Today we are talking about Night Vision. What causes it and how to improve it. Struggles with night vision can cause a lot of disruption in one’s life. People tend to stop driving at night and don’t feel comfortable going out in the evening. This isn’t something that you have to just accept and live with, so today we are going to address some basic things you can do to help improve your night vision.
“Beauty is something you feel inside, and it reflects in your eyes. It is not something physical.” Perhaps that’s easy to say when you’re the stunning Sophia Loren, who coined the phrase. And her point is a timeless one. But what happens when cosmetics and beauty products literally migrate into the eyes, which they routinely do? A litany of ocular issues occurs, to varying degrees of damage or discomfort. Pain puts a damper on health and beauty.
In this episode, I am answering a question I received about Horner’s Syndrome. It’s a condition that affects the pupils of the eye and the eyelids and sometimes even the muscles in the face.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Megan Ramos in this episode. She is a Canadian clinical educator and expert on therapeutic fasting and low-carbohydrate diets, having guided more than 14,000 people worldwide. She is the co-author of the New York Times Bestseller Life in the Fasting Lane.
At age 25, Dr. Glen Swartwout was the top student doctor at his school when he discovered that he had glaucoma. Starting at such a young age, he learned that he would most likely be blind by age 50 if he was treated by conventional medicine and surgery. In his quest for a cure, he found that he was also suffering from mercury poisoning and would almost certainly not survive past his 30s.
Lisa Dymond is a Registered Speech & Language Pathologist in Private Practice with a passion for supporting the integration of speech/language skills into conversational competence that supports relationships & social-emotional well-being.
Today, I interview one of our sponsors and speakers for the upcoming Whole Health Summit. For over 38 years Virginia Joy aka V.Joy has been teaching.
Dave Gibson is a sleep coach and offers a sleep course Sleep Coaching for a Perfect Nights Sleep in 4 weeks tailor-made to you individually, available online or offline Corporate Workshops. With 30 years of continuous sobriety, along with helping solve sleep problems, he helps clients with addiction, stress, food, and underlying self-esteem issues, and more. He has found that once our life is in balance we sleep better too.
Alexandra Defacio is a holistic therapist, reiki master, licensed colon hydro-therapist, lymphatic drainage masseuse, and modern shaman, trained in the ancient Ayurvedic medicine and initiated in the Amazonian shamanism.
Dr. Seb Lomas is a Biological DentistBiochemist – Natural Integrative Health Reduction in Inflammation, Removal of Infections, Metals & Increase Structural Function & Airway Expansion U.K.
Dr. Bhanote is a quintuple board-certified physician and published author with expertise in Integrative Medicine and Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, Cytopathology, and Culinary Medicine. Dr. Bhanote has additional training and certifications in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Plant-Based Nutrition, Ayurveda, Yoga for Cancer Recovery, and as a Yoga Medicine Therapeutic Specialist where she applies a whole-body approach to healing.
Dr. Jess is a visionary for the future of healthcare. She is an expert in the field of stealth infections and infectious disease, biologics and regenerative medicine, cannabis, ozone, and environmental toxicities.
3 Lifestyle changes you can make to improve your vision and overall health. Remember, our body is a whole system and all the parts work together, so it’s important to consider a holistic approach when improving your vision or any other aspect of your health.
I go over 3 simple tips to improve your eye health. These are easy, everyday changes you can make to improve your overall physical, mental, and eye health over time.
Joshua Townshend-Zellner has been involved in the entertainment industry for all of his adult life and has coupled his protocols with work in the yogic, shamanic, and esoteric worlds creating a nature-based approach to the creative process and storytelling.
Gabrielle Buresch-Teichmann, a pioneering Holistic Color Consultant and Color/Light Therapist, internationally known speaker, and facilitator for over 30 years.
Dr. DeWittt is a Licensed Naturopathic Doctor and Acupuncturist with a focus on Mindbody Medicine. Dr. Kierstin uses her 3 step Holistic process to help people feel more connected to their mind and body, allowing them to move from stressed and overwhelmed to self-aware, empowered, and resilient.
Today we have a special guest, Emma Destrubé. She is a licensed acupuncturist, herbalist, and physician of East Asian medicine, as well as a somatic movement therapist and Continuum teacher.
Now just close your eyes and go to sleep. Sounds easy, doesn’t it? Well not so much for the 70 million Americans suffering from sleep disorders today – the same
I want to bring you into this session I did recently with a parent, she’s got a child with a condition called alternating esotropia. That means the two eyes don’t work together. And she received a surgical console from a doctor who wanted to cut the eye muscles to try to straighten the eyes. And so she contacted me, and I’m going to play some excerpts from the session. And so if you’re a parent, and your child has strabismus, this would be a good one for you to listen to.
I answer some questions about the exercises I’ve been releasing over the past few episodes and we talk about how this translates into the bigger picture. Our bodies contain the intelligence of billions and millions of years of a planetary process that we have absorbed that we are part of and if we get out of the way, and if Western medicine gets out of the way, our bio intelligence can come in. We know what our body needs, we have the medicine, to heal ourselves. It’s why I’m much more interested in natural approaches rather than surgical or pharmaceutical approaches. Because those don’t work with body intelligence.
We are preparing to take a moment to breathe and walk through some of the exercises I have been talking about for the past few episodes of the podcast. Use this episode as a jumping-off point to make space for yourself.
Here is another exercise that I walked my Neuroplasticity class through. We talk about the importance of making each exercise your own so it fits your needs. Follow along with us.
I want to share this piece from the neuroplasticity course I did recently. Follow along as I want the class through combining sound and movement and be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming episodes that will expand and add to these movements.
Today I’m playing some excerpts of a session I gave, somebody had a motorcycle accident, they fell off and they hit their head, they were concerned about trauma in their eyes.
