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WHY ARE MITOCHONDRIA SO IMPORTANT?
The human body consists of trillions of cells that function as the smallest units of any living creature. A common saying is that cells are
May 25, 2021
The human body consists of trillions of cells that function as the smallest units of any living creature. A common saying is that cells are
The devices used for quantum biofeedback therapy apply principles of electric engineering, sending soft electric pulses through the body. Clients regularly ask us whether quantum biofeedback therapy is
Our immune system is a fabulous system. Over the millions of years of our evolution from a single-celled living species to Homo sapiens, the complexity
Worldwide, millions of people suffer from allergies. For some, the symptoms vary from sneezing to a runny nose. For others, allergies cause headaches and other debilitating
Exercise is good for your health. But when and what kind of effort or exercise is best? If we look strictly at our biorhythms and
‘In The QX Loop’ is a brand new magazine for you as a health counselor and your clients and this with an eye on a broader
People who want to quit smoking tend to do better when biofeedback is thrown into the therapy mix. Discover how biofeedback can help you break the vicious circle of
We live in busier times than ever, facing all kinds of pressure on a daily basis. No wonder, then, that many adults and children suffer
Nowadays, there is more and more scientific evidence that many chronic diseases are largely due to our Western way of life. Processed foods, eating too
Biofeedback therapy may sound complex but rest assured: anyone can do it. Even small children can successfully complete the program as long as they are willing
Complex PTSD (CPTSD) is increasingly recognised as one of the most significant long-term effects of prolonged stress and trauma. Unlike trauma linked to a single
Weight is a very sensitive topic, especially if you set out to lose some, the world can be a tricky place full of unreachable standards,
Lyme disease is a potentially serious illness that is often associated with tick bites. In this article, dr. Márta Simon explores the symptoms. In addition,
Winter depression, also called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a form of seasonal depression that typically occurs in the winter, with fewer daylight hours. Experts
Some days, it’s not the “big things” that throw us off—it’s the small, constant moments: a sharp email, a tense conversation, a rushed morning, a
How gum dis-ease puts the immune system at risk Conversations about oral health typically revolve around teeth, given the universal appreciation for a bright smile.
