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How we breathe reflects how we are. It is related to what we think and how we feel and provides valuable information about how we are functioning. Sympathetic and parasympathetic breathing patterns are reviewed. The neurophysiology of breathing is reviewed.              

The message of how our body feels provides the opportunity for hidden insights to emerge and be dealt with. We tend to hold certain bodily dysfunctions captive until they are released and dealt with.

  Listen to your body to improve your health. The breath holds important memories that can release how we breathe. Root causes cannot be solved with drugs. Unfortunately we don't learn this in medical school. Your body is your ally and holds the answers to health.          

                  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Publicity Contact: Eileen Duhne August 25, 2009 eduhne@comcast.net 415/459-2573   Crusading Physician Calls for Resignation of Key “Reform” Senator SENATOR BAUCUS CASHES IN AS HEALTH REFORM BOTTOMS...

Copyleft Artwork by Brazilian Cartoonist Latuff"A Return to Healing" Blog: Fri, 11/20/2009 - 13:24 — BBelitsos FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: Eileen Duhne415.459.2573 EDuhne@comcast.net THE INFECTION DECEPTIONLeading Bay Area PhysicianQuestions Government’s Swine Flu Campaign[Lengthy research essay supports charge of fraud: see AReturnToHealing.com/blog] (November...

Our taxes pay for NIH's research, so what is published is really our property. Why then should we have to pay for access to this information. The conflicts of interest between medical journals and NIH are discussed.

The work of Peter Levine, PhD is explored and related to how we can deal with PTSD. This powerful tool can help people who are stuck in psychotherapy move out of their head and into their body to explore old traumas.