A few days ago, some people in my laughter class were discussing how they were told to be quiet as children, and that they were not allowed to laugh loudly.
Health & Wellness
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Latest on Heart Attacks and Calcium
Anyone following the latest research reports on calcium supplements would find it quite confusing. Calcium supplements are the most widely used natural health supplements in the world yet much of this latest research is suggesting we should not be taking
Ron Tustin – The Art and Science of Persuading Others
Sometimes we come across an idea or read a book that brings together some of the thoughts we may have been thinking about for some time. I recently had such an experience when I read "Just Listen" by Mark Goulston.
Lynda Andrews – Laughter = Oxygen + Energy = Health, Health and More Health!
People have often looked at me sideways when they are droopy eyed and flagging whilst I am still bright eyed and bushy tailed and said - "Where do you get your energy from?" I smile, then giggle, and explain that because I laugh heartily every day and br
How to Recognise a Stroke
Some simple steps to help identify whether someone has had a Stroke.
Just A Spoonful of Sugar?
Can sugar make you forgetful? Slow your brain? A recent study suggests sugar sabotages learning and memory.
Dr Alison Lamont’s Memory Tune Research
Join in our innovative Memory Tune™ research being conducted in partnership with the University of Oxford's Institute of Population Ageing.
Ron Tustin – The Ways We Are Seen
Recently I have been thinking about the theory of projection, developed by Freud. I liken it to a movie projector. As the projectionist you are sitting in a little box at the back of the cinema. The film is projected from here some metres away on to other
The 6 Stages of Grief
Many people will experience these emotions and feelings as they work through the aftermath of a death in their circle whether it is a family member, friend or pet.
Arthritis – Protect Those Arthritic Joints
We have long known the importance of exercise in the treatment of arthritis. Whilst the thought of having to make oneself active isn't always pleasant we have been told over and over of the benefits. Now recent research and clinical trials are confirming