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So good to see an Australian 2 research project in food cravings and Emotional Freedom Techniques published in such a prestigious research journal. By the way the results point to the effectiveness of the use of EFT to reduce food cravings. ... See MoreSee Less

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Self care is a necessity it a luxury. What will your self care include this weekend.
My self care will include some Qigong practice ( I have signed up for a short challenge , and my body and mind are living it), napping, a walk or two, ship for some fruit and vegetables, go to a local art exhibition, and do a few canals jobs around the house so that I can stop thinking “ I must do that “ .
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This is interesting new research. ... See MoreSee Less

Bacterial Link Discovered in Celiac Disease – Mimicry of Gluten Proteins

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Bacterial exposure has been identified as a potential environmental risk factor in developing celiac...

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