The bio-resonance method has become well-known for its ability to treat allergies swiftly and effectively. Word of its obvious success has rapidly spread amongst clients, and consequently, many allergy sufferers are seeking out the practices of bio-resonance therapists. This is certainly attributable to the fact that the number of people suffering from allergies has been steadily increasing for years. This includes allergies to food, animals, pollen, fragrances, and various toxic substances. A bio-resonance therapist will search for the allergens triggering your symptoms and then work to alleviate those symptoms using frequency therapy. Book a complete comprehensive test.
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Ask Dr. Tyler Anderson OD
Q. Can I wear contacts if I have seasonal allergies?
A. Many contact lens wearers with allergies seem to encounter discomfort during certain times of the year, due largely to allergens in the air that become adhered to contact lenses. Here are a few tips to keep your eyes comfortable: Keep irritated eyes moist with artificial tears. The artificial tears will also dilute the irritants out of your eyes. Daily disposable contact lenses are generally recommended for contact lens wearers who suffer from eye allergies. These contact lenses are replaced each day and help to eliminate any concern of allergen accumulation on the surface of your contact lens.
Vibroacoustic Therapy
Dr. Lee Bartel’s TEDx talk at Collingwood, Ontario gives an excellent overview of the current state of vibroacoustic medical research. Dr. Bartel explains how scientifically developed sound played through Vibroacoustic devices helps reduces the symptoms of Fibromyalgia pain, Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Depression, and increase blood flow. The Sound Oasis Vibroacoustic Therapy System plays back nature, music and sleep therapy sounds with Delta, Alpha or Theta brainwaves to coax your brain to match these frequencies, thus entering states of sleep, relaxation or renewal. Vibroacoustic Therapy provides massage therapy to muscles and joints that hand/mechanical massage can not reach.
The Four Horsemen of Life
What does it mean to live in the fullness of your masculine heart? Well. this month we dive into Jungian work as we explore four archetypes of the masculine. Based on the work by Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette in their seminal book King, Warrior, Magician, Lover we explore what the mature masculine looks, feels and acts like. We do so because once we harness the energy that these four horsemen bring into our lives, we are then able to raise the level we show up as fathers, husbands, brothers and leaders. Join us on April 12th and 26th to learn where you are out of alignment with these powerful archetypes.
Avoid Injury This Spring
Spring means two things: yard work and stiff, sore muscles. Stretching to prepare muscles for strenuous activities that have not been done since fall is very important. Simple things like doing arm circles, shrugging your shoulders, and touching your toes should be done before and after activity. If you do overexert and your neck, shoulder, arm, or back pain is not going away within a week, there are natural alternatives that can help. Options such as designed nutritional formulations, Biofeedback, or NIR Therapy will reduce inflammation and stimulate muscle repair to help you recover quickly and get back to enjoying spring.
Infinity Coach Spotlight
Meet Cheyenne, Certified Nutritionist, Personal Trainer and Running Coach. Cheyenne is a kind and compassionate Coach with an encouraging, gentle, and positive approach that makes her clients feel comfortable, cared for, and motivated to succeed. Cheyenne discovered a love for health and fitness after high school, when she took up running to improve her health. She found that among the many benefits, exercise has been an outlet that’s helped her mental health the most. She takes a special interest in helping people fuel their mind and body through healthy eating habits and regular exercise. If you want to get started with Cheyenne, she would love to work with you!
Physical Activity & Addiction
Eighty percent of Individuals suffering from substance abuse also have a secondary diagnosis of depression and anxiety disorder. Individuals describe themselves as “feeling numb”. Natural forms of stimulation are “boring” against the vivid experience of the drug. As tolerance develops, it takes more and more of the drug to have the same initial intense “feeling.” Exercise increases the release of dopamine and endorphins produced by the body, and can have the same effect of a drug, producing a “natural high.” Many treatment centres now include exercise as an integral part of their programs.
Exercise & Our Brain
We are programmed to be movers. Our physical movements can directly influence our ability to learn, think, and remember. Our physical movements call upon some of the same neurons used for reading, writing and math. The relationship between food, physical activity, and learning is hardwired into the brain’s circuitry. The full impact of our lack of movement is just becoming known. We may have literally programmed movement out of our lives with today’s technology-driven society. The sedentary character of our lives is a disruption of our nature, and one of the biggest threats to our continued survival.
Testimonial: A Younger, Fresher Look
When I first started treatments, I was skeptical about how much change I would notice. After several sessions, my skin had a healthier look, the pinched look of my upper lip had almost disappeared, and the skin under my eyes was tightening up. By the end of 12 sessions, I really noticed a difference around my eyes and upper lip. The rosacea around my nose and chin has also almost been eliminated. I have been to one follow-up session and plan to come back every 4-5 months. I’m 60 and am told I look more like 45! – L. Bellamy
Save the Date!
A & O: Support Service for Older Adults will be hosting a virtual Housing & Active Lifestyles Expo on May 30th, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This event will provide professionals, older adults and their loved ones with information on the various resources and options to age well in the community. Topics covered will include: A & O programs and services, homecare services, financial services and many more! This event will have a series of informative presentations, and virtual exhibits which will allow attendees to browse services and ask questions. For more information, please call (204) 956-6440 or visit aosupportservices.ca.
Living With Dementia?
People living with dementia can feel isolated and unsure of where to go for support. You are not alone. The Alzheimer Society is here to help. Our offices across the province can provide you with the information, education and support. Plus, with our virtual and in-person programming, you can join our education sessions, Minds in Motion® program and support groups from wherever works best for you. Contact us today to reach a reassuring ear by phone or get a quick response by email. Visit our website to find an office near you.
