The physiological importance of water can never be overstated
Category: Mental Clarity
Mental clarity refers to a state of cognitive functionality defined by four stages: a) Sharpness of thought b) Organization of thoughts c) Alertness and awareness d) Emotional stability In essence, mental clarity describes a state of optimal cognitive performance where individuals can think clearly, make sound decisions, and function effectively.
Life and the Cycles of Four . . .
Between his birth and his latter end, man passes through four chief stages of development, - infancy, adolescence, old age and death.
ROM . . . Get a move on
Range of motion (ROM) is an important quality of human physical functioning.
Get a grip . . . on life!!!!
“Adequate” Grip strength is a major indicator of “The ability to stay active and independent”
Pelvic Floor Integrity
Pelvic floor muscle strength is a key factor in overall health
Every little bit helps . . .
Good health can be achieved and sustained through the consistent repetition of small actions.
Connecting Mind-Body
Through proper focusing, the mind body connection can be extended beyond (basic) thought and action
Reflections: GAIA, Us and Care
There is a general attitude, in western society that flippantly discarding spent and used items is not a big concern. b
Rowing your back to health
Performing rowing movements bestows numerous benefits to back health and spinal stability.
The Worlds within Thought
Awareness of the flow of thought supports monitoring which facilitates adjustments to one’s perceptions of reality.
