Simon Best

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.

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.

The listing on the cover of the 71 co-authors (UK in red) of the two volumes of Canary in a Covid World – among them Robert J Kennedy Jr, the new US Secretary of Health and Human Services – represents the triumph of courage to tell the truth over the forces of corruption that attempted to suppress it, aided and abetted by a servile and craven mainstream media, notably the Biased Broadcasting Corporation News, and orchestrated, as revealed in the news pages, by military and intelligence agencies.