our waste removal systems to optimally rid the body of battle debris after the battle is won, to leave it clean and pure to continue its life-sustaining functioning....

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5 Things to Boost Your Energy in the Morning

Many of us who live in a world that requires us to work long days and/or stay up to the wee hours of the night tends to, over time, take its toll on our health. By not getting enough sleep or exercise, eating the proper foods, or over stimulating ourselves oncoffee, we are asking for trouble down the road. Many of us believe that being "tired"...

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The Medicine Cabinet in Your Kitchen – Ten Top Common Healing Herbs and Spices

1. CAYENNE - Cayenne pepper has wonderful cardiovascular benefits, including lowering blood pressure. Famed herbalist Doctor John Christopher noted that a couple of teaspoons of cayenne pepper never failed to stop a heart attack in only minutes. When added to food, cayenne increases appetite, improves digestion and relieves gas, nausea and...

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How to Develop Sexual and Romantic Attraction to People Who Are Good for You

We can’t force our sexual attractions. Most of us have learned that the hard way. Yet, there’s something profound that most of us have never been taught: Although sexual attractions can’t be controlled, they can be educated. This post will teach some ways to cultivate sexual and romantic attraction to people who are kind, respectful and available....

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The Three Steps That Lead to Love

An important message for every single person: The way we search for love usually determines the kind of love we find. Popular culture assails us with romanticized images of love, and then encourages us to play dehumanizing games in order to find it. The steps I describe in this post will not only lead you toward real love; they will also enrich your...

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Herbal Remedies - Why Use Them?

Understanding the nature of synthetic medicine. To understand why we should use herbs as medicine, we need to understand the concept of synthetic medicine...

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Fish Oil is good for Wrinkles

Essential oils and wrinkles are connected only by a misunderstanding. Fish oil and wrinkles, on the other hand, may seem to have nothing to do with each other: but properly purified fish oil is a wonderful addition to good skincare. Here's the misunderstanding...

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Ways to Use Aromatherapy Massage Oils

Aromatherapy massage oils are very versatile in the way they are used...

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Calm Down

After a harried afternoon at the office or a tense argument with your partner, you may not feel especially motivated to exercise. But researchers are discovering that a workout is one of the most potent antidotes to stress. "Any exercise that gets your heart rate up helps lower levels of the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol," says Mark Liponis,...

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Bone Health – 10 Steps to Bone Health

Bones are living tissue.  As with anything else in the body, bone health must be understood at the cellular level.  Cells need to be removed, repaired, and rebuilt on a daily basis.  Bone drugs stop this from happening, causing your bones to be brittle and shatter easily.  We have weak bones in America because of acidic bodies,...

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Beauty – How Toxic is Your Bathroom?

Be warned: your daily beauty regime could be taking years off your life.  Pat Thomas reports on the chemical timebomb in your cosmetics cabinet.  Earlier this year, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did something amazing.  It issued an unprecedented warning to the cosmetics industry that it was time to inform consumers that...

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How To Treat Wrinkles Around Mouth

Aging is a natural process. As we reach a certain age, our skin loses its natural elasticity and the skin starts to develop wrinkles. Usually wrinkles develop at the mouth area. Wrinkles can make one look five or ten years older. Aside from aging, other possible causes of wrinkles are excessive sun exposure and limited facial expression. In addition,...

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51 Amazing Uses for Baking Soda

I don’t mean to sound seditious here, but I have a rebellious plan to combat the ills that many corporations are perpetrating in the name of fighting grime and germs. My main gripe is about the environmental pollutants from cleaning and personal care products that we wash down our drains and into our water systems, resulting in situations like...

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The growing list of dangerous ingredients

  Your dressing table or bathroom cabinet could be one of the most dangerous corners of your home!  Lurking within these areas, where perhaps all of your favourite beauty products are kept, is a complete stockpile of toxicity.  The growing list of dangerous ingredients that manufacturers add to their products is turning...

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Phthalates In Cosmetics

There are thousands of toxins in most body care products ...

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The Secret to Health

I am really excited to share with you my conclusions from years of research. I just revealed one of the most overlooked and suppressed health secrets in the world (at the International Conference on Science and Consciousness in Santa Fe, New Mexico) to a packed house of international scientists and natural healthcare practitioners as well...

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Take two Music Lessons in the Golden Years

As Americans get older, healthcare becomes more challenging. It's a fact that due to recent advances in medicine, people are living longer. The challenging issue however, is that our nation's elderly are not living healthier. Simply stated, longevity does not equate with quality of life...

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Five Myths of Aging

If you were an alien visiting our planet, you might think Earthlings never age. Even as awareness about aging rises, most major magazines and television stations still fail to display vital, older people. Medical journals, on the other hand, harp on the infirmities of old age. It's no wonder we fear and even deny our own inevitable aging.Grower...

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Optimism and longevity

It's time to emerge from the doldrums. In fact, you don't have any time to waste - especially if you want to add quality years to your life. Mayo Clinic researchers finally gave us the proof we need to kick our negative friends and loved-ones where it hurts the most - right in the attitude...

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The Health Benefits of Cayenne Pepper

Cayenne pepper comes from red, hot chilli peppers. It is also known as the African red pepper, American red pepper, Spanish pepper, bird pepper, or Guinea pepper. It's a perennial plant that grows up to three feet. The plant is covered with bright crimson colored fruits (also known as berries) that, when fresh, contain plump white seeds. To...

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What Your Eyes Say About Your Health

I’m sure most of you have heard the expression, ‘your eyes are the window to your soul’. Well, in fact, not only are they the window to our soul, but they are also important indicators of our overall health. Eyes have many signs that tell us what is happening in our bodies...

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Vitamin D: Powerful Health Benefits

Vitamin D is such a critical vitamin that deficiencies in it are causative in virtually all diseases. Vitamin D functions as a hormone, not just as a vitamin....

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LOW Cholesterol: The Risks, Dangers & The Reality

Epidemiological data complied from 164 countries by the World Health Organization (WHO) and from BHF Heart Stats reveal something quite stunning: people with the lowest total cholesterol levels have the HIGHEST levels of mortality from all causes. Conversely, total cholesterol levels between 200-240 is associated with the LOWEST levels of mortality...

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Treatment high blood pressure without medication

If you take medications for high blood pressure - you're rolling the dice on your life Treatment high blood pressure without medication If you take medications for high blood pressure -  you're rolling the dice on your life...

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Exercise To Relieve Stress

Exercise is the key to releive both family and workplace related stress. Regular exercise improves health and eliminates or relieves stress naturally...

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DASH diet

The DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet is promoted by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the National Insitutes of Health (NIH). The DASH diet includes fruits and vegetables, low-fat dairy foods, beans and nuts. Sodium is limited to 2,400 mg per day. Studies have found that the DASH diet can reduce high blood pressure within two weeks. These are the daily guidelines of the DASH diet...

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Potassium In Foods

You need potassium in your diet because it's a component for balancing the pH of your body and for keeping fluids in balance, which is important for normal blood pressure regulation. Potassium is also needed for muscle growth, and for normal nervous system and brain function...

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Our Body’s Instinctive Organ Systems

Did you know that there are a total of 11 organ systems that make up our bodies? Each of these organ systems have very specific roles in the body, but they also work together in a fascinating way in order to keep us going. In this article, we will identify these 11 systems, as well as highlight the main organs involved in each and what their...

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