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Read the latest news about Neuro Emotional Technique (NET), Nutrition and Holistic Health & Healing

  • Pleasure vs. Happiness: Dr. Longyear on How NET Balances Dopamine and Serotonin for True Joy

        In this episode of the One Foundation Science Series, expert Dr. Michael Longyear dives deep into the neurology and biochemistry of joy, highlighting a cultural struggle where we confuse pleasure (dopamine) with happiness (serotonin). Dr. Longyear explains that dopamine is the “reward molecule” that drives quick, isolating hits [...]

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  • Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Daniel A. Monti – Part I

    This video is an interview with Dr. Daniel A. Monti, the director of Integrative Medicine at Jefferson, about a study on the neuro-emotional technique (NET). Timestamps: 0:00-1:30: Dr. Monti introduces the study and explains its importance. He highlights that NET is a highly effective and efficient intervention for alleviating distress [...]

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  • Do Our Thoughts Affect Our Health? – Ray Gin, D.C.

      This video discusses how internal stress patterns can affect physical health. The speaker explains that many people experience stress from internal thoughts and self-criticism, even when there is no external stressor present. This internal stress can lead to physical health problems. The speaker suggests that people become aware of [...]

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  • Accessing The Subconscious Mind Video Testimonial

    Client Spotlight: Linda M

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  • Holistically Healing Yourself with Diet, Nutrition and Mindfulness

    Holistically Healing Yourself with Diet, Nutrition, and Mindfulness

    When it comes to healing our bodies, we often think of traditional medical treatments like medication and surgery. However, there are many holistic approaches to healing like herbal medicine, holistic doctors, or alternative practices that can be just as effective, if not more so. One of the most powerful ways to heal yourself is through intentional diet, nutrition, and mindfulness.

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  • Feeling Stuck In Life: How To Recognize It & Overcome It

    At some point in life, many people - yes, even successful people, experience a sense of feeling stuck. It's that feeling of being stagnant, unfulfilled, and lacking direction. But what does it mean to feel stuck in life, and why is it important to address it?

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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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  • Feel Trapped in Life?

    Feel Trapped In Life?

    Feeling trapped or stuck in life is a common experience many people will grapple with from time to time, or otherwise at particular points around specific life events. I’ve been there; we’ve all been there. It can stem from various factors of your current situation such as personal relationships, career [...]

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  • Ulcerative Colitis Diets

    Ulcerative Colitis Diets: Nutrition for UC, IBD & Crohn’s Disease

    If you’re reading these words, chances are you (or someone you love) are suffering from a lower quality of life because of ulcerative colitis, and you most likely got here from a Google search for Ulcerative Colitis Diets. (or you may have seen this posted on Facebook or another social [...]

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  • Preventative Health: Why everyone should have a plan

    Preventative Health: Why everyone should have a plan

    Imagine a world where illnesses are intercepted well before they manifest, healthcare costs are substantially reduced, and everyone enjoys a prolonged, healthier life. Preventive health aspires to make this vision a reality by shifting the focus decisively from treatment to prevention, ensuring individuals sustain their well-being through proactive measures. This [...]

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