I read this book called “Highly sensitive people” and it brought a interesting point to mind. Think of spicy food, some people can handle a lot and other (more normal people) can handle a little. It is the same with social stimulation. You have people that can meet anyone anywhere, they are just ‘out there’… (Read More)
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Recently a friend told me I was nominated for ‘best healer in Kelowna’ from a local web site. I thought she was kidding so I went and checked and sure enough there I was. I don’t know how I got on that list but somehow I did. I put out a FB post asking for
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I spoke today at UBC about health and longevity with East Asian Medicine. I had a fun time and there where three other great speakers. Here are the health and longevity tips I talked about. Without seeing someone and figuring out their specific challenges and strengths for health and longevity we are sticking with the
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Every year the seasons finally change. Winter looses her grip to Spring and you can see the trees in the back yard all ready to spout leaves. That is when I go to the shed and pull out the ‘yard tools’. I rake, shovel, trim and pull out all the things I did not get
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Over the years I have seen several thousand types of injury’s. Some are easily healed and others are not going to be healed completely. I think all things can be improved and with time and direction amazing things can happen. The challenge comes in how long do you give a person to help you? I
“If it’s not a deal breaker build a bridge and get over it.” But how? It can be very difficult to get over something. I have heard many things that I don’t think a person is ever going to get over. However we must attempt it and often we will be successful. This is by
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I was fortunate to work on a medal winning athlete at the Vancouver Olympics. They are in Sochi for this one as well. Being able to talk to that person has been very interesting. The amount of luck, training, pain, dedication and good genes is a combination very few have. I get so many kids
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I started Tai Chi in 1999, it was something I always wanted to do. I thought then and I believe it now to be the very best exercise in the world. The reason is, it is scalable to your fitness levels. If you are fit you can make it very hard and if you are
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Every New Years I review my life and what happened last year vs what I had planned. Then I build a plan for this year and go merrily on my way. Of course in a year I’ll wonder what the heck happened. Some of it goes better and some worse than expected. I love a
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I recently returned home from my second sailing trip across the Caribbean Sea. It must have seemed like a ‘Hangover 4’ movie. The four of us heading off to sea. We hit Venezuela, gas was 3 cents/liter (we got 200 liters $9 including the tip), and the good rum was $2/btl (we got 35! To
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