Stress is a major problem in our modern society. The way we’ve structured our lives, from work to play, leads to a lot of anxiety, mental conditions, and unhealthy habits. It can overwhelm us completely, making even little things seem like insurmountable challenges.
It’s not just a mental problem – it’s a whole body problem. Here are some of the way stress can affect you, and how you can fight back against stress before it takes over your life!
Becoming a seller of Monatomic Orme is a great way to spread the benefits of monatomic elements and earn some money in the process! With Monatomic Orme, you’re selling the world’s finest, purest, most effective elements on the market.
But before you get started, though, read through this list and start learning about Monatomic Orme products and the selling process. It’ll make your job a lot easier later!
It’s a problem most people encounter at least once a week; they can’t sleep as thoughts rattle around in their brains, most of them negative. Our minds love being consumed by unhappy thoughts and memories, and these can especially come around just as we’re settling down to rest.
A mind that’s constantly busy can lead to a lot of ill effects in the rest of the body – not just a lack of proper sleep, but higher levels of stress, poor memory, loss of focus, and ways of coping that involve poor diets and bad habits. There are, however, ways you can quiet your mind and regain that focus, relaxation, and live your normal life.
Everyone has his or her own psychic gifts. Some feel they are sensitive to the forces around them, and are especially attuned to the auras, powers, and emotions of other people. Maybe you’ve felt the stress and troubles of a loved one, despite them being across the country.
If this describes you, it’s very possible you have extrasensory perception (ESP). This is an overarching term that includes everything from intuition clairvoyance to actual precognition. It has been known to help predict events, discover past lives, and even solve police cases. ESP can be nurtured and strengthened, but it does require work! Continue reading…
Himalayan salt lamps are great and have many purposes: living a healthier lifestyle, home décor, even as an environmentally friendly source of light for small rooms. Salt lamps have been known to remove harmful particles from the air, reduce static and moisture, and help sufferers of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Other effects include helping you sleep better, improving your concentration, and increasing your energy levels.
However, there is a chance the salt lamp you pick up won’t be the real deal. Be a smart shopper and educate yourself on how to spot a fake. Here are the things to look for when you’re buying a Himalayan salt lamp. Continue reading…
How does sound affect our brain?  Sound and music actually changes our brain waves; This all traces back to how we feel when we listen to certain genres of music or hear certain noises. Brains may be a confusing thing to understand but it is actually quite interesting. Every brain is made up of billions of brain cells called neurons. Neurons use electricity to communicate from one to another, just like the rest of the communication that happens in our body. Continue reading…
Your modern day basic knowledge of science may be against this concept of crystal healing but this technique has been used for thousands of years and has been known to work, and work well. Science doesn’t teach or share this information to most people, therefore most people do not believe these magical crystals are anything other than rocks. The science behind healing crystals is quite amazing. Continue reading…
When it comes to exercising, it’s hard to find something that helps both your body and your spirit. Hard exercise, like working out at the gym or running, is great for you, but often times the regular routines don’t take into account flexibility and the soundness of mind and spirit. Continue reading…
The human body is made up of an incredible, almost surreal array of different elements. These elements all allow your body to perform a wide number of things: function mentally, break down other components and use them, and repair and heal. Sometimes, though, the body could use a boost. Elements, when reduced to their most basic atomic form, can help magnify the body’s natural healing properties. They can help focus the right energy flowing through you all the time. Continue reading…
Himalayan rock salt originates from the Himalayas over 250 million years ago. Â It was formed by the pressure applied from the large mountain range on the sea. The energy that is in the salt is attributed to the pressure that was applied on them and it has about 84 nutritional elements that we need every day.
Himalayan rock salt was considered a delicacy in the past because of being exclusively saved for people of power; it was used for trading and paid as salary in some cases. This salt was also used for therapy and cures for diseases over the centuries. Â People used it to dry the bronchial tubes and clear sinus cavities of bacteria. Continue reading…
Some treatments for depression can actually scare those who need help right out of getting it. Medications and chemical aids can help in one sense, but hurt in many others, and they can frighten those who don’t want to radically alter their brain’s chemistry. For anyone suffering from the effects of depression, there are many ways to help treat symptoms that won’t harm your body or your brain. You may have heard of these treatments for other problems, but know that they are shown to help with all degrees of depression. Continue reading…
Toxins seem to be everywhere in our society. The sheer number of mass-produced plastics, chemical pesticides used on fruits and vegetables, and processed materials means a lot of harmful substances can make it into your home if you aren’t careful. Some of the big ones include bisphenol A (better known as BPA), phthalates, and agricultural chemicals, all of which are also included in a family of chemicals known as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs). These materials can interfere with hormone systems, causing developmental disorders, birth defects, and even cancerous tumors.
The most famous EDC is BPA. An integral component for polycarbonate plastics, BPA can be found in just about any plastic products: bottles, food containers, cutlery, and sometimes, even toys. High BPA exposure can mean increased risks of cancer, endocrine system disruption, and has even been linked to heart arrhythmia and reductions in sexual function. Pregnant women are even more at risk, with research suggesting that BPA could affect the development of the brain, organs, and behavior in the fetus. Continue reading…