Be good to yourself this holiday season and eat real food that is nutrient dense. The list below tells us that leafy greens have the most power to feed our bodies.
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Monday, December 29, 2014
Monday, November 3, 2014
Strike a Pose to Help Colds and Congestion
The pose below is called a reclining bound angle pose. Winter months bring sinusitis, upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, asthma and variations of basic bacterial and viral infections that affect the breathing track. We use this pose as a remedy.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Liquorice: Food for Colds & Flu
As we approach the season for catching colds and flu consider adding the herb to liquorice to your medicine chest. Used as an ingredient in cough mixtures and throat lozenges, Glycyrrhiza glabra or liquorice has been used to treat sore throats, mouth ulcers, stomach ulcers, inflammatory stomach conditions and indigestion. It is also used to combat food poisoning in modern herbalism. Liquorice rhizomes can be chewed or made into tea, which with other anti-spasmodic herbs is often taken for menstrual cramps.
Friday, August 8, 2014
The Symphony of Sound
The
sounds, words, thoughts, feelings, sensations, intentions we experience and are
exposed to—affect our well-being and the wellness of those in our lives. Researchers
have discovered that sounds and vibrations that fill our external environment
affect our internal environment, our very cells and the more than 70% water
content of our bodies. Sound can create, maintain or alter form. (www.cymaticsource.com)
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Better-Longer-Deeper
To
develop lifelong satisfaction, choose your words wisely and speak them slowly. You’ll need to generate at least five
positive messages for each negative utterance you make if you want your
business and your personal relationships to really flourish. You’ll feel better, you’ll live longer, and
you’ll build deeper and more trusting relationships with others—at home and at
work. (www.psychologytoday.com)
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Flying High Now
Rebounding
is extremely effective 'no impact' exercise - especially important for those
with less mobility or undergoing rehabilitation. People new to rebounding should start out
slowly to give the body proper time to adjust. Rebounding is simple, safe and
fun, it is easy to stick with, almost everyone can do it and it is found to be
68% more efficient than running on a treadmill. (www.healthmakers.co.za)
o Firms your arms, benefits the shape of your legs, hips and abdomen
o Increases energy levels, which are maintained throughout the day
o Increases oxygen levels in the body
o Enhances digestion, nerve impulses and muscle fiber
o Revitalises your body when it's tired
o Reduces blood pressure
o Strengthens your muscles and bones without the trauma of hitting a hard surface
o Helps with balance and co-ordination
o Reduces stress levels, helping you to relax and sleep better
o Tones the body's internal organs, veins and arteries, as well as and bones, at the same time
o Increases the performance of both the heart and the circulatory system to slow aging
o Stimulates the flow of lymph fluid through the lymphatic system by up to 15%
o
Lowers
elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels
o
Increases
metabolism which burns more calories and reduces
body fato Firms your arms, benefits the shape of your legs, hips and abdomen
o Increases energy levels, which are maintained throughout the day
o Increases oxygen levels in the body
o Enhances digestion, nerve impulses and muscle fiber
o Revitalises your body when it's tired
o Reduces blood pressure
o Strengthens your muscles and bones without the trauma of hitting a hard surface
o Helps with balance and co-ordination
o Reduces stress levels, helping you to relax and sleep better
o Tones the body's internal organs, veins and arteries, as well as and bones, at the same time
o Increases the performance of both the heart and the circulatory system to slow aging
o Stimulates the flow of lymph fluid through the lymphatic system by up to 15%
Friday, June 13, 2014
To Click or Blink, That is the Question
Eye trackers may replace the mouse on your computer. An eye tracker is a device that uses
projection patterns and optical sensors to gather data about gaze direction or
eye movements with very high accuracy. Most eye trackers are based on the
fundamental principle of corneal-reflection tracking; eye presence detection, position, identification, movement, patterns;
eyelid closure; pupil size and pupil dilation; gaze direction and point. (ebitesblog.wordpress.com)
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Step Away From The Screen
The
slow technology movement seeks to alter how humans interact with technologies
including mobile devices, social media, email and other relatively recent
innovations that tend to be highly addictive, or at least consume a lot of
time. The movement is intended to curb
some of the damaging effects of excessive technologies in human life, primarily
through promoting slower or less extreme interactions with certain
technologies.
Monday, May 26, 2014
Lean, Mean and Green
Maintenance, monitoring and material systems integrated into buildings combine ecology and cutting-edge technology in a revolutionary way to create sophisticated green solutions.
Friday, March 21, 2014
Where Joy and Sorrow Meet
Art can
humanize medicine. Art in any form,
being an expression of intense human emotions, has the power to heal different
kinds of acute health conditions. Hospital is a place where joy and
sorrow meet. Art can create all necessary conditions for healing illness. - Dr
Iva Fattorini (image:streetanatomy)
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Teach Me How
We
all learn information in different ways.
However, we retain and synthesize what we have learned through talk,
teaching, technique and what touches us.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Windows To The Soul
Be
aware of attire, hand movements and other non-verbal cues from both sides of
the table during negotiations, interviews and meetings. They are frequently a deciding factor with
the person across the table as you discuss new positions, promotions and
contracts.
Thursday, February 6, 2014
For All The Gouda
There
are 2.5
entry-level job postings for each new 4-year graduate in STEM fields compared to 1.1 postings for each new BA graduate in non-STEM fields. STEM jobs offer a 26% salary
premium of approximately $14,000 compared to non-STEM careers. Find out more at http://www.burning-glass.com/research/stem/
Monday, January 27, 2014
Life Matters
Add
value to your team from a place of strength, honor and power as you operate in your
professional and personal life with a deep inner knowing of your intrinsic
value fused with an awareness of the inherent value of others.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Perfecting Performance
Performing
artists are athletes. Like athletes, performing artists practice and/or perform
most days with little off season, play through pain, "compete" in
challenging environments, and risk career-threatening injury. There are several organizations, institutions
and universities who have engaged in collaborative exchange and application of
wellness, training and performance research and initiatives to integrate the
science of sport and the performing arts for the mutual benefit of both. (Photo: University of Northern Iowa)
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
You Think You're So Smart
Brace yourselves for the unprecedented
growth and maturation expected in 2014 of anytime, anywhere, on-demand information,
interaction and entertainment in areas such as space tourism,
wearable technology, physical world networking, robotics, 3D printer, unmanned aerial vehicles, intelligent personal assistants,
social gaming consoles, smart-televisions, smart watches and smart glasses.
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