...s in my book with Michael Jawer, CAE, called Your Emotional Type. Source: 1. “The Silenced Breast Cancer Speaks Up,” Medscape [...]
...s in my book with Michael Jawer, CAE, called Your Emotional Type. Source: 1. “The Silenced Breast Cancer Speaks Up,” Medscape [...]
...d decision about which mind-body technique to use. Also, if you feel stress starting to creep in during the work day, it helps to remove yourself from the situation. [...]
...culation (circ.ahajournals.org); published online before print April 9, 2015 “Best, Brightest — and Saddest?” New York Times [...]
...lower your heart disease risk, it’s important to cut back to less than half-a-pack per day. (Less than 10 cigarettes per day.) Risk factor No. 5: Family [...]
...l and negative health impacts. And we need to look beyond the same old, one-size-fits-all, medicine “by the numbers.” [...]
...spontaneous remissions” and “miracle cures.” My book The Spiritual Anatomy of Emotion discusses how your thoughts [...]
...ith Alzheimer’s disease rely on routines to go about their day. They may become irritable or uncomfortable when their routine changes for any [...]
...and women if they experienced high stress. If the subjects said yes, the researchers discovered that this accurately predicted [...]
...therapy, to keep your blood pressure low. Especially if you only have mild-to-moderate high blood pressure. Take yoga, for example. New [...]
...t’s an important distinction that most mainstream doctors and “natural-know-it-alls” don’t talk about (or [...]