Tag: #nature

SLP 522: From Country Roots to Retreats: Lucy’s Journey of Growth, Nature, and Connection

In this inspiring conversation, Kim sits down with Lucy Devenish to explore her journey from growing up on a sheep and cattle property in rural Australia to creating a life centred on personal growth, community, and connection with nature. Lucy shares how her path led her to become a marriage celebrant, retreat facilitator, and the… Continue reading SLP 522: From Country Roots to Retreats: Lucy’s Journey of Growth, Nature, and Connection

SLP 489: Self Love Quicky – Naturopathy – A Return to Nature in Modern Times

In a time when high-tech medicine dominates the spotlight, there’s a quiet revolution happening – a return to nature, to simplicity, and to the body’s own innate intelligence. In this week’s Self Love Quicky, we explore the powerful world of naturopathy – a holistic, ancient-meets-modern approach to health and healing. We get to discover how… Continue reading SLP 489: Self Love Quicky – Naturopathy – A Return to Nature in Modern Times

SLP 488: Come Back to Centre through Nature with Charmaine Newmark

‘To me depression feels like a choice, anxiety feels like a body’s response. And for me anxiety is whenever I am not connected to my truth. It is like my own alarm bell to go, ‘Babe you’ve gone off course, come back to centre.’ And it will be just like ‘aarrgghh’ until I have come… Continue reading SLP 488: Come Back to Centre through Nature with Charmaine Newmark

TWIW 163: Wild Bison released to tackle climate change in UK

This Week In Wellness as the UK experiences some of its hottest weather on record, two leading conservation charities are releasing bison back into the wild for the first time in thousands of years in a bit to help tackle the climate crisis. https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/news/bison-released-tackle-climate-change

TWIW 135: Could Vit D halve COVID deaths?

This Week In Wellness acute Vitamin D3 supplementation was shown to almost halve the risk of being hospitalized for more than 8 days in COVID cases with comorbidities compared to cases without comorbidities who did not supplement and decreased the mortality rate by over 2 times. You’ve been listening to This Week In Wellness with… Continue reading TWIW 135: Could Vit D halve COVID deaths?

S1‚ EP 10: Dinacharya, our Ayurvedic Daily Routines For Optimal Health and Wellbeing

Ayurveda is a 5000-year-old medical system that translates to the science/knowledge of life. It is a modality deep rooted in the ancient philosophy that we are seasonal and cyclical beings composed of the natural elements. In order to create more harmony and balance in our minds and bodies for overall well-being Ayurveda recommends living according… Continue reading S1‚ EP 10: Dinacharya, our Ayurvedic Daily Routines For Optimal Health and Wellbeing

TWIW 96: Irish soil kills bacteria

This Week In Wellness soil from the West Fermanagh scarp-lands used in ancient Irish folk remedies contains several species of antibiotic producing organisms. The study published in MDPI Applied Microbiology conducted by the Traditional Medicine Group, a collection of scientists from Northern Ireland, Swansea University and Brazil have discovered new antibiotic producing species and believe… Continue reading TWIW 96: Irish soil kills bacteria

TWIW 94: Forest day cares improve the microbiome

This Week In Wellness day cares in Finland have been able to improve the microbiome and therefore immune system of children in just one month by replacing their floors with lawn, forest undergrowth and planter boxes. When compared to other urban day cares where the kids play on pavement, tiles or gravel the forest childcare… Continue reading TWIW 94: Forest day cares improve the microbiome

TWIW 70: Bio-diversity linked to respiratory health

This Week In Wellness creating bio-diverse green spaces can help to “re-wild the microbiome” of our environment and as a result improve human health. A research team led by the University of Adelaide published a study in Restoration Ecology compared carrying levels of green space diversity from lawns to re vegetated woodlands has shown that… Continue reading TWIW 70: Bio-diversity linked to respiratory health

TWIW 64: Tummy time leads to better development

This Week In Wellness Australian researchers have shown that infant tummy time is associated with improved development, healthier weight babies and improved head shape. It was also linked with improved social and cognitive function as well as walking. https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2020/05/02/peds.2019-2168 https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/24-04-2019-to-grow-up-healthy-children-need-to-sit-less-and-play-more