How EFT Can Benefit Cancer Patients
November 9, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
Today we are presenting a guest article by Melanie Bowen. Melanie Bowen is an advocate for natural health and cancer cure initiatives. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in English with a specialty in Psychology and Medical Research, you will often find her highlighting the great benefits of different nutritional, emotional, and physical treatments on those with illnesses in her efforts to spread awareness.
EFT, properly known as Emotional Freedom Technique, was originally developed as a way to release difficult and haunting emotions. It can be considered a form of “energy medicine,” and was developed as a technique to instantaneously release unnecessary energy. Cancer patients, including those suffering from mesothelioma cancer, breast cancer, or prostate cancer, will find relaxation and a newfound happiness with this tool. This is because research has demonstrated a link between releasing stress and success with cancer treatment. With EFT, the patient is usually told to tap their fingers and make contact with certain meridian points on their face and torso. They will simultaneously say certain phrases that trigger and release the stress and emotions. Use of a emotion rating habit will determine the change in emotion, and the technique unsurprisingly enjoys a high success rate– especially with relieving cancer patients.
7 Ways to Boost Your Sexual Confidence
May 29, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
Sexual confidence is often about men and their attitude towards women. But how about us women?
Many women, even married women, would like some more passion in their life.
Quinoa Nutrition Facts
May 5, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
As super healthy inexpensive foods like quinoa and amaranth are getting more popular the need for facts and great recipes are increasing.
The first thing to say about quinoa is that it is a seed, not a grain.
The plant grows to about 2 meters high and the seeds are born on flower clusters. The leaves can be eaten like spinach and in fact quinoa and spinach come from the same plant group. The most common type of quinoa is the cream colored quinoa but you can get purple, red, orange or black. There is no nutritional difference between the different types of quinoa.
H1N1 Vaccine Linked to Sleeping Disorder in Children
February 24, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
After months of suspicion a Finish study shows that children who got the swine flu vaccine Pandemix has a nine times higher risk of developing Narcoplepsy or dyssomnia. The H1N1 vaccine is now stopped in Finland.
Food for Love – Best Aphrodisiac Foods
February 14, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
Can food make us feel sexier? Can it even make us perform better?
Aphrodisiac foods has the reputation of increasing sex drive. You’ll be surprised to see how many regular foods that are natural aphrodisiacs. First a list of the best foods and then a love menu that can’t go wrong.
Natural Cure for Sinus Infection
February 10, 2011 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
Eucalyptus has very strong medicinal benefits. One popular use is to clear sinus infection. Sinus infection can be especially disturbing at night.
You can make a homemade rub that clears your sinuses and helps them keep clear. It is very effective and smells great.
