Has the current level of comfort and convenience that many of us enjoy today, combined with global warming, contributed to unbalancing human metabolic health? To help explain why I pose this question, I have included two images from a well known photo stock library: On the left hand (top on a mobile) – a typical […]
Tag Archives: child psychology
Steve Phillip‘s recent and poignant post about Jordan triggered something within the mind and body of Lifestyle Health Foundation Founder and Co-Director, Neil Bindemann, which lead him to write the following thoughts and questions which are accompanied by the visual posted on the home page: “I don’t know about you, but the world I seemly […]
EATIOLOGY: The study of simple observations and the sharing of thoughts on the causation or origination of mental and/or physical lifestyle related disorders, associated with our eating habits. Here you have a selection of foods that people are known to eat in one day – especially on a Sunday, with the roast dinner. […]
We can often fill up our and our children’s days with ‘doing’. Over time, as that space begins to fill, we can start to experience a slowing up of the ‘processing speed’, plus other changes in function can start to appear (and of course it is more noticeable with age). We can feel the demand […]
Beautiful People… People are beautiful, people like you; Sensitive, dutiful, tender and true; When life is clouded by sadness or fear, And hopes dissolve in a sigh or a tear – Love, like a sunbeam, will come shining through; For people are beautiful – people like you. There’re many things that this world can afford, […]