Anatomy

Depression & the fungus link

By |2026-06-29T16:41:31+01:00October 30th, 2017|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing, Spirituality|

When researching the figures for 2017 on depression in the UK. The Office for National statistics could not provide specific statistics, however, the charity 'MIND' was more helpful. Nowhere in my research could I find education on the gut-brain and its key link to depression. As BBC 'Doctor in the house' pioneer Dr.Chattergee pioneers to [...]

Preventing & recovering from chronic pain

By |2026-06-29T16:42:17+01:00October 26th, 2017|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing, Pilates|

Certainly, you must be aware of the unique situation humanity finds itself in today: more doctors, scientists, therapists and advanced technology than ever in history – yet we are more unhealthy, unfit, even sicker than ever in history! How can it be that we put men on the moon at will, fly sophisticated aeroplanes, make [...]

Itchy legs, running, the gut and skin disorders

By |2026-06-29T16:42:56+01:00September 10th, 2017|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

When I was back at dance college i recall getting itchy legs after petit and grand allegro in the ballet class. I thought it was eczema and irritation to the nylon unflattering ballet tights. Fast forwards another twenty years and I have experienced itchy legs straight after running. Not only did I notice this but I [...]

“An Indian man leads with his belly”- Old housewife saying.

By |2026-06-29T16:44:49+01:00July 9th, 2017|Anatomy, Spirituality|

“An Indian man leads with his belly” is a saying that i have grown up with. Indians like many cultures like to take a morning and evening walk before and after the intense heat of the day. Pictured above is Mahatma Gandhi taking his morning walk. The belly can be most definitely seen as leading [...]

Grains, pain and inflammation

By |2026-06-29T16:44:56+01:00July 8th, 2017|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

Did you know the dumping ground for the organs tends to be in the lower limb? This shows particularly in the knees and hips. The majority of clients that walk through the door of my studios exhibit painful hips and knees caused by inflammation. This usually happens in conjunction with the gut wall (leaky gut). [...]

Finding the right rehab studio for your pain

By |2026-06-29T16:45:11+01:00June 26th, 2017|Anatomy, Pilates|

There are a number of concerns regarding strength training in a rehab setting. Finding the right studio and the right person to understand you can be a frustrating proposition. At our clinics, we make sure that we speak to all our clients individually first. Before we even consider charging them. Inflammation in joints and surrounding [...]

Keeping active as we age

By |2026-06-29T16:45:29+01:00June 6th, 2017|Anatomy, Pilates, Yoga|

"You are only as old as our spine"-  Joe Pilates In many cultures around the world the ageing population is greatly respected as elders with great wisdom and experience. None of us want to get old and we are constantly being sold potions, pills and gimmicks to give us the elixir of life. Whilst studying the [...]

“If it does not work remove it” said the surgeon and the car mechanic

By |2018-05-16T13:11:12+01:00May 22nd, 2017|Anatomy|

“If it does not work remove it” said the surgeon and the car mechanic When things break in the house, garden, car and body we have a simple quick fix solution, which saves a lot of time, energy, effort and resources. That is to say simply remove it and perhaps replace it. However, we only [...]

Neck Pain, headaches & the female form

By |2026-06-29T16:45:48+01:00May 6th, 2017|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

Every single one of us is an athlete, this is because we came from an environment of hunter/gatherers and we fought to survive, eat, sleep and move. Our skeletal structure has not changed for thousands of years but what has is the new shiny electronic convenient world. Our muscular skeletal system has adapted to the [...]

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