Health and Wellbeing

Toxic food, flu symptoms and poisoning

By |2026-06-29T16:21:55+01:00November 18th, 2020|Health and Wellbeing|

Food is one of two things: either it is your medicine that heals you, energises you, supporting your immune system, enhancing your sleep quality, or food is your poison by disintegrating you, stopping you from feeling good, effecting your sleep or being the basis from which disease starts. Vandana Shiva's book 'Oneness' suggests that [...]

Grief, death and lockdown

By |2026-06-29T16:22:19+01:00October 31st, 2020|Health and Wellbeing, Spirituality|

Staying positive in a negative world can be a challenge. According to the National Science Foundation, an average person has about 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. Of those, 80% are negative and 95% are repetitive thoughts. If we repeat those negative thoughts, we think negative way more than we think positive thoughts.  All negative [...]

A stiff inflexible back and body

By |2026-06-29T16:22:36+01:00September 27th, 2020|Health and Wellbeing, Yoga|

As we grow older if we are not careful, we will start to lose mobility in the body and mind. The human body was never designed to be sedentary nor was it designed to be stimulated by TV. Constant stimulation such as EMFs and sugar put the central nervous system into sympathetic dominant, a state [...]

The importance of touch and hands on for human development

By |2026-06-29T16:22:47+01:00September 7th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

We are all different and have different ways of approaching matters in life. This is to do with not only our conditioning but our learning type skills. Different ways of learning is recognised with a variety of schooling now available throughout the UK. Introduction of Forest schooling, Montersory, Steiner and other cognitive development is starting [...]

A different approach to pain in adult development

By |2026-06-29T16:22:57+01:00September 5th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

If you are suffering from chronic pain in the neck, shoulder, hip or lower back, there's a bigger picture than just doing a few simple exercises to rehabilitate - whether it be functional movement, pilates or yoga. A proper assessment rather than guess work tells a thousand stories. Everything is connected and related in the [...]

The fat cells of 42 – 57 year old females

By |2026-06-29T16:23:27+01:00August 2nd, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

So I am approaching 50 and my body is changing all the time. One size does not fit all. It's a myth that pilates or any other kind of exercise makes you slim. Flat abdominals always start in the kitchen. Everyone is different and this is why consultations are so important. We need to access [...]

Our behaviour, immune system & the gut

By |2026-06-29T16:23:44+01:00June 8th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

According to Hippocrates, the father of medicine, “All disease begins in the gut.”  2,500 years later and he has been proven to be right! Each time I  am stopped by a charity worker raising money for alzeimers, cancer, depression, parkinson, autism and many more . I always ask them if they have heard of [...]

Are you waiting for lockdown to finish before starting to exercise?

By |2026-06-29T16:24:57+01:00May 1st, 2020|Health and Wellbeing, Pilates, Yoga|

Drastic inactivity eventually leads to a 30% higher mortality rate for men and double the mortality rate for women. In today's world, seniors remain active and vital beyond the age of sixty-five, leading to a drastic increase in life span. The more activity you add to your daily lifestyle, the better your body will respond [...]

Dealing with stress & anxiety – Part 2

By |2026-06-29T16:25:06+01:00May 1st, 2020|Health and Wellbeing, Spirituality|

An experiment was ran on mice by placing them in a cages wired to receive electrical shocks. Each shock was spatially harmless. But after repeated shocks given over multiple days left the mice dull and listless. Their immune response was severely compromised and some actually died from the harmless stress. This experiment allows us to [...]

Dealing with stress & anxiety part 1

By |2026-06-29T16:25:17+01:00May 1st, 2020|Health and Wellbeing, Spirituality|

Most of us are reactive; we experience two sorts of stress, within the work place and with families and colleagues. Ask yourself these questions? Do I  react emotionally and emotions blow up? Do I complain about pressure I’m under, mostly to people who aren’t causing it? Do I pass the stress down the line, unloading [...]

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