Scientific researches have found that walking fast can improve the function of the heart system and respiratory organs, lower the quantity of cholesterol in blood and prevent high blood pressure. Furthermore, in a survey conducted by Japanese scientists in a village known for a large number of old people enjoying long life, it is found […]
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Coprophagous Animals and Aesthetic Feelings
November 8, 2010
Some animals are coprophagous only in their infancy. The Australian eucalyptus forests are inhabited by charming little animals which look like cuddly teddy bears. They are koalas, reared in their mothers’ pouch which, unlike that of a kangaroo, opens to the rear. To begin with, the young feed on their mother’s milk and then eat […]
Life is a Classroom
November 5, 2010
A wise person once said, “Only truth can set you free.” Love, happiness, freedom, and peace of mind, the cornerstones of perfect life, are impossible while we wallow in lies, deception, misrepresentation, deceit, duplicity, pretence, hypocrisy, misinformation, and distortion. This is especially important when an individual refuses to be truthful to himself. People who believe […]
Feeding Habits
November 3, 2010
The composition of food may influence not only physical but also mental development. According to popular belief, in Italy the districts growing white apricots give the world many more geniuses than all the other regions of the globe. Such suppositions are not completely unfounded. At any rate many psychopharmacologists do not think it absolutely absurd […]
Benefits of Alexander Technique
November 1, 2010
The Alexander Technique is a process of re-education during which the individual unlearns poor posture and movement that has led to tension and sometimes pain in the body. By becoming consciously aware of the strain and unnecessary effort this is putting on the body, the individual goes on to relearn the body’s natural and correct […]