Flower essences became famous for their healing powers, thanks to the 1980 Royal Warrants for Bach Flower Remedies (The Queen, HM the Queen Mother and HRH the Princes of Wales).
After years of research, NASA scientists found a nap of 10 to 20 minutes boosted pilot performance by 34% and alertness by 54%.
Sara Mednick PhD, is one of the world’s best-known sleep experts. This is what she found out, about what some people call catnaps.
After experiencing COVID-19 first hand over Christmas here are some of the essentials I would recommend you add to your ‘COVID-19 survival’ pack AND just as importantly some tips on how you can prevent others in your household from catching the virus from each other.
Continuing to share clothes with my lost friend is my reminder of everything invisible we shared between the clothes. Lily Gutierrez remembers her friend, Venus.
Needing a better night’s sleep? Well, science has some interesting answers, with multiple studies showing lavender oil – an affordable aromatherapy oil – improves sleep quality, reduces anxiety and helps to lower blood pressure.
The thrill of swimming outdoors in freezing water in Hampstead is world famous. Open-air swimming with the Ladies’ Pond, the Men’s Pond, the Mixed Pond and the Parliament Hill Lido is not for everybody, but devotees love it.
Healer Matthew Manning has returned to a quiet life after becoming world famous as a young TV healer who attracted the interest of the Royal Family. His work today involves distance healing and his website subscribers are invited to download his video and audio sessions; attend global events online and leave their names for weekly help.
Each chakra rules a different part of our body, mind or spirit. Balancing these – meditating while humming – is said to increase relaxation and happiness. Healing is possible, according to some real-life reviews on YouTube, using the 10 million+ hit Meditative Mind channel. And it’s free.
Holiday Goddess looks at the mysterious power of labyrinths. How exactly do they work & what are the benefits? Plus a guide to creating a home labyrinth.
Mark Harper, a doctor at the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals, in Britain, believes regular cold-water swimming reduces inflammation, which is associated with ailments from pain to depression. He is a cold-water sea swimmer himself. He believes you may not react as much to stress in daily life, if you swim outdoors regularly.
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