Introduction. Maxwell Cade was a physicist who studied psychology and medicine pre WW2. He joined the RAF as a navigator and developed improved radio navigation techniques. After the war he published research papers on infra red physics and Read More …
Introduction. The practice of healing has a long history going back over millenia and accounts of its use have been recorded from all the major cultures of the past. Although in the West its practice has often been Read More …
The following research shows that bone cells treated with Healing yet cancer cells were not stimulated… grew at double the rate of untreated cells absorbed more calcium Report from The Courant:- University of Connecticut researcher, Professor Read More …
BACKGROUND: Approximately 80% of nursing home residents who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia develop behavioral symptoms of dementia. Given the deleterious side effects of pharmacologic therapy in this population there is an urgent need for clinical Read More …
You’ve probably heard the quote, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” And when it comes to physical health, I think most doctors would agree. This is why primary-care providers spend so much time talking Read More …
Happiness is difficult to define and even harder to measure. We experience it as a combination of elements, in the same way that one wheel or spring inside a watch doesn’t keep time — it is a result Read More …
Health news: How apples can help you lose weight, pine bark supplement to ease arthritis pain and light therapy for diabetics By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:13 AM on 26th May 2009 In our pick Read More …
New Study Suggests Meditation Can Actually Alter Your Body On A Cellular Level November 10, 2014 | by Lisa Winter Scientists aren’t quite sure how the placebo effect works. This phenomenon occurs when a patient believes they Read More …
Experts say it can stunt growth, damage young brains and even trigger suicide. Yet now the controversial anti-depressant Prozac is about to be prescribed to youngsters of just eight. Jerome Burne of The Daily Mail investigates: James was ten Read More …
Global warming, global terrorism, food crises, water crises, oil conflicts, culture wars – “civilisation” seems to be accelerating towards self-destruction. These are circumstances in which art and artists tend to get political or, alternatively, resign themselves to insignificance. Read More …
