Holistic Health Living Blog

Ayurveda - 22/08/2008
santulanayurveda
6 min - Sep 7, 2008

Knowledge of Ayurveda

Ramiro Calle - su experiencia en Barberyn Beach Resort
asanga12001
6 min - Sep 7, 2008

"Ramiro Calle, el más destacado escritor de yoga y métodos de autodesarrollo y bienestar de España, Portugal y paises hispanoamericanos, ha comprobado en su visita las excelencias del Barberyn Beach Ayurveda Resort y se lo recmienda abiertamente a toda persona interesada por su equilibrio espiritual, emocional y físico"...

3-member Inquiry Committee probing irregularities in NCH Associated Press of Pakistan, Pakistan - 1 hour ago The committee has been formed on a detail petition submitted by H.Dr Syed Javed Hussain Shah, a member of National Council for Homeopathy to Federal Health ...

Treat or Treatment: A Qualitative Study Analyzing Patients' Use of ... RedOrbit, TX - 24 minutes ago Although homeopathy and herbalism were used exclusively as alternative treatments, there was variation in how people used aromatherapy massage and ...

Sunday Times.lk

‘Life’ Resort for better life Sunday Times.lk, Sri Lanka - 2 hours ago By Sanath Weerasuriya, Pix Neil Siriweera ‘Life Ayurveda Resort’, one of the pioneering Ayurveda therapy hotels, is located right on the Beach in Thalpitiya ...

Daily Mail

I drank two bottles of wine a day. Then naturopathy (and a cheque ... Daily Mail, UK - 11 minutes ago Enrolling on the course, Margi began studying nutrition, aromatherapy, herbs, massage and colonic irrigation - a treatment aimed at detoxifying the body ...

Dr. Shri Balaji Tambe - Satsang 02
santulanayurveda
7 min - Sep 6, 2008

PEACE and DYNAMISM

Dr Rick Strassman DMT The Spirit Molecule 11
darraghf
2 min - Sep 6, 2008

Rick Strassman was permitted to embark on the first human research with psychedelic, hallucinogenic, or entheogenic substances in the 1990s in the United States after 20 years' intermission in the field. In the intermission period it has only been legally possible to research on animals. Strassman's studies investigated the effects of N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a powerful entheogen, or psychedelic, that he theorizes is a substance produced by the human brain in the pineal gland (without any conclusive proof), and an active ingredient in ayahuasca. Ayahuasca is any of the various psychoactive infusions or decoctions prepared from the Banisteriopsis spp. vine, native to the Amazon Rainforest (which is also called ayahuasca). The resulting drinks are pharmacologically complex and used for shamanic, folk-medicinal, and religious purposes. Occidental ethno-biologists have noted a variety of 200-300 plants used in the different brews made by the Ayahuasceras. It is an open question whether Ayahuasca should be noted as one particular shamanic medicinal brew, or that it should be noted as an entire medicinal tradition alongside, for instance, Ayurveda or Tibetan Medicine. During the project's five years, he administered approximately 400 doses of DMT to 60 human volunteers. This research took place at the University of New Mexico's School of Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was tenured Associate Professor of Psychiatry. Strassman has conjectured that when a person is approaching death, the pineal gland releases DMT, accounting for much of the imagery reported by survivors of near-death experiences. Strassan wrote about the research program in his book DMT: The Sprit Molecule. A documentary movie based on this book is currently in production.

Dr Rick Strassman DMT The Spirit Molecule 10
darraghf
5 min - Sep 6, 2008

Rick Strassman was permitted to embark on the first human research with psychedelic, hallucinogenic, or entheogenic substances in the 1990s in the United States after 20 years' intermission in the field. In the intermission period it has only been legally possible to research on animals. Strassman's studies investigated the effects of N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a powerful entheogen, or psychedelic, that he theorizes is a substance produced by the human brain in the pineal gland (without any conclusive proof), and an active ingredient in ayahuasca. Ayahuasca is any of the various psychoactive infusions or decoctions prepared from the Banisteriopsis spp. vine, native to the Amazon Rainforest (which is also called ayahuasca). The resulting drinks are pharmacologically complex and used for shamanic, folk-medicinal, and religious purposes. Occidental ethno-biologists have noted a variety of 200-300 plants used in the different brews made by the Ayahuasceras. It is an open question whether Ayahuasca should be noted as one particular shamanic medicinal brew, or that it should be noted as an entire medicinal tradition alongside, for instance, Ayurveda or Tibetan Medicine. During the project's five years, he administered approximately 400 doses of DMT to 60 human volunteers. This research took place at the University of New Mexico's School of Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was tenured Associate Professor of Psychiatry. Strassman has conjectured that when a person is approaching death, the pineal gland releases DMT, accounting for much of the imagery reported by survivors of near-death experiences. Strassan wrote about the research program in his book DMT: The Sprit Molecule. A documentary movie based on this book is currently in production.

Dr Rick Strassman DMT The Spirit Molecule 9
darraghf
10 min - Sep 6, 2008

Rick Strassman was permitted to embark on the first human research with psychedelic, hallucinogenic, or entheogenic substances in the 1990s in the United States after 20 years' intermission in the field. In the intermission period it has only been legally possible to research on animals. Strassman's studies investigated the effects of N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a powerful entheogen, or psychedelic, that he theorizes is a substance produced by the human brain in the pineal gland (without any conclusive proof), and an active ingredient in ayahuasca. Ayahuasca is any of the various psychoactive infusions or decoctions prepared from the Banisteriopsis spp. vine, native to the Amazon Rainforest (which is also called ayahuasca). The resulting drinks are pharmacologically complex and used for shamanic, folk-medicinal, and religious purposes. Occidental ethno-biologists have noted a variety of 200-300 plants used in the different brews made by the Ayahuasceras. It is an open question whether Ayahuasca should be noted as one particular shamanic medicinal brew, or that it should be noted as an entire medicinal tradition alongside, for instance, Ayurveda or Tibetan Medicine. During the project's five years, he administered approximately 400 doses of DMT to 60 human volunteers. This research took place at the University of New Mexico's School of Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was tenured Associate Professor of Psychiatry. Strassman has conjectured that when a person is approaching death, the pineal gland releases DMT, accounting for much of the imagery reported by survivors of near-death experiences. Strassan wrote about the research program in his book DMT: The Sprit Molecule. A documentary movie based on this book is currently in production.