Health & Wellness Blog
Read the latest news about Neuro Emotional Technique (NET), Nutrition and Holistic Health & Healing
Dysfunctional Vagus Nerve?
Have you ever experienced an unexpected wave of dizziness, brain fog, digestive troubles, or even a fainting spell? You’re not alone. Many individuals are unknowingly affected by vagus nerve dysfunction, a condition that can significantly disrupt one’s quality of life. With my clients, I test the left and right vagus [...]
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Better Than Vitamins
"Better Than Vitamins" read the banner headline on a cover of Newsweek from 1994. Talking about a search for a Magic Pill and asking questions like "Can 'Phytochemicals' Prevent Cancer?", Newsweek brought to the public eye what I and a handful of others have been doing for decades - the clinical use of therapeutic foods. This means using healing foods and food derivatives to heal sick and dying patients in a a clinical setting.
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Harnessing the Power of Energy Healing for Holistic Health
In a time when contemporary medicine frequently assumes a dominant role in healthcare, a growing number of individuals are gravitating toward ancient practices that prioritize holistic well-being. Energy healing, a therapeutic practice that engages the body’s subtle energy systems, is gaining prominence for its capacity to foster balance and healing. [...]
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Stress Factors – Howard Cohn, D.C.
The video is about the importance of addressing mental and emotional factors in healing. The speaker, Howard Cohn, D.C., says that the body is designed to heal itself, but sometimes there is interference that prevents it from doing so. This interference can be physical, biochemical, nutritional, mental, or emotional. [...]
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N.E.T. Study Impact – Daniel Monti, M.D.
The video discusses the impact of a study on patients. The study involved an intervention that had a dramatic impact on patients, with many reporting positive outcomes. The intervention also helped patients cope with other stressful situations in their lives. Here are the time-stamped highlights: 0:00 – 0:15: The [...]
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Research Impact for Patients – Melissa Carrick, D.C.
This video discusses the impact of research on patients. The speaker, Melissa Carrick, D.C., talks about how research can help patients cope with stress and improve their overall well-being. She emphasizes that research can lead to a better understanding of how stress affects the brain and how to manage [...]
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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Anna Tobia – Part III
This video is an interview with Dr. Scott Walker and Dr. Anna Tobia about a study on the effects of Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) on cancer survivors with emotional distress. The study found that NET was effective in reducing emotional distress and improving overall quality of life. Here are [...]
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What is a common response after receiving N.E.T.? – Mark Fohs, L.M.H.C.
This video discusses the common responses people have after receiving N.E.T. therapy. The speaker, Mark Fohs, L.M.H.C., states that people often feel lighter and experience a sense of hope after receiving N.E.T. therapy. Here are the time-stamped highlights: 0:00 – The speaker introduces the topic of the video, which [...]
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The Gut Is The Second Brain
Have you ever relied on your gut instincts when making a decision? Or, felt a tingly feeling in your stomach when you're nervous? This isn't mere coincidence, but rather the result of a complex and fascinating relationship between our brain and our gut. In recent years, scientists have increasingly recognized the significance of this mind-gut connection, leading to a wave of groundbreaking research that is shaping the way we think about mental health, nutrition, and overall wellness. Let's dive deep into our bellies and explore what's commonly referred to as the second brain.
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Whole Food Supplementation
Are you curious to know more about whole food supplementation? Is it safe? Could it be good for me? While supplements aren’t always necessary for everyone, they can provide additional support for certain conditions. For example, vitamin D helps the body absorb and retain calcium and phosphorus, which are both [...]
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