Category: Holistic & Natural Lifestyle
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When Homeopathy Moves Beyond the Clinic and Into the Garden Homeopathy is usually thought of as a system of care for people. However, over the years I have also seen how it can extend into living systems like soil, plants, and gardens. This understanding began for me through a meeting that changed how I think…
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This is a handmade bag that a patient made as a carrying satchel for her remedies. Yet another time I am charmed by the care that one of my patients puts towards their homeopathic journey for health. Homeopathy inspire us in ways you cannot imagine. Homeopathy inspires love and respect towards one’s journey to health.…
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I am in the ceramic studio and look what I found: Magnesium Carb in a big tub. For clay decoration Mag carb is used for matte glazes and to produce an opaque, white glaze. It is also used as a glaze surface texture for dramatic visual effects. In homeopathy, people who need Mag carb will…
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When the weather is nice enough I prefer to do my cardio outdoors. This gets me outside for some vitamin D, a bit of colour, and very much needed fresh air. My iPhone is my constant companion, although its role has changed this year. I used to listen to spiritual music, or homeopathic podcasts. Now…
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Nuts and seeds in my pantry. November 9th 2013 One day my son said, “That’s pretty awesome.” “Awesome?” “Yes, and unusual.” he said, “how many people do you think have a shelf devoted to nuts and seeds in their kitchen? No one I know.” I thought about it for a moment to let ‘awesome’ and…
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Suzanne Somers interviews Dr. Galitzer in her new book, “Ageless” Monday, 1 October, 2012 I remember watching Suzanne Somers in Three’s Company when she played a ditzy, but loveable Chrissy. That was quite a number of years ago. Suzanne is an actress, author and businesswoman. She is an advocate for natural treatment, including homeopathy, which…
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A word about prayer and health Wednesday, 15 August, 2012 By Marilyn Freedman A joint American-Israeli study found that regular prayer can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by 50%. That would make the daily endeavour well worth it if you are at risk. The study also concluded that private or public prayer can…
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Are you thinking about how to grow your own herbs, or small vegetable garden? If, like me, you have tried in the past and watched the green vegetables, day after day, waiting to pick them when they are ripe…then one day you come out to discover – they’re gone! That was it for me. This…
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Riots, wild markets: Did space storms drive us mad? Friday, August 12, 2011 (Reuters) – Rollercoaster financial markets and the worst riots Britain has seen in decades have made it quite a week for a time of year that is usually so dead the newspapers are filled with “silly season” tales of amusing pet antics.…
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The structure of scientific revolutions – bacteria, virus and us Thursday, February 10, 2011 Naturalnews.tv interview Here’s an interview with Dr Andrew Wakefield about the structure of scientific revolutions. Here’s some of what he says in this interview: I’ve grown to have a huge respect for [infectious bacteria and viruses] over the years. We are…