Turning Back the Clock Teleseminar

by Leisa on July 19, 2010

Last Saturday Dr. Sherrill Sellman held a one hour teleseminar exploring information she will be sharing in much more depth during her tour which starts next week – offering wisdom and leading-edge solutions for women to regain their health naturally.

You can download and listen to the audio here:

Dr Sherrill Sellman Turning Back the Clock Teleseminar

To learn more about Dr. Sherrill Sellman’s Turning Back the Clock Tour and to book your tickets, visit: http://www.drsellmantour.com

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Leisa

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Warming Winter Juice

by Leisa on July 17, 2010

It’s winter here in Australia (not that you would really know that here on the Gold Coast – the weather is spectacular!), and a mainly raw diet can be maintained throughout all seasons, although different foods are relevant for different seasons. I continue to juice all year round, although what I use in my juice changes.

In Chinese medicine healing comes from the balance of energies within the body.  Good health can be described as harmony between yin and yang, so balancing these elements can assist the healing process.  People with a Yin imbalance tend to feel the cold and like heat, they can be withdrawn, quiet, pale, weak and fatigued.  In Yang dominant conditions, we find heat, red complexions, high blood pressure, restless sleep, thirst and irritability or anger.

Juice, even though they fall more into the Yin category, can be made much more Yang by using warming spices and the juice from root vegetables.

Try this juice recipe for those cold winter mornings!

1 apple
1 carrot
1 small beetroot with tops
1 small knob of ginger (or more to taste)
1 pinch cayenne pepper

Juice, stir in the cayenne and enjoy!

Leisa

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The Untrained Environmentalist

by Leisa on July 15, 2010

I love to read, and I read a mix of about 3-4 books a week, about health, metaphysics, raw food, healing of all types, permaculture and the environment – and when I want to switch off my brain – I love reading a variety of different genre’s of novels.

This week I read a great book called “The Untrained Environmentalist. How an Australian grazier brought his barren property back to life.” by John Fenton.

Before

“50 years ago a young farmer named John Fenton took over his family’s run-down sheep property in Victoria. Named Lanark, the property was barren, windswept and environmentally all but dead. Fenton set about bringing the property back to life. He planted trees. He reinstated wetlands. He created wildlife reserves. Other farmers thought he had gone a little mad, but as time went on, Fenton came to realise he had stumbled on something extremely important for the Australian landscape as a whole: an integrated, sustainable farming system that was in tune with nature. Thus, he became an environmentalist almost by chance. By the time Fenton handed over the property to his son a few years ago, he had planted close to 100,000 trees. He had turned a desolate, degraded farm into an oasis teeming with bird life. In this book he tells the inspiring story of how his miracle was achieved.”

After

For Aussies – this autobiography details a beautiful picture of country Australian life over the past 50 years, and filled me with sentiment for those days when I was growing up, and life seemed much more simple.

The book also inspires a love of the land, and shows what is possible in restoring the environment to its natural state – and the harmony that can be achieved between nature and agriculture.  John’s message is very much along the lines of a concept that the Native American’s speak about, which is that we must consider our actions in the light of how they will impact the world and our family, seven generations from now.

A lot of what John has done with this farm, is not going to come to fruition in his lifetime – slow growing trees that take 125 years to mature for example - but it is the forethought of the legacy that he is creating for future generations, that influences his decisions for the land.

It is a shame that we don’t have people with John’s knowledge, passion and long-term thinking in the government running the environment portfolio.  It is only acting on visions of this kind, that we will see a genuine improvement in our land.

I highly recommend this book – it makes me just want to run out and plant trees! 

 What are your thoughts on the before and after photo’s?

Leisa

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Conscious Dentistry

by Leisa on July 13, 2010

I will be so excited when this book comes out!

The health of the mouth is one that has interested me for a long time, and I am fascinated by the connection of our teeth to different areas of our body and emotional patterns. Here, Dr Jon Veranese introduces us to these concepts in the introduction of his book, which I hope is going to be out soon!

“The inspiration for this book largely arose as a result of a wonderous curiousity as to how we, as human beings create and define our world.

Firstly to understand and know how we create our physical being, and how our consciousness affects this, and how then, we can change and heal ourselves, living a life of purpose and wholeness, reflected in our physical being and the world around us.

Working on a daily basis in the field of Dentistry, despite the advances in technology and science, basic dis-ease still prevailed in my patients and I could not help but begin to see patterns in the relationship of one’s dental health and one’s general health and
wellbeing.

As the evidence of a body/mind/spirit connection to dental health began emerging, other questions came to the fore:

Are we, as individuals consciously aware of creating our reality, consciously aware of how to create a healthy mouth and body?

Are we, as individuals consciously aware that we can create whatever we want for ourselves in relation to good health and wellbeing?

How conscious are we that dental dis-ease, like other physical dis-ease occurs as a result of imbalance and disharmony not only in the physical environment of the mouth and body, but also as a reflection of the mental, emotional and metaphysical aspects of how we live our lives.

How willing then, are we to take responsibility for the creation of our reality, accepting that what we experience in life is a manifestation of an accumulation of both conscious and unconsious thoughts, feelings, words and actions.

What is the possibility of growing new teeth if there is a tooth missing?

Why does the dental experience have to be filled with fear and anxiety?

What really happens when you remove a tooth? – where does the energy go that has built up to cause the imbalance in the first place – how do you deal with this to give a truly holistic treatment process, healing all aspects of the dis-ease within the being?

Through application of all I have learned in both the medical model of treatment and the metaphysical aspect of dis-ease to my work with patients in my clinical practice, I treat the health of the mouth, teeth and gums as a reflection of what’s going on within the body so with this approach to dental health, balance can be restored to whole being

I call this Conscious Dentistry.

Case History 1
The person presented with pain in the teeth and jaw in the lower molar region. Upon examination and X Rays no abnormality was identified. Under most conditions the person would be dismissed and no treatment done. Further discussions also revealed that the person was also suffering from shoulder pain (deltoid muscle) and that her dog had recently died. Putting it all together the lower molar teeth and the deltoid muscle relate to the lung meridian which is connected with the emotion of Grief and the dog dying. In this case the recognition of the link between all the symptoms was all that was required.

Case History 2
This case involved the removal of amalgam fillings. Prior to commencing the removal of the fillings a pre-assessment was carried out. A vibrational remedy including an inversion of mercury amalgam was given for the person to take to clear the negative memory imprint of the amalgam in the body, and a specific nutritional support program was commenced. At the first appointment for amalgam filling removal the priority fillings (2 in the lower right quadrant) were replaced with a biocompatible material. Within a few hours after the appointment the person stated that the ringing in his ear on the right side that he had for 20 years had gone. The likely explanation for the lightening effect is the clearing of the electrical interference associated with the amalgam fillings.

Combining the appropriate conventional treatment aproach with a treatment to heal the effects of the underlying stress that caused the tooth decay provides a balanced whole health approach to treating the dental problem.

This is “Conscious Dentistry” in action.”

Fantastic!

Leisa

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How To Fix The Poison in Your Mouth

by Leisa on July 11, 2010

Since the recent post “The Secret Poison in Your Mouth” I have been asked by many people about how to find a dentist who practices with an holistic approach.

I am more than happy to direct people to a wonderful dentist in Byron Bay, NSW – Dr Jon Veranese.

Dr Jon is a conscious holistic dentist who incorporates an understanding of the relationship between the health of the teeth, gums, mouth, jaw and the array of dental conditions that manifest with the the health of the body, mind and spirit.

He has developed a unique system to identify stress patterns and assist the individual to improve their dental health and general well being. It is called a whole health dental program.

He identifies dental stress, and carries out an integrated approach to treatment, including the use of biocompatible materials and treatments, vibrational remedies and whole body balancing using the three fold approach of nutrition, structure and emotion.

You can find Dr Jon at:

Byron Dental Centre
Suite 10 and 11
130 Jonson St
Byron Bay NSW
02 66807554
info@byrondental.com

The health of your mouth is essential in creating health in the whole body, and it is one area that you must nto ignore!

Dr Jon Veranese is also writing a book on Conscious Dentistry, which I will introduce to you in another post.

Leisa

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