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Tag Archives: body+soul
Loneliness, depression and Olympic fairy-tale endings
This post was first published on ON LINE Opinion - Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. There is nothing like the feeling of standing on the stage or dais clasping your hard-won medal in two hands to the sound of thunderous … Continue reading
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Tagged Archives of Internal Medicine, Ben Herzig, body+soul, Brisbane Times, Christopher Gordon, David Baker, depression, genetics, gold medal winners, happy pills, hopelessness, integrative medicine, Irving Kirsch, loneliness, lonely worker bees, Mary Baker Eddy, mental illness, Olympians, Olympic fairy-tales, Olympics, Paralympians, Paralympics, psychiatry, psychology, screening for loneliness, The Emperor's New Drugs, treatment, You are not alone
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The evidence says it all!
Advice from the Sunday Mail Body+Soul article on Sunday, A-Z of Motivational Tips – L is for love. Falling in love is a natural painkiller and makes you more motivated, says a Stanford University School of Medicine study. M is … Continue reading
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Tagged A-Z of Motivational Tips, body+soul, Brunei University School of Sport and Education, Charmaine Yabsley, Christian Science, evidence-based research, food allergies healed, healthcare, medical research, meditation, Michigan State University, nocebo effect, ontology, placebo effect, Prayer, religious myths, Science, Spirituality, Spirituality and Health, Stanford University School of Medicine
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Spirituality: The new frontier in health research
This post first appeared on ON LINE Opinion, Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. Humour therapy. Thigh-slapping, belly laughs and doubled-up in mirth with tears streaming down your cheeks type humour. Sounds a hoot – something I could do … Continue reading
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Tagged ageing, body+soul, Christianity, clinical research, clown doctors, Compass, Corinne Trevitt, Croakey, dementia, Einstein, Elizabeth B MacKinlay, health research, humour therapy, Jean-Paul Bell, medical research, Melissa Sweet, Miley Cyrus, Religion without science is blind, Science, Science without religion is lame, spiritual journey, Spirituality, Strategic Review of Health and Medical Research, successful ageing, The Bangkok Charter for health Promotion in a Globalized World, The Medical Journal of Australia, World Health Organization
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Why being young at heart works. Is there a science behind it?
Thank you to Sarah Marinos of body+soul at the Courier-Mail, for writing an article last Sunday on the health benefits of thinking and acting younger – “Why being young at heart works”. Amongst the myriad of ads by the pharmaceutical … Continue reading
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Tagged body+soul, Christian Science, Counterclockwise, Courier Mail, divine Science, Dr Ellen Langer, empirical knowledge limited, God, Harvard University, Jennifer Aniston, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, Mindful Health and the Power of Possibility, mindfulness, not self-limiting, positive thinking, Sarah Marinos, Science and Health, Spirituality, The Young Ones, young at heart
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