Category: healing
Health | Weaponizing oxygen to kill infections and disease
Bacteria with nanoparticle photosensitizers grow before illumination (left), but are killed after illumination (right) as oxygen is activated. Credit: Peng Zhang
The life-threatening bacteria called MRSA can cripple a hospital since it spreads quickly and is resistant to treatment. But scientists report that they are now making advances in a new technique that avoids antibiotics. Instead, they are using light to activate oxygen, which then wipes out antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The method also could be used to treat other microbial infections, and possibly even cancer. […]
Shamans Believe Mental Illness Is Something Else Entirely
Dr. Somé proposes that what we call depression, bi-polar, psychosis and schizophrenia may perhaps be a remarkable transformation in consciousness and an inevitable step towards human development. […]
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Mo’olelo | Manu Aluli Meyer on Epistemology
Every now and then we have an Aha! moment where the purpose of life and the meanings in the universe seem to align. Manu Meyer has one of these moments and in this video, she hands us the seed, the kernel, the ‘aloha’ of that moment. We are all individuals, and yet, we are all one. We must separate the knowledge we learn in schools from the knowledge that we all share in our combined historic experiences. Please join her and share in this introduction to that ‘Aloha’ moment.
Health | Your Lack Of Sleep Might Just Be Making You Lonely
Yes, being sleepy all the time might make you grumpy. But new research suggests the social effects of sleep deprivation go way beyond just a pouty attitude in the morning: Losing sleep is actually making you feel lonely—and might even be quietly pushing people away from you. Yet another reason to prioritize shut-eye. […]
Health and Foodstyles | Cashew Nutrition – Absolute the Best Treatment for Depression without Medication
EAT CASHEW AND FIGHT OFF DEPRESSION EASY When you want a snack that can boost your energy level and fight off depression at the same time, you must have cashews. Cashews are as tasty and as […]
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Public Health | How I Shut Up My Doctor About Vaccines
While you’re at it, Parents … check out these information resources and draw your own conclusions.
March, 2018 — ARE AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES ON THE RISE?
https://www.ibhri.org/blog/2018/3/5/are-autoimmune-diseases-on-the-rise
2016 — Rise in MS and Autoimmune Disease Linked to Processed Foods
https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/2016/01/08/rise-ms-autoimmune-disease-linked-processed-foods/
Public Health and Safety | We Win Against Monsanto!
Did you know that America is DEAD LAST amongst the industrialized countries in the world for medical care???
Did you know that there are more maternity deaths with mothers and babies happening here in America than in all of the industrialized nations COMBINED! If you were a pregnant mother about to deliver, were you subjected to a last-minute C-Section that went wrong?
Did you know that the EPA is about to let ASBESTOS back into industrial use … even after all of the scientific evidence and litigation on record says it is a known carcinogen??
Did you know that it has been revealed, in West Virginia, that babies and children are being over-vaccinated, i.e., children are being administered 10 vaccines that are NOT NECESSARY … and Big Pharma has not tested these vaccines for safety??
All this news (not fake news, as put out by mass media, folks!) and more when you listen to this seasoned medical news correspondent, formerly with “The Doctors” medical show, ’cause your health, and the health of your families and communities is at risk, and only YOU with your dollar power can do something about it!!
Studies Show What Happens to the Human Body When We Walk Barefoot on Earth
If I asked how you were feeling today, would you tell me the truth? That’s okay, you don’t have to – I can probably guess. The truth is, most of us are tired. We are tired, and our muscles ache on a daily basis because of our sedentary lifestyles. Face it, how much time do […]
Source: Studies Show What Happens to the Human Body When We Walk Barefoot on Earth
The Dragon and the Lion – Fly Your Flag for the Lion’s Gate 8/8/2018
La’au Lapa’au | Native American Herbs of the Northeast
A look to the past reveals some of the most important plants used by Eastern woodland tribes – and an inestimable connection to nature.
My adventure into the historical uses of many Native American plants began when Maine native Kerry Hardy, author of Notes on a Lost Flute: A Field Guide to the Wabanaki, presented a program for Western Maine’s Greater Lovell Land Trust, billed as “Native American Plant Medicine” last summer. So many plants and so many uses! I was intrigued to find out more about these plants and explore the wealth of medicinal knowledge from Eastern Woodlands tribes like the Mohawk, Wyandot {Huron}, and Iroquois. From Hardy’s work, as well as from the research of author Charlotte Erichsen-Brown, I enjoyed a glimpse into how these tribes looked to nature for healing – and how early pioneers benefited from their knowledge.
The Essential Elderberry
Hardy’s book focuses on…
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Breathing Meditation | Aloha-Māhālo
Neuroscience | Brain stimulation reduces violent impulses by more than 50%
In a fascinating and somewhat unexpected result, mild electrical stimulation of the prefrontal cortex part of the brain can reduce violent urges and even raise moral awareness. […]
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La’au Lapa’au | The 3 Essential Oils You Need To Start An Aromatherapy Practice
Whether you’re a homebody or an adventure-seeker, single or coupled, we have the essential oils perfect for your lifestyle. […]
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6 Legitimate Reasons You Should Try Smudging, Backed By Science
For centuries, smudging has been used by indigenous peoples across the world. Practitioners believed it cleansed both people and places of negative energy and ‘unhealthy vibrations’ (their way of identifying bacteria). […]
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La’au Lapa’au | White Horehound
White Horehound
Botanical Name:Marrubium vulgare.
Family Name: Lamiaceae
Other Common Names; Seed of horus, bull’s blood, eye of the star, adorn, houndsbane, haran haran, grand bonhomme, blanc rubi, mapiochin, Andorn (German), marrube vulgaire (French), marrubio (Spanish), kransborre (Swedish).
Habitat: White horehound is probably native to the Mediterranean countries but can be found growing wild in many places in central and southern Europe, northern Africa, and much of Asia. In Asia, it grows in the western temperate regions of the Himalayas, Kashmir, north-western India, southwestern Pakistan and southeastern Iran. It has been introduced and has become naturalised in many countries around the world with suitable climate. Horehound is easy to cultivate and can be propagated by seeds or cuttings. The plant thrives in a nutrient-poor soil in sunny and dry habitats. Like most plants in its family, it can flourish in wastelands and can be commonly found…
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La’au Lapa’au | Passionflower
Passionflower
Botanical Name: Passiflora incarnata.
Family Passifloraceae
Other Common Names: Maypop, passiflora, passionflower.
Habitat: Passion flower is native to North, Central, and South America. This plant is mostly tropical, but some varieties may grow in colder climates. Passion flower prefers shaded, dry areas, such as those along fences and woods. It can be cultivated from a cutting or seeds in full sun with good drainage.
Plant Description: The passion flower plant has a long vine which may grow to 9.2 meters in length. It has alternate, serrate leaves with finely toothed lobes. The white flowers have a purple center. The mystery of the beautiful blossom developing from an unassuming bud was compared to the Passion of Christ because the plant parts were thought to represent the crucifixion, giving rise to the name passion flower. This flower blooms from May to July. The fruit of this…
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La’au Lapa’au | Did You Know You Can Easily Make Your Own Apple Cider Vinegar? Here’s How
It’s the best way to make sure you’re getting the most therapeutic quality! […]
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Meditation | Serotonin Release Music with Alpha Waves – Binaural Beats Relaxing Music, Happiness Frequency
MIDDAY BINAURAL BEATS MEDITATION (1.5 hrs.) | Hectic Sunday? While everyone is running around, grab your headphones and kick back for some well-deserved “me-time” and finally enjoy this long holiday weekend! Relax … release to be released. Aloha!
Meditation | Happiness Frequency 💜 Serotonin, Dopamine and Endorphin Release Music | Binaural Beats Calming Music (1:48 hrs.)
Health | Modified Citrus Pectin Proven Beneficial for Recurrent Prostate Cancer Patients
Modified Citrus Pectin is an important adjunct for patients with cancer and other inflammatory diseases, with close to 40 published peer reviewed papers demonstrating remarkable success […]
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Lāʻau Lapaʻau | Peppermint
Peppermint
Botanical Name: Mentha x piperita.
Family Name: LAMIACEAE or LABIATAE
All true mints belong to the genus Mentha. Peppermint is a hybrid plant, a cross between watermint (Mentha aquatica) and spearmint (Mentha spicata).
Common Names: Peppermint, mint, menthol
Habitat: Peppermint is found growing wild in the moist soils of the warmer parts of Europe, Asia, and America. It was cultivated in Europe but also in America, where it has become a vital crop over the last one hundred years. Peppermint is a perennial shrub which grows best in very moist soils with high water-holding capacity. While the plant has proved invaluable in medicine, for both topical and oral uses, it is also used widely in the perfume, soap and of course the food industries, becoming the most commercially important of the Mentha species. It has a fresh odor and a persistent cooling…
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Health | Reverse Cavities Naturally and Heal Tooth Decay with THIS Powerful Tooth Mask
In this article we will show you how simple tooth masks can stop the process of tooth decay and make problematic teeth healthy again in a completely natural way. On top of that, you will also […]
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Lāʻau Lapaʻau | Powerful Herbal Pain Relief
A few days ago, I had the pleasure of visiting the home of a gracious woman who deals in antiques. As I admired the many fine pieces displayed there, I came to realize that I, too, am something of a period piece a baby boomer who’s fundamentally sound but sporting the odd creaky hinge or two.
Fortunately, the herbal apothecary holds promise. Its medicines are good alternatives to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for chronic, mild to moderate aches and can reduce the need for prescription drugs.
More than 100 plants are known to have pain-relieving properties, but some are really outstanding. Reporting on herbal painkillers for arthritis, a review of clinical trials in the Clinical Journal of Pain says devil’s claw {Harpagophytum procumbens}, capsaicin from hot chiles {Capsicum spp.}, gamma-linolenic acid {GLA} from seed oils, and certain blended herbal extracts are especially good. Other studies indicate broader pain-relieving…
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Reiki | It’s All About The Attitude Of Gratitude
Gratitude. Appreciation. Giving thanks. No matter what words you use it all means the same thing. Happy. We’re supposed to be happy … grateful for friends, family … happy to just be alive. Maybe we’re not supposed to be happy. Maybe gratitude has nothing to do with joy. Maybe being grateful means recognizing what you have for what it is, admiring the struggle it takes simply to be human. Maybe we’re thankful for the familiar things we know … and maybe we’re thankful for the things we’ll never know. At the end of the day, the fact that we have the courage to still be standing is reason enough to celebrate.
Lāʻau Lapaʻau | Nettle
Nettle
Botanical Name: Urtica dioica, Urtica galeopsifolia. The annual nettle species dwarf nettle (Urtica urens L.) can be used in a similar manner as the stinging nettle in herbal medicine.
Family Urticaceae
Other Common Names of Stinging Nettle: Big string nettle, common nettle, Nettle, devil’s leaf, European nettle, Grosse Brennesse (German), grande ortie (French), ortiga (Spanish), brenninetla (Icelandic), brænde nælde (Danish).
TCM Name: Xun Ma
Meridians: Lung, Liver, Kidney
Key TCM Actions & Medicinal Uses: Tonifies the Lungs/Treats Skin: eczema, congested lungs, coughs, asthma, shingles. Purifies Blood: cleanses the Blood from environmental toxins and toxins in food. Drains Phlegm/Astringing; urinary tract infections, allergy congestion, gout, edema. Builds Blood/Enriches Kidney and Liver Yin: hot flashes, night sweats, dry skin, dull hair, brittle nails, regulate menses. Stops Bleeding: hemorrhage, post partum bleeding, heavy menses. Regulates Metabolism: improves stamina, poor appetite, improves lactation.
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Contemplations …
A couple hundred years ago, Benjamin Franklin shared with the world the secret of his success: “never leave that to tomorrow what you can do today.” This is the man who discovered electricity. You’d think more of us would listen to what he had to say. I don’t know why we put things off, but if I had to guess I’d say that it has a lot to do with fear. Fear of failure. Fear of pain. Fear of rejection. Sometimes, the fear is just in making a decision because … what if you’re wrong? What if you’re making a mistake you can’t undo? Whatever it is we’re afraid of, one thing is true. By the time the pain of not doing the thing gets worse than the fear of doing it, it can feel like we’re carrying around a giant tumor. The early bird catches the worm. A stitch in time saves nine. He who hesitates is lost. We can’t pretend we haven’t been told. We’ve all heard the proverbs. We’ve heard the philosophers. We’ve heard our grandparents warning us about wasted time. We’ve even heard the damn poets urging us to “seize the day”. Still, sometimes, we have to see for ourselves. We have to make our own mistakes. We have to learn our own lessons. We have to sweep today’s possibilities under tomorrow’s rug until we can’t anymore … until we finally understand for ourselves what Benjamin Franklin meant when he said that knowing is better than wondering … that waking is better than sleeping … and that even the biggest failure, even the worst most intractable mistake beats the hell out of never trying.
