Sep
11
2024
A feast for your brain
The other day I was having lunch with the amazing Gina Lazenby, bestselling author, speaker and mentor for women leaders and entrepreneurs. Gina is one of the best multitaskers I know. A consummate networker, she loves to hold women’s circles and put people together, focusing on the rise of the feminine (the title of her […]
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9
2024
The veritas about vino
Science writer, broadcaster and regular What Doctors Don’t Tell You contributor Tony Edwards, who published his book The Good News about Booze (Premium Publishing) in 2013, didn’t plan to write another book about alcohol, let alone wine. After he had scoured all the possible scientific evidence about alcohol of all persuasions, the copious research led […]
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26
2024
Words that get under your skin
Yesterday, I came across some scientific evidence that our skin – even our immune system – hears sounds like the human voice. Just ponder that information for a moment, when it comes to a health condition and working with your doctor or therapist.
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19
2024
7 steps to stay civil with the other side
Former President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt last Saturday has highlighted, in giant capital letters, how dangerously uncivil modern politics has become, in America, in the UK and in many parts of Europe. Here in the UK, where I live, we have had two assassinations of members of Parliament in recent times, one a young woman […]
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26
2024
The dangers of a diagnostic label
Friends of ours have a daughter in her late 20s I’ll call Rose who’s been through a rough patch lately. That’s not her real name, nor are many of the following details true to life—only true in essence. After dutifully taking and passing a course in bookkeeping, even though math wasn’t her natural skill set, […]
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14
2024
Dreams of my father
Whenever Father’s Day rolls around, it brings to mind one particular Father’s Day many years ago. My father, Bob McTaggart, the bright youngest child of working-class Irish, was more an inventor than a straightforward engineer. At the end of the Second World War, he designed a revolutionary kind of heating system for all the new […]
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31
2024
The heal-your-gut yogurt gut recipe
Last week I talked about the huge benefits of making your own yogurt, how this can heal bacterial or fungal overgrowth, and how it’s been transforming the tummies of our household. Many of you asked for the remedy, so here it is, with thanks to Dr William Davis, who formulated the yogurt and talks about […]
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22
2024
The end of Frankenbelly
I have been busy making my own yogurt, infused with three different amazing strains of bacteria, thanks to a light-bulb moment of Dr William Davis, a cardiologist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after discovering how modern wheat was grown.
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3
2024
The Intention Challenge for May: heal a troubled relationship
Are you willing to change the energy between you and someone you’re not getting along with? Most people have been taught to use intention only to ‘fix’ something in themselves – their health, or bank balance, or career. They can’t see how it can change difficult situations, particularly when it comes to other people. But […]
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25
2024
Connecting the dots: how intention triggers synchronistic miracles
Of all the amazing things that show up with intention – when it’s done correctly – are extraordinary synchronicities, those seemingly related events that occur simultaneously but with no discernible connection.
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