Health
This is a guest post by Karen Anderson. I hope you like it. All comments most welcome. It’s a question I often ask myself when people say that faith heals – if faith could really heal, then are those who are spiritual in the prime of health? And if you’re an atheist, does that mean [...]
Continue reading about Spirituality and Health – Are They Related?
My next eBook will be on Societies Characterised by a Healthy Old Age and what we can learn from them. This will be backed up by what we know about mind-body medicine and what works to keep us healthy. I’m excited about it. It’s something of my big book on health. What we know that [...]
Continue reading about Societies Characterised by a Healthy Old Age – what we can learn from them
It’s been a long while since I did a round-up of good posts I’ve found. I’ve been bookmarking (blogmarking?) them so I would have them to do a post about. I’ve realised that I won’t get the time any time soon to do a post on each so this is the collection. First up is [...]
I have a guest post on Marie’s Coming Out of the Trees blog. Marie’s blog is mostly her journal about recovering from child sexual abuse. This is a very important subject and Marie writes very well. However, if you are dealing with these issues yourself it may not be the time to read it, it [...]
Continue reading about Need for Extreme Control Over My Environment
In the last week or two I have been feeling overwhelmed. This isn’t surprising to me: I have a part-time and a full-time job and do my best to contribute to a good relationship with my partner. I like to go for a walk each day to stay fit and do a weekly tai chi [...]
This post is just to alert you to what I think is a very important book and website. They are about the relationship between social equality and health. There is good correlation between the equality in a nation and the health of all people in that nation. That is, greater equality is not only in [...]
Some years ago now some researchers wanted to study the oldest and healthiest populations. They marked these on a map with blue circles. And so these areas came to be known as “Blue Zones”. There is an on-going project to research these long-lived and healthy people. The results of studying these people – giving us [...]
Continue reading about Societies Characterised by Healthy Old Age: How They Live
Can we predict how healthy we will be in our old age? We all have an interest in the answer to this question! Most of us, I would think, want to know what will give us a healthy old age. A word of caution: These predictions are about statistics and averages – which means that [...]
