Health

The Mystery of Menopause

Women Wellness Guide – August 2018 The Mystery of Menopause Many women have difficulty with life in general when they reach menopause age, but some women start to feel symptoms at peri-menopause ages, that could be around 10 years before menopause. Ideally, we should look out for symptoms that we feel could be new or

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A Love Song… Reunion of the Divine & Human Selves, as one Bod

    A Love SongOne Body Consciousness… Reunion of the Divine & Human Selves  IAM so grateful to all my sacred friends, especially my creative Costa Women friend Rashpal, who have all made it possible to produce my love song, Body Consciousness. I know it will inspire YOU to open YOUR heart and hear YOUR own Divine voice

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Thoughts are not facts

Thoughts are NOT FACTS. Just because you think it, does not make it TRUE. For good mental health, self-monitor your internal dialogue. What are you saying to yourself about a person or situation?     Do you know if your perception is even true?   We all see life through a filter. Every single one

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Chronic Pain – Part 3

In my first post about chronic pain I explained the difference between chronic pain and acute pain and how pain functions in the body. In my second post I talked about central sensitization and how this complicates treatment for patients with chronic pain – making them, quite literally, feel more pain, more easily with less stimulation. So now I

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Chronic Pain – Part 2

In my first article about chronic pain I started to explain a little about why chronic pain is different and needs to be treated differently. I talked about the science behind it and how pain works. Now let’s start to put that into context of how chronic pain affects you and how it makes you feel. One

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Chronic Pain – Part 1

What is Chronic Pain? The dictionary definition of chronic pain is “any pain that lasts longer than 12 weeks.” For many of my patients, by the time they come to see me, they have seen numerous therapists, tried many medications and even had surgeries, all with varying degrees of success. And those weeks have become

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