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Posted on: Thu, 01/10/2013 - 12:47pm
Wheat and Dairy and Endorphins -- Oh My! On Borderline Personality Disorder, the History of the DSM and Psychiatry
Wheat and dairy's contributions to illnesses of the body (and that includes brain/mind), is a primary concern in my work consulting with people or educating via the vehicle or 'platform' of Lumigrate.com. Since these are two staples that the majority of Americans have enjoyed, excessively in many cases, having learned about them from our families as children and passed down for many generations, they've simply become part of our daily lives. They are also part of our holiday and special occasion traditions. read more »
Of Cats and Dogs and Hikes on My First Father(less) Day -
Sunday, June 19, 2011, 5:19 am, by Mardy Ross
Father's Day is today, the first one since my father passed nine and a half months ago. He died on Labor Day, the ultimate irony since he was the hardest worker. He worked at everything, even at having fun. Hikes or walks on the flatlands were monitored for how many miles per hour, ski runs were evaluated on the way back up on the lift, people were evaluated after parting from spending time together. read more »
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Posted on: Sun, 06/12/2011 - 6:26pm
Face Reading - The Beauty ON Us All
Everyone who knows me understands my fascination with faces. I love to read and study faces because they each tell a unique and special story. To see beautiful laugh lines and smiling eyes. To witness the grief, sadness, and pain that is etched and embedded across our faces. To see years of working and playing in the sun and to see the ancestry that is passed down from face to face. Really quite extraordinary. read more »
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