kim Jones wellbeing

03/01/2022

Have you ever made a Gratitude jar? This is a wonderful way to practice gratitude and change our thought patterns from focusing on the negative. Changing our thoughts and words and where we focus our energy is powerful and directly connected to your health and happiness. Try it!

15/03/2020

Guidance Update on the Corona-virus

We are open for business as usual for classes, workshops and therapies and will keep an eye on the situation and follow any advice and recommendations of the Government, NHS and Public Health England.
We will understand if our more vulnerable attendees feel that they need to stay away to keep well. For those of you who wish to continue, for your health, both physical and mental and for happiness (as we know that the immune system thrives on that), you are very welcome, (You may wish to bring your own mat and blanket although we will continue to offer them). Please remember to wash your hands thoroughly on arrival at class and when leaving. For those with a persistent cough, fever, or even mild cold symptoms, we respectfully ask that you remain home until you are better. We will do all that we can to reduce the risks of the Corona-virus infection at Dorchester Yoga and Therapy Centre and look forward to seeing you soon! Stay healthy and positive, namaste!

24/02/2020

As 2019 draws to a close, you may already be thinking about New Year’s resolutions. Guilt about overindulging has set in before the festive season has properly begun. And you’ve promised yourself that, come January, you’ll finally overhaul your life and get healthy, right? Well what if I could...

20/02/2020

Did you know that your digestive system benefits from having a rest?

Eating regularly helps to balance your blood sugar level, but giving your digestive system a rest for 12-16 hours can help protect your gut microbiome, according to research. Fasting can also help to boost your immune system and improve your mood.

When is a good time to fast? Skipping breakfast a couple of time’s a week will allow your gut to rest, but it’s important to ensure your first meal afterwards gives your gut the love it deserves - this means choosing foods such as vegetables and protein such as eggs. Or better still have a cup of broth, followed by a meal. Drinking broth on a rested gut can have ultimate results in the reduction of gut inflammation, as well as packing a punch of protein to help reduce cravings for carbs...

Check out our bone broth for a high protein addition to your diet.

www.boilandbroth.com

10/02/2020

The introduction of antibiotics to the field of medicine has saved countless lives, turning serious and life-threatening infections into temporary ones. However, with the millions, if not billions of prescriptions for antibiotic drugs that doctors have filled out over the years there comes a serious...

03/02/2020

29/01/2020

https://advice.shinetext.com/articles/the-7-types-of-rest-you-need-to-actually-feel-recharged/

And break out of that "rest deficit."

28/01/2020

Turmeric can help modify inflammation in the pelvic region. Double tap and let us know how you are tapping into this powerhouse ingredient AND click here to see how we add it to our supplement regimen: https://www.seekinghealth.com/products/optimal-liposomal-curcumin-with-resveratrol-30-servings?rfsn=2594577.f8c784&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=2594577.f8c784

03/01/2020

Today is the Festival of Sleep...a whole day (and night!) to celebrate one of the most undervalued pillars of health.

😴 If you're a coffee drinker, have it before noon as it loiters in the body for a long period of time. ☕️🚫
😴 Cut down on screen time before bedtime. That blue light reduces the amount of melatonin (the sleep hormone) you produce.📵
😴 Get into a routine at bedtime, and start to wind down an hour before you wish to sleep. Try reading instead of falling asleep with Netflix! Matthew Walker's book "Why We Sleep" is fascinating. 📚 🛌

Wishing you all a great day...and lovely sleep!

20/12/2019

A healthy gut is important as it’s inextricably linked to our overall health and well being.

02/12/2019

https://www.alisonbarker.com/podcast/episode46

About Beth Kempton Beth is a curious explorer of the world, and a homebody who loves to travel. She has long been a seeker of beauty and a writer who uses words to wrangle questions about how to live well. Beth is also a nature lover and fledgling gardener who is experimenting with growing her own