You Can Learn the Magical Healing Panacea
FOOT REFLEXOLOGY
Recently, I needed some help with my bladder and prostate… too much information? I turned to my first love – Foot Reflexology to handle the problem.
Really, my first love is magic. But when I first met Foot Reflexology back in 1973, the therapist diagnosed all sorts of cool things that confirmed what the doctor had said. How did he know? I felt confident that reflexology was magic. I still feel that way.
Here’s why you might think Reflexology exhibits wonders
· You can heal yourself when you travel. This is crucial if you travel – it’s portable.
· You can heal and assist the healing of anything and everything you or a family member has. It is a true panacea.
· You can learn it easily. Suzanne taught our 5 year old to work on her. Hoo ha! Good news.
· It’s mysterious. No-one really knows why it works. Therefore, it’s cool.
· It feels good and fun to do. Some say they crave it.
· You will feel relaxed from its effects. Or, weirdly enough, energized.
· You can impress your friends with the magic.
· Quadruple the effects of the other therapy work you engage in. I made up that number, but it does make every other modality work better.
· You can stop colds and flu in their tracks. Help your family and friends.
· You can boost your immune system.
· You can diagnose problems at the very beginning making them easier to handle.
Fee: $37. You can reserve your place by calling me or emailing me and then sending me your check.
Or by credit card or PayPal here => http://tinyurl.com/5pd84k
When: 9:00- Noon. Saturday, December 6th, 2008 at my flat on Alki Ave. SW overlooking the bay.
Who: William Wittmann, M.Ed., LMP www.VitalArts.net
Questions: William@BodyAndSoulMentor.com 206.328.2073
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Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Friday, August 10, 2007
Why You Need a Paper Route
“I’ve noticed,” Mom said, “ever since you got your paper route, you haven’t been sick.”
Having a paper route in the middle of the last century meant delivering papers to people’s homes seven days aweek, 365 days a year in rain, snow, summer dog days, and excellent weathers. It meant, in my case, exercising hard for 45 minutes up to an hour and a half on snowy Sunday mornings in the dark.
“Where have I heard this before?” you inquire politely.
“That’s right – Younger Next Year and Harry’s rules. Thefirst rule is exercise hard six days a week. Exercising triggers the rebuilding and healing processes in yourbody.”
“But you were just a kid, so you would have been healthy anyhow,” You challenge.
“That’s the point. I was not healthy. I was a sickly kid in some ways. My new standard of health, post paper route,was noticeable because of the massive contrast.”
Since the beginning of the year, eight months now, I have been exercising hard seven days a week -- How’s my health been?
Conclusion – I have been much healthier than my norm. Thatis no colds and flu – more energy and good spirits. I have increased my exercise just enough to get this benefit. Iwas exercising hard already, just not enough to reach thetipping point.
I will see how this plays out in the future.
Here’s a question for you:
On my Sabbatical to Walla Walla, Washington, I noted thatWhitman College has just built a shinny new Fitness Center. What do you make of the name – Fitness Center. What’s themessage they are giving to the students, faculty, alumni,and Walla Walla with that title.
Is Fitness in?
Having a paper route in the middle of the last century meant delivering papers to people’s homes seven days aweek, 365 days a year in rain, snow, summer dog days, and excellent weathers. It meant, in my case, exercising hard for 45 minutes up to an hour and a half on snowy Sunday mornings in the dark.
“Where have I heard this before?” you inquire politely.
“That’s right – Younger Next Year and Harry’s rules. Thefirst rule is exercise hard six days a week. Exercising triggers the rebuilding and healing processes in yourbody.”
“But you were just a kid, so you would have been healthy anyhow,” You challenge.
“That’s the point. I was not healthy. I was a sickly kid in some ways. My new standard of health, post paper route,was noticeable because of the massive contrast.”
Since the beginning of the year, eight months now, I have been exercising hard seven days a week -- How’s my health been?
Conclusion – I have been much healthier than my norm. Thatis no colds and flu – more energy and good spirits. I have increased my exercise just enough to get this benefit. Iwas exercising hard already, just not enough to reach thetipping point.
I will see how this plays out in the future.
Here’s a question for you:
On my Sabbatical to Walla Walla, Washington, I noted thatWhitman College has just built a shinny new Fitness Center. What do you make of the name – Fitness Center. What’s themessage they are giving to the students, faculty, alumni,and Walla Walla with that title.
Is Fitness in?
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