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Greetings!
Don't forget to mark your calenders for the
Spiritual class of the Health Dynamics Series.
Take a deep look into the spiritual aspects of health and life.
Our spiritual perspective sets the foundation of our health and
our life experience. Where: Hilton Garden Inn, down in the Chesterfield Bottoms (16631 Chesterfield Grove Rd. Chesterfield, Mo 63005).
Cost is $50.00
Rand Olson
The four steps to blatantly defy age Aging: the great fear of almost everyone. Getting older, not in wisdom, or just years, but looking older, is an undesirable side effect of mortality. One day an elderly lady of 83 years sat in my office, and with a shaken look on her face say, “I just had lunch with the girls, (These were her grade school girlfriends. They got together every month and had done so for nearly 50 years.) and during lunch, I looked across the table at the other girls, turned to my friend and asked her, ‘Do they look as old as we do?’” She was very shaken. All of the sudden the double chin that had slowly been cultured on her neck, the myriad wrinkles, the swollen ankles, the sagging skin under her eyes overcame the twinkle in them. She was shocked. Fifty years of age had hit her in one sudden jolt. So how do you elude this occurrence in life? Don’t have lunch with the girls. Yes, that would work. Drive really fast everywhere you go? That is another possible solution. Take up skate boarding after you go on Medicare. That is another possible way to escape aging. But let’s get serious. Are you really interested in living a long and highly active enjoyable life? Then let’s talk about the four core ingredients to an excellent quality laced with a heavy dose of quantity of life. The grand secrets to long and happy life are the four P’s. Ingredient number one: Peace: Finding peace and quiet in the midst of a troubled world is the first step to defying age. Do you see the negative in the tumult of the world around you or can you find the peace of possibility for good in every event? The steps that lead to this are contemplation, mediation and prayer. Contemplation is the willingness to look at life through your eyes, your heart and your gut. This requires we use logic, love and longing to see our current situation against a backdrop of the possible. Meditation is the course of stillness. It is the willingness to pause and be still, to stop telling yourself your story. Stop being a victim of life. Stop justifying, stop complaining, stop blaming and start accepting that you are who you are, and where you are because you choose it. This can be accomplished by formally meditating, or by just planning and allowing time, even fleeting moments of reality to penetrate the shell of fear we carefully build around ourselves. The more you allow this seeping in of reality the easier it is to become a cause in life rather than just another effect. Prayer is the next level of finding peace. Prayer is not contemplation or meditation; it is the conscious intent to communicate with the divine, or God, on God’s terms. Contemplation and mediation are solitary, like laying in a meadow on a sunny day, enjoying the sunlight to warm your face. Prayer is like learning to live with the earth and help it to lend of its abundance to support your lively hood. It is the equivalence of spiritual agriculture. Prayer requires reality and humility. It requires a willingness to set aside your own agenda to assimilate God’s will. Peace in life comes as we pursue the path of our highest potential. Unless we walk that path, we cannot find peace. Peace is the blending of our inner knowing that we are reaching toward our potential and the divine sanction of the same reality. Peace is not quiet nor stillness alone. It is a growing inner knowledge and a divine manifestation that you are reaching your potential. Phun: How long has it been since you acted like a playing child? How long has it been since you jumped a rope, walked on a curb, balanced on one foot, laughed like a child, had someone tickle your ribs until you cried, let someone hold you and comfort you, jumped on your bed, or sat and colored a coloring book and didn’t stay within any of the lines? What do you do physical that you really love? It can be intimacy, ecstasy or just plain silliness. Let some light into your life and “lighten up” and have some physical phun. Exercise doesn’t have to be boring, difficult or hard. To be most effective it should be Phun, and you will get younger. What have you always wanted to do? Its never too late. Start now and work toward it. The harder it might be the better. Let us support you. Tell us about it and we will help you find any help you need to stretch you body, mind and soul, but make it physically phun!
Phood: Give your body the right thing at the right
time for the right reason, and your body will express its
gratitude in kind with smooth skin, pliable strong muscles
and a clear mind. Nutrition comes in many ways: food we
eat, the things we put on our skin, the sun we get, the
thoughts we think when we eat and how we blend with nature
in our habits.
Physical: Take care of your physical frame.
What is "Disease-mongering"
Answer= A practice dubbed by drug companies who invent diseases (or exaggerate minor ones) in order to market and sell more drugs, according to several new reports presented at a conference at Newcastle University. "Disease-mongering turns healthy people into patients, wastes precious resources and causes iatogenic (medically induced) harm," stated Dr. David Henry of Newcastle University. Dr. Henry said disease-awareness campaigns are often funded by drug companies, and may be aimed more at selling drugs than informing or educating. Various reports at conferences contended that conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and "Restless Leg Syndrome" are heavily publicized and promoted by companies hoping to sell more drugs. Natural conditions such as menopause are defined as diseases. Risk factors such as high cholesterol levels or osteoporosis are presented as diseases in their own right. Another report focused on shyness and contended that it is routinely presented as a social anxiety disorder to be treated with antidepressants. Newly identified conditions such as "restless leg syndrome," -- a constant urge to move ones leg-- are presented as being much more common than they really are. Experts at the conference urged everyone, including consumers and physicians, to become more skeptical about new drugs and drug marketing campaigns. -Newsmax
Shockwave treatment for kidney stones increase the risk of diabetes almost four-fold, according to a 19-year follow-up study conducted by the Mayo Clinic. The study also found that use of the noninvasive technique which uses magnified sound waves to break up the stones, raises the risk of hypertension (abnormally elevated blood pressure). Dr. Amy Kranbeck and her colleagues followed up on nearly 600 patients 19 years after they had the kidney treatments. They found that those who had the shockwave treatment were 3.75% as likely as others to have developed diabetes. The researchers believe the increase in diabetes could be a result of damage from the shockwaves to pancreatic islet cells. The pancreas is the blast path of the lithotriptor. - Journal of Urology
New studies suggest that omega-3 fatty acids could inhibit the growth of liver cancer cells suggesting that they could be an effective therapy for treating and preventing liver cancers. One study examined the effects omega-3 and omega-6 fats in hepatocellular carcinoma cells. Hepatocellular carcinoma accounts for as much as 90 percent of all liver cancers and is usually quickly fatal. the omega-6 fats had no effect on cancer cells, but the omega-3's (in the form of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) induced apoptosis (programmed cellular death). Another study suggested omega-3 fats proved just as effective in treating cholangiocarcinoma tumor cells, an aggressive and possibly fatal type of liver cancer that forms in the bile ducts. Researchers have found that omega-3 fatty acids could not only be an effective therapy for liver cancers but could also protect the liver from steatohepatitis, a chronic disease believed to be a precursor to cancer. - RxPG News |
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