The Kidneys
Western Diagnosis of the Kidneys The Kidneys are positioned at the back of the internal cavity of the abdomen underneath the ribs from the level of the 12th ...
Continue ReadingWestern Diagnosis of the Kidneys The Kidneys are positioned at the back of the internal cavity of the abdomen underneath the ribs from the level of the 12th ...
Continue ReadingHere's some of the wonderful stuff I learnt about elderberries... Thanks, Dawn... I went to a workshop run my medical herbalist, Dawn Ireland of The Hawthorn Practice. Throughout ...
Continue ReadingBronchi and Bronchioles As we have already said, this section of the respiratory tract begins when the trachea divides into the two bronchi on their path towards the ...
Continue ReadingThe Anatomy of the Respiratory System The primary organ of the respiratory system is the lungs, however in conventional terms this system is divided in two: the upper ...
Continue ReadingThe Anatomy of the Large Intestine The large intestine is the last section of the digestive tract. At around 1.5 meters, the large intestine is not as long ...
Continue ReadingThe Anatomy of the Digestive System The Digestive system in primarily composed of an elaborate tube that runs from the mouth to the anus. This tube can be ...
Continue ReadingI spent an inspirational day with Dr. Wang at Lupton House in Brixham learning about Qigong and Tuina (a form of Chinese massage.) Dr. Wang is a Traditional ...
Continue ReadingSweet Nothing Book Review I enjoyed this book – it was informative and convincing, but to be honest I found Ms. Mowbray a bit annoying – she spends ...
Continue ReadingSmall Intestines – The Separator of the Pure from the Impure The Small Intestine is a Yang Fire organ paired with the Heart. As with most of the ...
Continue ReadingHypertension & Blood Pressure Blood pressure is the measure of the amount of force exerted by the pump of the heart on the walls of the blood vessels. ...
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