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“Well-Done” is “Rare”
Tim Read · Follow 5 min read · -- I was working at a Michelin 3-star restaurant, well within the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. I had moved to Scandinavia after winning MasterChef New Zealand 2015 (a story for another time), with the dream of honing my craft and making the most of the platform I’d been given. A normal day at the restaurant was nothing short of brutal — 17+ hours on my feet, 25,000+ steps, 100+ flights of stairs climbed.
Is Our Deepest Wound Our Birth Trauma?
Image by jas from Pixabay The connection between birth trauma and our deepest wounds How expanded states of consciousness can help in healing birth trauma Insights from Stanislav Grof’s perinatal model on trauma The transformative power of re-experiencing birth in a supported setting How deep wounds and traumas can become allies through healing processes Is Our Deepest Wound Our Birth Trauma? by Tim Read.
InnerSelf Magazine: August 19, 2024
Our InnerSelf welcomes your inner self "Do no harm" is a wonderful guiding principle to live by. And it covers so many things. The "traditional" interpretation in most religions is "thou shalt not kill" and while that definitely is included in do no harm, the precept of not causing harm goes so much further. For example: Do not harm yourself through your self-criticism, your thoughts, what you eat, how you treat your body.
Private Medical Insurance: Does the UK health funding model create a unique challenge to coverage uptake?
Today, LaingBuisson launch the 18th edition of the Health Cover market report. It offers deep insight into an element of healthcare often overlooked in wider commentary about health in the UK – the role of private medical insurance (PMI) and cash plans in providing an alternative to public pay or out-of-pocket expenditure. To mark the report’s launch, I have been thinking about PMI in the context of the UK.
Don’t hold your breath for clean air in Victoria
Until last summer most Australians probably felt that air pollution was one problem we didn’t have. But by the first week of January, we were being warned to stay indoors to avoid the bushfire smoke. That smoke was so bad that on some days, Melbourne’s air pollution was the worst in the world. The smoke drifted away over time, but so too did our confidence that Australia’s air was always clean. And the reality is that, for much of Australia, the air hasn’t been clean for a long time.
One in ten inmates in Victoria’s prison system is Aboriginal
Victoria's State Government must do better on Indigenous incarceration rates, writes Victorian Greens MP Dr Tim Read. AS BLACK LIVES MATTER protests (BLM) swept the globe in recent weeks, some may have wondered why Victorians would need to take to the streets. Victoria was the first state to enter treaty negotiations with its First Nations communities. Doesn’t that mean it has a progressive government? One answer to this is kept out of sight, behind high walls.
Incidence of renal Fanconi syndrome in patients taking antiretroviral therapy including tenofovir disoproxil fumarate:
The objective of this study was to determine the incidence and predictors of Fanconi Syndrome (FS) in a cohort of patients taking tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF). Clinical records and laboratory investigations from patients receiving TDF between 2002 and 2016 were extracted. FS was defined as normoglycaemic glycosuria and proteinuria and at least one other marker of renal dysfunction.
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