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The importance of breathing - Unimed Living
WEBInterestingly, this has been affirmed in studies that have shown that the way we breathe affects our nervous system, hormone production, fight-flight response, stress levels, heartbeat and rate, blood pressure and digestion. We breathe on average 1700 to 2100 times a day. That is a lot of in and out; air passing through our nose and lungs and ...
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WEBPlease feel free to get in touch with us at the address below. If you have a question, please make sure to visit out our FAQs page before contacting us, as the answer to your query may already appear there. Why are you getting in touch today? Summarise your message for the Unimed Living Team* Your message* Your first and last name* Your email ...
What is the difference between care and cure? | Unimed Living
WEBWhat is the difference between care and cure? Both words originally came from the same word – isn’t that curious? The Latin noun ‘cura’, meaning ‘care’, became the verb ‘curare’, meaning ‘take care of’, and then the Old French ‘curer’, meaning ‘cure’.. The original sense of the word was ‘care, concern, responsibility’, particularly in a spiritual sense, but in ...
Competition and Self-Esteem: turning the tide on competition and ...
WEBBy Judy Felix, BA DipEd GradDipCouns DipC-P Judy Felix at the age of 72 works as a counsellor, healing therapist and educator with more commitment, joy, vitality, love and appreciation for what she can bring than at any other time in her life.
The smell of rain - Unimed Living
WEBWhen it rains, especially after a long dry spell, the earth releases a fragrance. This smell of rain is a real physical thing that is measured by scientists and even has a scientific name: ‘petrichor’. The word petrichor means literally ‘blood from a stone’. It comes from the Greek ‘petra’ (stone) and ‘ichor’ which, in Greek ...
Audio - Unimed Living
WEBIn our Audio of the Month for July 2024 Serge Benhayon offers the true meaning of sacredness and how there is a simple and delicious way we can live that benefits all. “We need truth simply because your body is telling you so. We need truth simply because we come from truth. And we need a one-unified-truth because that is the only true loving ...
Everything is energy | Unimed Living
WEBEverything is energy is an absolute truth and does not need proof (even though quantum physics provides the scientific evidence) as this is already known by each and every one of us. We are born with the ability to feel energy. Our bodies are very accurate and sensitive instruments that measure and communicate with all that surrounds us.
Sleep – our daily medicine - Unimed Living
WEBSleep is correlated with changes in the structure and organisation of the brain, a phenomenon known as ‘brain plasticity’. Sleep plays a critical role in brain development in infants and young children. Infants spend about 13 to 14 hours per day sleeping, and about half of that time is spent in REM sleep, the stage in which most dreams occur.
About Serge Benhayon - Unimed Living
WEBAbout Serge Benhayon. Serge Benhayon was born in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1964 and with his family came to Australia as a six-year-old. The Benhayons settled in Sydney where Serge continued his schooling and further developed what was to be a promising sporting career. Ultimately his athletic prowess led to a career as a professional tennis coach.
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