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04/23/2020

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Water is essential to life, to our health, and the stability of our world. Yet a complete scientific description of the material itself eludes us. Join physi...

02/29/2020

 In a short clip captured during a blackwater night dive in the Lembeh Strait, a blanket octopus unfolds and displays a colorful web multiple times her original size. The aquatic animal's iridescent body and tentacles glow against the nighttime water before she releases her translucent blanket t

02/26/2020

Octopus makes an unbelievable getaway from an aquarium back to the ocean Determined to find his way to freedom, an octopus named Inky apparently broke out of his tank, slithered across an aquarium floor and slid through narrow drain pipe into to the ocean. The amazing stunt took place in the …

02/25/2020

Amazingly, blue whales have managed to bounce back from the brink of extinction, and it’s the news we all need to hear this Friday. There’s constant news coverage about the numbers of different species of animals rapidly declining, but this good news about blue whales comes as a breath o...

02/04/2020

Chaga mushroom has been a cherished part of Russian folk medicine for thousands of years. Now science is catching on to its anti-cancer potential.

02/02/2020

Our overall health history is married to our history of physical injuries from physical traumas. These events create scars that proliferate, driven by chronic inflammation and emotional holding patterns. As a process of gradual stiffening is established, our range of motion is reduced, as well as our physiologic potential. Embodied autonomy is a use-it-or-lose-it proposition. When overall stiffening due to scar tissue occurs within the fascial web, every cell of every tissue is affected. At that point, blood flow, lymphatic drainage, neural messaging, sensory integration, actually everything dims down, including body autonomy....

Embodied Autonomy, Read Me First Scar Tissue & Embodied Autonomy Posted on June 29, 2019December 18, 2019 by Ellen Heed 29 Jun SCARS ARE A FACT OF LIFE Scars are a fact of life lived in the body. Healthy scars close wounds, and that’s the end of it. But some scars don’t stop there – they sprea...