Have you ever heard of chronic wellness? My guess is probably not. You probably know a lot of people who have chronic dis-ease though. Partly, this is because you and I are much more likely to hear about it…
Have you ever heard of chronic wellness? My guess is probably not. You probably know a lot of people who have chronic dis-ease though. Partly, this is because you and I are much more likely to hear about it…
Bruce Lipton, PhD, along with coauthor Steve Bhaerman, posit in Spontaneous Evolution (affiliate link), that we’re entering a new stage of evolution defined by “Holism” and a new state of “humanity”. It’s hard to disagree as we continue to see integrative medicine, functional medicine, chiropractic, acupuncture, and other alternative health modalities grow and prosper after years of ridicule by the medical industrial complex. According to Lipton, cultural transformations happen in three stages, ridicule, harsh criticism, and then widespread acceptance.
Scientists have tracked down about 5 mass extinctions since the beginning of time. Some say we may be already in the 6th mass extinction. The reason? Lack of symbiosis with the world we live in.
We are all inherently interconnected with one another in more ways than we understand. The need for environmental consciousness and social consciousness has been taken to a new level.
It is no mistake that the intestines are the largest immune organ of the body. They are a primary defense between you and the outside world. The balance is tightly regulated, and unfortunately for most Americans, this balance is thrown off-center.
Most people associate pain with a physical problem. Burn yourself or step on a nail and ouch! — it’s going to hurt. What people often overlook is the emotion and psychology behind pain and how simple reassurance about one’s condition or injury can go a long way to speeding recovery.