What is Kinesiology?

Kinesiology is a holistic approach that combines the best of the East and West. It involves muscle checking to identify imbalances in the body and uses a range of techniques to restore balance and improve well-being. This can be done in the traditional way where you lay on a massage table (or sit in a chair) in my clinic. Or use the modern day technology of Zoom where I see clients all around Australia and the World.

One benefit of kinesiology is that it can help to address emotional stressors. Many people hold emotional stress in their bodies, which can lead to physical symptoms such as muscle tension and pain. Kinesiology can help to release this emotional stress and promote relaxation, reducing the physical symptoms of stress.

In addition to kinesiology, there are other coping strategies that can be helpful in managing stress in daily life.

More coping strategies include:

1. Exercise: Physical activity can help to reduce stress levels and promote relaxation.
2. Mindfulness: Practices such as meditation, deep breathing, and yoga can help to promote mindfulness and reduce stress.
3. Self-care: Taking time for yourself to engage in activities that you enjoy can help to reduce stress and promote well-being.
4. Time management: Effective time management can help to reduce stress related to work or other responsibilities.
5. Social support: Having a support system of friends and family can help to reduce stress and promote well-being.

Managing stress in daily life is important for your overall well-being. Coping strategies such as kinesiology, exercise, mindfulness, self-care, time management, and social support can all be helpful in reducing stress levels. Kinesiology, in particular, can help to address the emotional aspects of your stress and promote relaxation. By incorporating these strategies into your daily life and routine, you can reduce stress levels and enhance your overall well-being.

What are you waiting for?

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What is the Circadian Rhythm?

The circadian rhythm is an internal biological process that regulates the sleep-wake cycle in living organisms, including humans. It’s controlled by an internal “biological clock” located in the hypothalamus in the brain, which runs on a 24-hour cycle that is synchronized with the external environment, such as light and dark. This rhythm helps regulate various physiological processes, including hormone production, metabolism, and cellular activity, and plays a crucial role in regulating our sleep-wake cycle.

How Does TV Watching at Night Affect the Circadian Rhythm?

The blue light emitted by televisions and other electronic devices have been shown to suppress the production of the sleep hormone “melatonin”, making it harder for us to fall asleep. Additionally, the content of the programs we watch can be stimulating, causing our minds to become more alert and preventing us from feeling sleepy. The background noise from the TV can also make it more difficult to fall asleep and stay asleep.

In general, it’s recommended to avoid screens for at least an hour before bedtime, as the blue light exposure can interfere with our circadian rhythm and make it harder to fall asleep. This can lead to sleep deprivation and a host of other health problems, including stress, weight issues, low energy levels, and potentially a compromised immune system or other more serious issues (see below links). The circadian rhythm can be affected in shift workers, who work the night shift also.

The Benefits of a Properly Functioning Circadian Rhythm

A properly functioning circadian rhythm has many benefits, including:

1. Improved sleep quality: A regular circadian rhythm can help regulate sleep patterns, leading to improved sleep quality and duration.
2. Increased energy and alertness: A healthy circadian rhythm can help regulate energy levels throughout the day, leading to increased alertness and productivity.
3. Better mood: The regular release of hormones and other biological processes regulated by the circadian rhythm can improve mood and reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.
4. Better physical health: A healthy circadian rhythm has been linked to a reduced risk of various health conditions, including obesity, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes.
5. Improved cognitive function: Proper regulation of the circadian rhythm has been linked to improved memory, attention, and overall cognitive function.

So, it’s important to be mindful of the effects that watching TV at night can have on our sleep and overall health. By minimizing exposure to screens and maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, we can support a healthy circadian rhythm and reap the benefits of better sleep, improved mood, and better overall health.

Making sure that your body is balanced might help as well. Having a maintenance Kinesiology Balance session will continue to centre all aspects of you… Mentally, Emotionally, Physically and Spiritually!

More Interesting Info:
https://nigms.nih.gov/education/fact-sheets/Pages/circadian-rhythms.aspx https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5107711
https://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/supported/translational/peph/podcasts/2018/may17_circadian/index.cfm

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Closes 31st May 2020 & will be drawn 1st June 2020.

Your Chance to Win a 1hr
PEMF Pulse Therapy Session

Some of the Many Benefits of a Pulse Therapy Session:

• Boost Immune Function
• Reduce Pain and Inflammation
• Increase Bone Density
• Relieves Stress
• Improve Mental Clarity and Focus

This Competition is open until the 31st May and I will be getting my daughter to randomly select the Lucky Winner on the 1st June!

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Alongside my Kinesiology, this will help with a variety of different purposes, including relieving physical pain relief, help with bone growth after a break, helps with wound healing,  prevention of ageing and the relief of a range of symptoms just to name a few.

Problems that the PEMF helped to alleviate in the past are still here in the present modern world, therefore it is logical that the method used to ease these problems before can still be used today.  The great thing is that technology has come such a long way over the past few decades.

The overall benefits of Cellular Exercise using PEMF include plumping up the cells in your body, thereby increasing the rate of circulation within your body; this, in turn, helps to increase the level of oxygen in your blood and helps to flush out toxins and heavy metals that have accumulated. These toxins could be the root causes of your general pain, and relief can occur once you start doing a bit of cellular exercise with PEMF.

There are many products which can perform magnetic therapy, including magnetic jewellery and magnetic wraps, magnetic car seats and magnetic insoles, and even magnetic mattresses.  All of these are static, meaning that they might make you feel good, or give you some relief in the short term, however, to gain optimum benefits for your mind and body, you need something that will give your cells an energy boost. Think of a battery that has been used over and over again.  Eventually, you know that the battery will lose its charge and start to go flat.  The things that worked really well at the beginning start to slow down and eventually stop working efficiently.  Well, it’s the same for your body.  Your cells are your batteries and as you get older (yes, it is inevitable) your cells start losing their charge and you get run down, stressed, feel pain in your body, get sick or worse.

The cellular exercise therapy device will literally find the points on your body that need attention. For example, if you wish to relieve sciatica pain in the right side of your leg, the cellular exercise PEMF may go straight to your lower back, as this is where the initial injury occurred.

Cellular Exercise PEMF therapy can also be used for cosmetic (skin) purposes since it can dilate the blood vessels, toxins are flushed away and if used, eg around the face, then needless to say the toxins can be flushed away from the facial area and, due to the fact that toxins cause wrinkles, the cellular exercise PEMF therapy can leave you looking younger and have a face which feels refreshed and rejuvenated.  I want some of that.

Like anything, do your research (I did mine), as you will find that there are various PEMF devices out there.  Some will give you a much better outcome than others.  Above all,  I will be more than happy to help you recharge your battery,  relax and enjoy the benefits of the cellular exercise PEMF therapy device flowing through your body.

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When you are a little stressed, your body reacts and responds to situations instinctively and efficiently. But this can only be true to a small dose of stress. When the stress grows, stress becomes unhealthy. It inhibits you to perform well. Having a little bit of stress gets you motivated and your body is pushed to work and take action. This is in a positive way. However, when your body becomes overstressed, the response in your body and mind can become negative.

If you are stressed out, your performs is usually lower than you would normally like. Their body reacts differently in situations. Stress can even lead to body disorders and illnesses. Because the normal functioning of the body is affected, you aren’t able to use your natural instincts when facing a situation. You can become less creative and less efficient.

How to Reduce Stress

Stress can make your life miserable so before it gets worse, you feel that you must battle it. The best way to combat stress is the use of a Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology program. What is Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology?  The goal of this program is to help you live life in a balanced and stress-free.

Why do you need to deal with stress? Stress affects your whole body. It affects your mental ability and sound judgment. It puts your social, emotional, spiritual and physical life in jeopardy. And at it’s worst, it can lead to serious health problems like phobias, heart problems, and high blood pressure.  Dis-ease becomes Disease!

Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology programs make sure that you don’t get these negative effects of stress. Generally, Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology involves relaxation exercises, coaching, mentoring, meditation, and time management, as well as clarity, confidence, and self-worth. The key to reducing stress is to manage it. If you can balance your needs and your abilities, there will be less room for stress.

Identification Of Stress

Before you can even start reducing or managing stress,  you will first need to identify the factors that trigger your stress. Utilising at least one of the stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology techniques will find the root cause of your stress factor and will be designed according to your own specific needs.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to identify one or more of the stressors triggering your mental, emotional and physical wellbeing?  Together we will measure the steps to take to help you change your circumstances. The Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology sessions may totally eliminate the factor that causes stress or if not, reduce it to a more tolerable level.

Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology is vital especially today where everywhere there seems to be a tough competition. This makes us want to get the best out of life and thus, we become stressed. Through a Stress and Pain Relief Kinesiology session, you will be able to enjoy life the stress-free way!

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No one wants to feel stressed when making decisions. However, sometimes you can make decisions without thinking them through properly. Sometimes you can avoid making them altogether.  You may or may not be aware that for every decision there is a consequence.

Here are some tips for you to try when making your decisions:

1. Give yourself some time – Time to think about the problem at hand, so that you can make a decision you will be happy with.
2. Write a list of Pros and Cons – Once you have both lists written down you are able to compare them and make a decision that feels right for you.
3. Talk to someone – Everyone will have a different perspective on your problem, especially if they have made a similar decision in the past.

If you are ever feeling overwhelmed or stressed about making a decision, it is important that you look after yourself.  Take a moment to Breathe and do something that you enjoy.

When you come back to making your decision, you will feel more confident and make an informed decision that you will be happy with.

If you find that your day to day life is being impacted by being indecisive, then it may be a good idea to talk to someone that you trust.  Or make an appointment with someone who can help you work through the process of decision making.  Someone who can guide you through different strategies and processes, to release stress and overwhelm.

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He invited all of his neighbours to come over and help him. They all grabbed a shovel and began to shovel dirt into the well. At first, the donkey realized what was happening and cried horribly. Then, to everyone’s amazement, he quieted down.

A few shovel loads later, the farmer finally looked down the well. He was astonished at what he saw. With each shovel of dirt that hit his back, the donkey was doing something amazing. He would shake it off and take a step up.

As the farmer’s neighbours continued to shovel dirt on top of the animal, he would shake it off and take a step up. Pretty soon, everyone was amazed as the donkey stepped up over the edge of the well and happily trotted off!

Life is going to shovel dirt on you, all kinds of dirt. The trick to getting out of the well is to shake it off and take a step up. Each of our troubles is a stepping stone. We can get out of the deepest wells just by not stopping, never giving up! Shake it off, and take a step up.

This is a great story, that I tell to some of my clients.

(I am not sure who wrote this… If anyone knows, then please leave a comment with the Authors name, so that he/she can be recognised)

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