Lauren Slade : A Spiritual Journey
Discovering the Body, Mind, Soul & Spirit Connections
Reflexology rids patient of edema in ONE Session!! Watch this video clip. It is an irrefutable proof of medical evidence for Reflexology. Through this clip, you will be able to watch how edema in a 34 weeks pregnant lady disappears in one single session of Reflexology.
This case was filmed at the Maternity and Gynaecology ward of the Southern General Hospital in Glasgow, Scotland, on July 29th, 2009. Continue reading “Edema Disappears in One Reflexology Treatment”
Our entire planet for the very first time in recorded human history, is simultaneously going through a process of grief.
We are all in grief, knowingly or unknowingly, consciously or subconsciously, and whether we acknowledge it or not.
We are all in grief, and the question is, what are we grieving? The answer to that surprises a lot of people. We are grieving the loss of a way of life. The way that we were living our lives just a few weeks ago has been lost. It’s been taken from us.
Listen to this interview excerpt with Gregg Braden on the current pandemic situation. He perfectly explained what and why we are experiencing and feeling right now.
If you are a Reflexologist or health care practitioner, this affects you, your families and clients. Continue reading “Gregg Braden: Grieving a Lost Way of Life”
If you want to be a little smarter, increase the amount of magnesium in your diet. The nutrient is one of the most vital for healthy brain functioning, something that becomes increasingly important as we get older. Continue reading “Magnesium helps you stay smart, and improves memory”
Sensible walking shoes, designed to give us additional support, are the very worst thing for our knees, and they could increase our chances of developing osteoarthritis. Instead, shoes that have flexible soles, and even flip-flop sandals, are kinder on our joints, a new study has discovered. Continue reading “Walking shoes are bad for our knees”
This afternoonon there was a segment on the Dr Oz show about complementary medicine and one of the modalities involved was Reiki. Dr Oz announced that it was one of his favourites. He should know as he says his wife is a Reiki Master who treats the Oz family often with Reiki and helps him with his headaches. Continue reading “Energy Medicine – Way of the Future”
As a last resort, insomniac Maria Fitzpatrick tried reflexology – with surprising results.
‘Have you had problems with your spine, madam?” There it is, I think to myself: the question that confirms that I was right to doubt reflexology. I would have been impressed, even hopeful, if the therapist, who knows next to nothing about me (except that I’m seeking a solution for chronic insomnia), had put his finger on my history of kidney problems while kneading my feet, or even found something disrupting the “energy pathway” to my tired brain.
My back – where I’m told there is a “blockage” – is possibly the only part of my body that has never caused me any trouble. It’s easy, at this moment, to see why many traditionalists believe reflexology practitioners to be nothing more than pseudo-science-peddling, fortune-teller masseurs laughing all the way to the bank.
And yet, the art of reflexology, which holds that every part of the body is “mapped” to a corresponding region of the feet, is positively booming in Britain. There are currently an estimated 35,000 reflexologists at work here, pummelling and prodding the nation’s soles – and, less commonly, hands – to provide relief for ailments such as sinusitis, asthma, allergies, migraine, angina and digestive complaints. Continue reading “Reflexology Prescribed by Medical Doctors in UK”