Category Archives: March April 2012

Inthe book Spiral Dynamics, Don Beck and Christopher Cowan write, “New times produce new thinking”. At the Center for Conscious Living, we know that new times require a new level of consciousness and new forms, structures and relationships that will solve the challenges we are experiencing as a human community on planet earth. Continue reading →

Kissing was studied in the early 20th century by a historian named Earnest Crawley. Crawley stated that the art of kissing was a universal expression of love and affection in the social life of higher civilizations. Throughout history, whether a symbolic kiss (as in kissing an icon, a temple floor or a social interchange representing devotion, respect or love/affection), a kiss is a significant gesture. Continue reading →

If you have ever had heartburn or acid reflux, you know it can be unpleasant or very painful! Many turn to antacids for relief. But, studies performed in the past have shown that while antacids may bring quick relief, they may actually aggravate the conditions they are designed to treat, causing other problems in the long run. Continue reading →

Car Accident? Myo Rehab therapists are experts in relieving your pain

By Victoria L Magown

Driving to work the other day at 7:45 am, I came upon a car accident at the intersection of Montgomery and Jefferson. Both cars were badly damaged and needed to be towed, so I knew the drivers were injured. No broken bones, but significant damage to their body’s fascia, muscles and ligaments, particularly in the neck region.

Usually during a car accident, the driver’s left … Continue reading →

Celebrities are recommending and choosing thermography as a screening tool for breast disease and for inflammation that may occur in other parts of the body. Continue reading →

There’s been a lot of buzz about Dog Whisperer Ceasar Millan and Horse Whisperers Buck Branahan and Monte Roberts. These people seem to understand animals so well that communication flows easily and lovingly; with great understanding on both sides. Continue reading →

Melissa Frei Answers Your Questions Continue reading →

The first rule of medicine is “Do no harm”. Yet, per The Journal of the American Medical Association (1998), medications that were properly prescribed and administered are the fourth leading cause of death per year. The April 25, 2011 edition of American Medical News stated that 1 in 3 hospital patients experience an adverse event, and 7% of patients are harmed permanently or die. Let’s briefly look at some of the most commonly used pharmaceutical categories…When we do, we have to question if this first rule is being observed. Continue reading →

Memory problems are a common complaint in my practice. The deficit can range from a mild annoyance, such as difficulty remembering someone’s name or phone number, to severe cognitive impairment as is seen in
advanced dementia. Continue reading →