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Quest for the Qest4: A story of bioresonance

25/04/2019 By Mel Owen-Browne Leave a Comment

Mel Owen-Browne helping a patient with the Qest4 machine

My first experience of bioresonance  The back story:  October 2010 When my second daughter was born, all was well.  Just a couple of months later, she was covered in eczema from head to toe.  She was hot, itchy, cross and uncomfortable in body and soul.  I tried everything including homeopathy, spiritual healing and conventional treatments for several months with only limited results.  I knew that my pregnancy had been stressful so there was some emotional trauma in the aetiology and there was an inherited predisposition as I had had eczema as a young … [Read more...] about Quest for the Qest4: A story of bioresonance

Filed Under: Homeopathy Tagged With: Asyra, Bioresonance machine, eczema, Mel Owen-Browne, Qest4

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Getting enough Protein in a Vegetarian Diet

01/03/2019 By Penny Barron Leave a Comment

getting enough protein in a vegetarian diet

Before you assume I’m some kind of accomplished vegetarian, I’m not. (Because here I am writing about getting enough protein in a vegetarian diet). Actually, I failed miserably at being vegetarian; not because I didn’t try, but because my body just didn’t suit that kind of diet. I didn’t want to admit the shameful truth to myself, even after doing my best to ignore the sinfully amazing smells emanating from every chicken shop I walked past, that made my mouth water in desperate craving. Even when I put on twelve kilos, my hair started falling out and my nails … [Read more...] about Getting enough Protein in a Vegetarian Diet

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Healthy Food, Nutrition Tagged With: legumes, nuts and seeds, protein, vegetarian diet

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Exploding myths about homeopathy. Ty Bollinger says “I’ve never heard this before”

28/02/2019 By Linlee Leave a Comment

Ty Bollinger interviews Dr Rajendran for the Truth about Cancer exploding myths about homeopathy

Exploding myths about homeopathy: Ty Bollinger interviews Dr Rajendran with the planes flying overhead, at the Bangkok airport. It doesn’t stop Ty Bollinger from getting in there and asking some big questions. This is the raw unedited interview ahead of the next Truth About Cancer in April 2019. Warning: for some people there are more than a few hard truths and surprises in this interview. Reproduced here with permission of Ty Bollinger via Dr Rajendran. They talk for 36 minutes and it's worth listening to because you will really get to understand why Ty has … [Read more...] about Exploding myths about homeopathy. Ty Bollinger says “I’ve never heard this before”

Filed Under: Cancer, Homeopathy, Homeopathy Research Tagged With: Dr ES Rajendran, Homeopathy, Nanomedicine, nanoparticles, The Truth About Cancer, Ty Bollinger

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That Time of the Month: Period Pain and Homeopathy

31/01/2019 By mikesart22 Leave a Comment

painful periods may respond to homeopathy

What do you call yours? Growing up as a teenager in the UK we called it, That Time of the Month, On the Blob, Rag Week, Having the painters in, Auntie Flo is here for a visit… Or a bit more extreme Shark Week if you live in Australia! Do you know there are over 5000 slang words for menstruation? But still we don't like to talk about the Dreaded Curse... Or perhaps you have made peace with yours and it’s a more of a Womb Blessing, your Monthly Miracle, your Gift of Life, and maybe you even have a spiritual practice for your cycle? Unfortunately I didn’t have … [Read more...] about That Time of the Month: Period Pain and Homeopathy

Filed Under: Emotional Wellbeing, Homeopathy Tagged With: dysmenorrhea, Elaine Timmer, Mag phos, menstrual pain, naturally reduce the pain, painful periods, period pain, Somewhere under the moon

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Lectins: The surprise hidden danger in your healthy diet?

12/07/2018 By Louise Ross-Campbell 2 Comments

Cute Cactus readfing about Lectins

Arthritis, heart disease, weight gain and leaky gut It’s not all in your head… It’s all in your gut!! Beans, legumes and cashews are good for us, right? They contain protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals. But they also contain large amounts of ‘anti-nutrients’ called lectins. Lectins are the protective part of these plant-based foods and they are highly toxic to insects and animals. They are designed to paralyse insects that are trying to eat them so that they can grow and thrive. So why are Lectins considered one of the biggest hidden dangers in your 'healthy' … [Read more...] about Lectins: The surprise hidden danger in your healthy diet?

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Food as medicine, Healthy Food, Nutrition, Weight Loss

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Anxiety – Calming remedies for your child

08/04/2018 By mikesart22 1 Comment

letters of anxiety

  Do you have a nervous child or teenager with anxiety? Are they timid, shy, fearful, suffering from social anxiety, intimidated by crowds, prone to panic attacks, or worried about performance and presentations? There are many remedies to help acute anxiety attacks for children, teenagers and adults. I suffered terrible anxiety as a child, although I didn’t understand what anxiety was. After moving house for the third time and starting a new school again the anxiety was becoming so strong. I started to be sick in the morning, on an empty stomach before … [Read more...] about Anxiety – Calming remedies for your child

Filed Under: Children, Emotional Wellbeing, Homeopathy Tagged With: anxiety, Children, Elaine Timmer, Homeopathy, Lycopodium, natural remedies, silica

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Befriend your hormones by naturally supporting adrenal fatigue

26/02/2018 By Penny Barron Leave a Comment

womans arm needs batteries because she is exhausted

The relationship between adrenal fatigue and hormone balance If I had a dollar for every woman who told me they hate having to menstruate because of their terrible symptoms of heavy bleeding, PMT and pain, I would probably not be that rich in today’s inflated economy, but it would make a nice contribution anyway! Ask each of those women whether she also feels constantly exhausted, having to crack the whip at themselves just to get through each day, and it’s likely that we become aware of a relatively silent epidemic - that of underlying adrenal fatigue.  … [Read more...] about Befriend your hormones by naturally supporting adrenal fatigue

Filed Under: Emotional Wellbeing, Food as medicine, Homeopathy, Nutrition, Weight Loss Tagged With: adrenal fatigue, adrenal glands, cortisol, hormone balance, thyroid, tissue salts, Vitamin C

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How to make the most powerful natural antibiotic! [Louise’s Elixir Recipe]

18/09/2017 By Louise Ross-Campbell 1 Comment

natural antibiotics to knock out the flu

Make the most powerful natural antibiotic elixir at home! Fight infections and kill parasites. Kick coughs and colds, the flu virus, throat and other infections like sinusitis, stomach bugs and candida without prescription antibiotics! Louise’s Elixir Recipe This antibiotic elixir strengthens your immune system and has potent antiviral, antibiotic and antifungal properties. It purifies the blood, boosts blood circulation and supports lymph nodes and lymph flow through the body. Its effectiveness is due to the combination of high quality, natural, fresh, … [Read more...] about How to make the most powerful natural antibiotic! [Louise’s Elixir Recipe]

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Healthy Food, Nutrition Tagged With: apple cider vinegar, avoid antibiotics, elixir, ginger, Louise's Elixir, manuka honey, natural antibiotic, oregano oil, turmeric

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How to slow down aging, the 5 side effects of kindness

17/09/2017 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

Beautiful granddaughter visiting her elderly kind grandfather.

Life changing information about the healthiest way to look young, live longer and feel happier harnessing the 5 side effects of kindness. The 5 side effects of Kindness Kindness is cardio protective and anti inflammatory Kindness will slow down the aging process Kindness increases happiness in you and others Kindness is good for relationships Kindness is contagious Kindness is cardio protective and anti-inflammatory In our blood vessels we have molecules of kindness known as Oxytocin and Nitrous Oxide. We are genetically wired to be kind. … [Read more...] about How to slow down aging, the 5 side effects of kindness

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Emotional Wellbeing, Health Research Tagged With: anti-inflammatory, David R. Hamilton, depression, kindness, kindness is anti-aging, oxytocin

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Avoid Antibiotics: How To Use Natural Antibiotics Hiding In Your Kitchen

20/05/2017 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

natural antibiotics to knock out the flu

Every year, there are a rapidly increasing number of good reasons to avoid antibiotics so the best question to ask is "How?" Here's why and how to use natural antibiotics which you most likely already have hiding in your pantry. The Health Implications of Antibiotics By 1940, antibiotics had come into widespread use causing both doctors and people to gradually forget about natural antibiotics for resolving infections. This change in medical practice has, in recent decades, led to the overuse of antibiotics and the rise of antibiotic resistant superbugs such as … [Read more...] about Avoid Antibiotics: How To Use Natural Antibiotics Hiding In Your Kitchen

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Health Research, Nutrition Tagged With: avoid antibiotics, elixir, Garlic, ginger, Louise's Elixir, manuka honey, natural antibiotic, olive leaf, oregano oil, turmeric

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