EDUCATION — health

In today’s world, more people are seeking alternative ways to maintain their health and well-being—ways that go beyond traditional methods. At our remote clinic, we specialise in remote healing, offering a variety of cutting edge therapies, including bioresonance, craniosacral therapy, and energy healing, all from the comfort of your own home. Our highly trained practitioners understand that true healing is not confined to the limits of physical space; instead, it’s driven by intention, energy, and the body’s natural capacity to heal when given the right support. So, how does remote healing work, and how can our services benefit you? Remote...

After getting back from a relaxing holiday, we always add a little extra iodine into our diet or top up with lugols. Swimming in pools can be a big part of our break so the extra iodine is to support our thyroids after the exposure. Did you know that not only chlorine in pools but also fluoride in tap water and bromide in everyday products can negatively impact your thyroid? Here’s why—and how you can maintain the balance.At the heart of thyroid health is iodine, a vital nutrient that the thyroid gland uses to produce essential hormones like thyroxine (T4)...

Movement is more than just physical exercise it’s a vital tool for emotional and mental wellbeing. The connection between the body and mind is profound, and understanding how movement impacts both can unlock powerful healing potential. Whether it’s through gentle stretching, dancing, or even shaking, moving the body allows us to release stress, heal trauma, and reconnect with ourselves on a deeper level. The Science of Movement and Its Benefits Research has consistently shown that movement is essential for maintaining not only physical health but also mental and emotional wellbeing. Regular physical activity has been linked to a reduction in...

The human body is an extraordinary creation, functioning much like a complex electrical system. Within this system, energy flows through our tissues and cells in pathways comparable to electrical circuits. This energy, often referred to as "vital energy," has been recognised across various cultures for thousands of years. Ancient Chinese medicine calls it "Qi," Indian Ayurvedic tradition knows it as "Prana," and the Japanese term is "Ki." In the modern context, we can think of this vital force as the body’s "voltage."The Role of Water in Conducting EnergyWater is more than just a basic necessity for survival; it is an...