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15
Aug
Aug
Crikey, I thought we Aussies could take the heat, but Europe is like an oven in the summer…
Category Archives: Research & Education
14
Aug
Aug
I have a weakness. Well – truth be told – several, but the one I’m talking about is a penchant for ageing Mercedes cars. As you might imagine, it’s a rich person’s hobby, so most of my interest is expressed through observation rather than collection, and last year I reluctantly joined Facebook for the express purpose of gaining access to the various MB fan pages.
28
Jul
Jul
Many have heard one of the most famous regrets we come by as we age: taking better care of our teeth.
12
Jul
Jul
It is perhaps unsurprising that a tropical area with clean ocean beaches and a stunning tropical hinterland – both with breathtaking scenery, and which grows a vast array of organically-produced food – attracts people deeply interested in physical health and spiritual well-being.
02
Jul
Jul
In this 6th edition of Research Central, we’ll be exploring a 2018 research publication by Dr. PR Raghavan, the creator of NANO SOMA®, which describes how Metadichol® – the patented name of NANO SOMA – may affect skin health over time.*
26
Jun
Jun
When most of us consider improving our health (or healthspan!), we think about action: exercising more, eating or drinking healthier, taking supplements, following a morning routine, or staying productive throughout the day.
07
Jun
Jun
G’Day,
Your Human.
Yes, I know. You think I’ve typed that incorrectly.
I haven’t. Sure, you’re Human. But you also own one.
The Universe gave this Human to you. It is Your Human.
23
May
May
Most of us associate energy with how we feel. If we feel alert, focused, or awake, then we assume we have good energy. When we’re tired or low, we know our energy supply is waning.
10
May
May
In “Lives of the Eminent Philosophers”, we find this quote from Diogenes of Sinope:
We sell things of great value for things of very little, and vice versa.
