Understanding the Work Habit
This week’s blog post is printed with permission from Dr. Michael M. Newman, DNM, Ph.D, HHP, FAIS, Doctor of Natural Medicine, Author, Researcher: Neuroscience coach; Stress and Generalized Anxiety Disorder Understanding the Worry Habit Loop From a neuroscience perspective, worrying is a habit. Our brains often see worry as a way to protect us. Even […]
Look Ahead 2026
So I would like to give a shout-out the Canada Post Office. The strike is finally settled, and postal service has finally been resolved. This means I can open my online store and offer organic creams and magnesium spray that will finally be available, from my kitchen to yours. Changing directions, taking a course on […]
2025 in Reflection
The year 2025 has been a hard year for many. The economy and stress from coming out off COVID lock downs has made for many tensions. The isolation made for a hard psychological comeback for some. Many of us increased some unhealthy habits such as sedentary behaviour and sleeping disorders. There were some positives that […]
Amygdala and Your Thinking
What is the amygdala and what does it do? The amygdala is a small almond shaped mass of grey matter inside the cerebral hemisphere part of the brain which is involved in processing your emotions. This is the fight, flight, freeze centre. When it doesn’t work as it should, it can contribute to disruptive behaviour […]
Whole Wisdom
I wrote a book on the Whole Wisdom of the mind and body. The book will be published on December 12, 2025, and the task of writing did not come easy to me. I am not a writer, I am just someone who has something to say, about 150 pages worth of something to say. […]
Best Practices
What does the term Best Practices really mean? Method or technique that has been generally accepted as superior to alternatives because it will produce superior results. Therefore, when you see the term Best Practices this is a term that means quality, not just mandatory standards but a self-assessed benchmark mark of quality. The reason best […]
Know Where & How Your Food is Grown
So, if we go by the father of Nutrition Weston Price, we know how important it is to learn where your food comes from and how it is grown. You are better in control and empowers you to make informed decisions that benefit your personal health. What you want to know is if the food […]
Organic Gardening
Often, we hear the term organic and make some assumptions of the meaning. Organic in food preparation means that the food is grown avoiding synthetic pesticides, fertilizers and non-genetically modified organisms. What does it mean when you see “certified organics” in the grocery store? Depending in what country it means the product has met the […]
Permaculture
What does the term Permaculture mean? It is a way of gardening that mimics the natural ecosystem. The term was coined in the 1970’s and the term is the combination of the words of permanent culture and agricultural systems. This form of gardening is observing natural patterns and developing regenerative designers that minimize waste, all […]
Regenerate Stem Cells
So, what does the term regenerate mean, referring to stem cell use and the new therapies that have been made available. PRP (Platelet rich plasma) can be used to assist with growth of bone tissue when required to repair an injury. This is relatively new science in regenerating injured bones, so new bone is formed. […]
Who is Weston Price?
Weston A. Price is a Canadian that you have probably never heard of. Price was a dentist that travelled all around the world and through his research connected diet to physical health. Price also was the forerunner of understanding tooth decay, and his research was the foundation that influenced nutrition. Weston was the first to […]
Adults Suffering From Childhood Trauma
It is estimated that 60% of adults have experienced childhood trauma of some sort. 64% of adults report having an ACE, Adverse Childhood Experience. Children often do not tell about the incident for many reasons, including being afraid of getting into trouble, shame, guilt or self blame about the events; fear of the offender, fear […]