117 result(s) for “Breast cancer” found.
A couple of months ago, I received a book called Surviving Chaos: Healing with Divine Love—A Spiritual Energy Healing Process. This book, written by engineer and scientist Robert G. Fritchie, is one of the most practical, simple, and exciting manuals for healing I’ve ever found.
No matter what our individual temperament may be, our choices are shaped by the culture of our time and place.
Although many pharmaceutical companies have tried to make a female Viagra, they have been unsuccessful in getting their drugs passed by the FDA. The whole truth is that women's bodies are hard-wired for pleasure—they don't need a female Viagra.
A strong first chakra is linked to a sense of safety, security, and well being. Do you remember the first time you were away from home and got sick? Maybe it was going off to camp or college, or on a sleepover at a friend’s home. In addition to feeling physically ill, you may have […]
I just watched the delightful documentary Babies, a film that took three years to make. The film follows four babies from their first breaths to their first steps. What made the film fascinating was seeing the cultural differences in the babies' home environments.
Occasional problems with sleep are common at midlife, often secondary to hot flashes and night sweats, or anxiety and depression—which often occur together in midlife women. Between 20 and 40 percent of women have sleep disorders, and women in perimenopause often need more sleep and suffer from insomnia more often than do men of the […]
Currently 40 percent of women older than fifty-five have elevated cholesterol levels. Because this condition is so common, I recommend that midlife women have a baseline lipid profile measuring total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and HDL cholesterol so they know where they stand.
Almost all women assume that they will be able to have children someday, even if they're not sure they want to; the potential to have them is important even to women who never intend to use that potential. The ability to conceive and bear children can profoundly affect the way a woman feels about herself on a very deep level. So when a woman finds that she is unable to have a child, she's often thrown into great despair and feels a sense of injustice: "Why me?" Seeing teenage mothers having no problems getting pregnant becomes almost impossible to bear, unless the woman can find some meaning in the experience and come to terms with it.
I'm absolutely bursting with enthusiasm about Jim's new book Unstuck: Your Guide to the Seven-Stage Journey Out of Depression. The information he shares in Unstuck will do so much to help lift depression and reduce anxiety and stress—without any harmful side effects! I'm thrilled to bring you this interview with my longtime friend and colleague. Enjoy!
I recently met Sue Dumais in Toronto at the Hay House I Can Do It! conference. She showed me her book Yoga for Fertility and I was instantly sold. Her book is a gem of practical and effective health wisdom.
