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Insomnia How To Get Some Sleep – Part 2

Written by Dr. Daemon Jones on December 15, 2009 - 12:30pm

Today I will continue to look at insomnia and possible ways to correct the body’s circadian rhythm by focusing on balancing cortisol levels.

As you know our circadian rhythms are responsible for ou

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Hormones, Hypertension and Headaches

Written by Dita Faulkner on October 29, 2009 - 10:19am

As we all should know by now, everything we do affects our bodies – how active we are, how much stress we undergo, and even the weather we live in. So, if outside elements affect us in such a manner, it is no surprise that inside elements affects us all the more so.

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Latest Comment by Diane Porter on October 30, 2009 - 8:51am View Comments
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Touch Can Change Your Health

Written by Dr. Daemon Jones on March 2, 2010 - 12:28pm

One of my colleagues sent me an article about the importance of touch for human beings. On February 22, 2010, New York Times Health section published an article, "Evidence That Little Touches Do Mean So Much", by Benedict Carey.

The article discusses how touch can be a very powerful and positive non-verbal way to communication with others, giving an example of how positive touch is correlated to outstanding performance or high achievement in different arenas like school and sports. There was also a small section that talked about how hormones are affected by touch.

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Sleep and Circadian Rhythms

Written by Dr. Daemon Jones on December 8, 2009 - 4:55pm

Sleep is one of the most important components for health and wellness. Sleep impacts our weight, nutrition, ability to handle and manage stress. Sleep directly impacts our energy level, fatigue ability to focus and concentrate. Sleep improves our immune function and can quicken our ability bounce back from an illness and so much more.

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Hormones and Obesity

Written by Dita Faulkner on November 12, 2009 - 11:23am

Obesity is defined as a chronic medical condition in which an individual has too much body fat. There are many reasons a person can be obese.

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