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Analysis of a wide range of forgotten studies by the anonymous Midwestern Doctor reveals DMSO’s astonishing healing ability for a huge number of eye conditions for which modern ophthalmology can offer only limited or drastic treatment Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a simple compound with a remarkable blend of therapeutic properties that allows it to treat a wide range of conditions (listed on my website*) including: Numerous neurological disorders (eg.

Alasdair Philips discusses the increasing number of radiofrequency (RF) sources, from mobile phones and domestic ‘SMART’ units to high EMFs in electric vehicles that are impacting our health, especially our children’s, as the Government plans to ramp up WiFi levels in schools Human electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) or electrosensitivity (ES) symptoms in response to man-made electromagnetic fields (EMFs) at levels below current international safety standards are generally considered to be...

Natural Vision teacher Anna Bambridge reviews a new, multi-authored book*, to which she contributed, which covers the wide range of natural approaches to eye care and repair by practitioners who work with eyesight holistically Eyesight is variable and a part of our overall health and well-being. In a world where any sight challenge is usually responded to by a visit to the optician and a pair of glasses, this simple statement is controversial and opens up a whole new world of seeing.

This issue’s theme is treating eye problems using as natural therapies and techniques as possible. Anne Bambridge, as a natural vision therapist, describes various approaches, based on and developed from the well-known Bates Method, that take a holistic view of eye care and treatment that takes account of the whole person.

Former BBC TV science producer Tony Edwards explains how ‘the authorities’ are trying to demonise any amount of alcohol as a serious health risk, when the medical evidence, discussed in his new book, in fact shows the opposite, particularly from red wine Opinion polls show that people are confused about health and alcohol, wine in particular. One week we are told that drinking can be good for you, the next that you will die an early death if you touch a single drop.

In her final book,Divine Wisdom and the Holy Spirit: The Forgotten Feminine Face of God, historian and Jungian analyst Dr Anne Baring explains when, where and how Western civilisation lost the Feminine Face of God and the enduring effects of thiscatastrophic loss My book begins with a description of the two great cataclysms that destroyed previous great civilisations, including that of Atlantis.

Olga Terebenina and Gary Evans, co-founders of The Forest Bathing Institute, discuss the many health benefits, physical and psychological, and the research behind them that has caused the activity to be increasingly practised by the public and endorsed by clinicians around the world While many technological advances promise improved standards of living, they often come with potential risks, including to our wellbeing.

The idea of forest bathing in Nature for therapeutic benefit took root in Japan in the ‘80s, as the comprehensive article by Olga Terebenina and Gary Evans, founders of the UK Institute of Forest Bathing, describes. It has now been adopted in a growing number of countries, as the public and clinicians alike have come to appreciate its physical and mental, beneficial effects.

Professor Angus Dalgleish is Emeritus Professor of Oncology at SGUL, now City St George’s, University of London, and has pioneered immunotherapy and the importance of vitamin D in cancer treatment.

In her new book psychiatrist Dr Joanna Moncrieff challenges the reductionist approach to depression which asserts that it is due to a chemical imbalance in the brain that needs to be treated with drugs Over the last few decades we have started to believe that our feelings are a mechanical product of the chemical activity in our brains. Doctors have told us that serotonin, for example, is our ‘happy chemical’ and that depression is caused by a lack of it.