What Doctors Don’t Tell You is the complete review of health problems and safer, proven ways of treating them. WDDTY is a monthly journal – described as the best in the world – it’s a research database, and it’s a portal for you to share your health experiences. We made a digest of it’s longevity advices for you.
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The long-running paradigm of good intentions paving the road to hell has been brilliantly overturned by investigative journalist Lynne McTaggart’s new book, The Intention Experiment. McTaggart provides dazzling evidence of the spectacular power of intentions from a wide variety of peer-reviewed, statistically significant research reports as she takes us on a tour of cutting-edge research currently underway in the relatively new field of consciousness.
Rupert Sheldrake, Ph.D, born 28th June 1942, is a British biologist and author. Drawing on the work of French philosopher Henri Bergson to develop the theory of morphic resonance, which makes use of the older notion of morphogenetic fields, he has researched and written on topics such as animal and plant development and behaviour, telepathy, perception and metaphysics.
Rupert Sheldrake, Ph.D, born 28th June 1942, is a British biologist and author. Drawing on the work of French philosopher Henri Bergson to develop the theory of morphic resonance[1], which makes use of the older notion of morphogenetic fields, he has researched and written on topics such as animal and plant development and behaviour, telepathy, perception and metaphysics.
The EMF Balancing Technique® is the energy system designed to work with the Universal Calibration Lattice®, a system in the human energy anatomy. The technique is a simple, systematic procedure anyone can learn, and utilizes the human to human effect upon the electromagnetic field. There are now 8 phases, each designed to strengthen the Universal Calibration Lattice.
When your alarm wakes you up in the morning, is it hard for you to get up right away? Do you find yourself hitting the snooze button and going right back to sleep? That used to be part of my daily awakening ritual too. When my alarm would blare its infernal noise, I’d turn the damned thing off right away. Now it would actually be harder for me not to get up when my alarm goes off.