All physical symptoms and Traditional Western Medicine (Allopathic) diagnosis has a root cause. That root cause originates from emotional and spiritual dis-ease/distress. The symptom is a message from the system (mind, body, spirit) that something is out of balance. In order to become whole and healthy you need to balance the mind, body and spirit. This article sets forth the protocol for mind, body, spirity healing.
Medical studies have revealed that your emotions and stress affect your physical health. In the realm of metaphysics all physical symptoms are a manifestation of emotional dis-ease/distress. There is a mental and emotional cause for each and every medical diagnosis and there is a metaphysical way to heal them. This article sets forth the healing protocol for all physical symptoms.
Humans are born with the most important effective food management tool—a hypothalamus, which helps to regulate the amount of food required for maintaining optimum health and weight. The main function of the hypothalamus is homeostasis, or maintaining the body’s status quo. Factors such as blood pressure, body temperature, fluid and electrolyte balance, and body weight are held to a precise value called the set-point. Although this set-point can migrate over time, from day to day it is remarkably fixed.
January 4 – U.S. – Federal Government Gives 100% Tax Credit for Smoke Cessation and Weight Loss. Whether you want to lose weight, quit smoking or improve your finances, the federal government offers lots of help with New Year’s resolutions through different tax credits.
Little did I know when I was seven-years-old, as I stood barefoot in the driveway of my parent’s cattle ranch watching them drive away to take my beloved aunt to the state mental hospital; I heard the words, “Some day you will have a big impact in people’s lives,” that I would be working with people in their healing process – albeit, I have my shoes on. Many messages guided me through the turbulence and vicissitudes of life. And through it all I made a big impact in people’s lives as you have.