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Mushrooms rising from the forest bed.

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Fungi have the capacity to change our lives in an immediate, powerful and exponentially beneficial manner by enhancing the intelligence of the human immune system.

The Healing Power of Mushrooms

May 24

Student Work

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violet flower

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For this Hado experiment​, I decided to use plants from seeds and grow them in separate pots, using the same conditions for each and administering the same amount of water. I thought that by growing plants I would get a clear visual of how the experiment was going and could track the progress easily. As it turned out the results were not as straightforward as I had thought. I realised also that in order for the experiment to be truly conclusive I would need to continue the experiment until the plants were fully grown. Despite this, the 4 weeks that I did gave interesting and unexpected results.

Hado Water Experiment

May 24

Student Work

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An artwork of two pears with each having a heart shape removed from the skin and placed on the other pear, representing connectivity through the heart.

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The link between thoughts, emotions, behaviours and physical health has been studied in the scientific world for the last thirty years and there has been overwhelming evidence that the mind and the body are inextricably linked. Not just the mind governing the body but the physical body also affects the mind.

Stress, Emotions and Food by Student Arabella Hamilton

May 24

Student Work

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The Healing Diets Coaching seemed to be the final ‘missing piece’ to my wellbeing skillset. Using foods, cleanses, living foods, life stage awareness, Ayurveda, superfoods and herbs I could feel my whole self benefit from deep healing, rest, recovery, cellular cleansing, energetic healing and it gave me great vitality to continue my healing work. It’s an exciting time to be offering such an entire package of services for natural wellbeing!

New Healing Diets graduate launches practice in Scotland!

May 24

Graduates

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Known as Darwin’s “abominable mystery” and distinguished by their unique, usually obvious, rather beautiful and intriguing reproductive organs their flower angiosperms dominate the kingdom plantae.

Angiosperms: Not Just a Pretty Face

Apr 30

Graduates

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Rongoā Māori traditional medicine

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by Laura Chisale Kia Ora Tātou, or Greetings in Te Reo Māori. The Māori have been the tangata whenua (indigenous people) of Aotearoa/New Zealand, having arrived from their Polynesian homeland of Hawaiki a millennium ago. With that, they brought knowledge and their own philosophy of Healing, natural medicine and health. To understand the depths and […]

History and Philosophy of Rongoā (Maori) Medicine

Apr 25

Student Work

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Image of woman applying self massage to the calves of her legs using long strokes.

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Abhyanga massage is the three-thousand-year-old art of self-massage. Done with warm oils, it is a self-care technique that uses small circular motions to massage the oil through the scalp all the way to the feet. It supports the body in a similar way to getting a massage at a spa, easing joint and muscle aches, improving muscle tone and tissue health. It helps to dispel tension and aid toxin release and lymphatic drainage throughout the body and has been shown to activate the parasympathetic nervous system.

Abhyanga Massage: The importance of touch

Apr 25

Student Work

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A woman with a joyful smile wearing a crown of roses.

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Over the course of the last thirty years, numerous studies have provided overwhelming evidence that thoughts, emotions, behaviours and physical health are inextricably linked. Not only do our thoughts and emotions affect our physical body, but the state of our physical body also affects the mind.

Stress, Emotions & Food

Apr 15

Student Work

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As we begin to move out of winter and into early spring here in the UK, we enter Kapha season – a time in Ayurveda associated with heaviness, moisture and stagnation. The winter months encourage us to slow down, eat more nourishing and grounding foods and turn inwards, but as the days gradually lighten, that […]

Kapha Season: Supporting the body through the transition from Winter to Spring

Mar 29

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