Norm Shealy believes mental illness is caused by and potentially curable with oxytocin

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Today I am posting the conclusion of my interview with Dr. Norm Shealy. He has a very interesting theory about the failure of bonding during childbirth and throughout childhood as being a deprivation of oxytocin.  He states that mental illnesses represent a failure of oxytocin and that using his energy modalities, he can cause people to release oxytocin and treat … Read More

How RECHARGE saved my ski vacation

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I am fortunate to be skiing in Jackson Hole this week.  This is an actual picture that I took flying into the airport.   True story: I decided to snowboard the first day because I left my ski boots in the hotel.  I had a blast but as everyone knows, the first day of snowboarding usually involves falling and yesterday … Read More

“Love will keep us (and your telomeres) together”

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Just a Valentine’s-themed post about a study that shows love is good for your telomeres: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23602876 In this case-control study, they found a trend towards longer telomeres in people who practiced loving kindness meditation.  They found that the “p-value” was 0.083 for an association between loving kindness meditation and longer telomeres; so in other words, there was only an 8% … Read More

Friday the 13th and the rhyming of history

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Once upon a time, powerful men walked the financial and civil halls of power at home whilst sending peasants’ and their children off to kill and die in the name of God’s glory in the Holy Lands. They amassed vast sums of wealth by loaning money to kings for the purpose of waging wars and they practiced secret rituals that … Read More

The Cover of Time, musical chairs, and the death of death itself

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This week’s cover of Time presents a bit of conjecture meant to engage the reader and sell copies. But when they rhetorically state that this cute ‘lil guy could live to be 142, they fall well short of the mark… If you talk with the world’s expert in supercentenarians (people over 110 years old), my friend Steve Coles, he will … Read More