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Chocolate Therapy: Compounds in Chocolate
This product originating in America, was used by Indians for centuries, is rich in beneficial substances to the body, because it contains:
Tryptophan. Amino acid (a substance that forms the basis of proteins) that favors the production of serotonin, ie a substance that carries nerve signals to the brain to produce feelings of wellbeing and happiness.
Phenylethylamine. It is another amino acid present in cocoa, which is related to amphetamine (stimulant drug with effects on the nervous system), so it is believed to be addictive.
Anandamide. Compound that activates certain brain receptors that produce pleasure and alertness. Read the rest of this entry »
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What is Chocolate Therapy?
Properties
The aroma of chocolate in external use is energizing action stimulates good humor, as several studies have shown that this product promotes the release of endorphins in the brain, ie those substances responsible for producing pleasure, said Francisco García Cuevas, director General Cosmetology Beauty Center Permanent Mexico City, adding that treatments based on this product are used in special laboratories prepared formulas which combine compounds that meet certain fundamental role to combat the signs of aging, so detoxifying, firming and combat cellulitis (inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue which is manifested by the “orange peel”), fatigue and stress symptoms. Read the rest of this entry »
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Chocolate Therapy, A Sweet Massage
If you love chocolate, you now have at hand the opportunity to enjoy the delicious sensation of having tasted a whole box without a single gram fat, as we now know that this unique treat for the gods are absorbed through the skin by relaxing massage, producing the same pleasurable effect when ingested.
It is well known that welfare provides the body to consume one serving of chocolate, but the truth is that there are many more behind the miraculous properties of cocoa beans, which the ancient Mayans used to elevate the mood, “and that tones the body, moisturizes and re-mineralize the epidermis (outer layer of skin), besides being effective antioxidant (protects against cellular damage produced by free radicals) to combat aging. To make matters worse, the spirit also benefits, because the mere aroma of this product acts on the nervous system as an antidepressant and anxiolytic (combats anxiety). Read the rest of this entry »
Principles of Wine Therapy
The wine therapy is based on the same principles of thalassotherapy and balneotherapy, where sea water or liquid in contact with the skin to moisturize, nourish it and bring it, only to achieve their objective therapeutic uses grapes.
The cosmetologist Morales Nieto explained that in the world of beauty “it is often experimenting with new methods and opportunities to provide comprehensive care and meet the needs of people. In the case of wine therapy, but is suitable for all skin types, it is always necessary to test, which is intended to prevent sensitive skin suffer some damage. ”
Body and facial therapies, inhalation and massage are performed with the products of grapes and the wine itself. According to the expert, the main treatments are: Read the rest of this entry »
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Medical Benefits of Wine Therapy
Notably, a cluster of grapes have different properties, for example, the shell contains vitamins, proteins, minerals, enzymes and polyphenols (plant preservatives), the pulp contains sugar and acid, the seed has antioxidants, and the leaf tannins (astringent compounds), potassium, calcium and water.
The antioxidant power of polyphenols contained in grape is a hundred times more powerful than vitamin E, widely used for beauty products. This makes wine-based treatments delay the aging of body cells. Read the rest of this entry »
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Wine Therapy
It is said that Cleopatra took baths in asses milk to soften her skin and keep it beautiful and radiant. Now we have access to unique wine-based therapy, the benefits are greater than the milk product used by the Egyptian empress.
Wine properties beyond the culinary field, as they have met the health and beauty, to the extent that now many spas and beauty clinics in different countries offer between wine therapy treatments aimed at seeking the welfare integral. Read the rest of this entry »
Meditation Is The Perfect Way To Nourish Our Spirit
I do not intend to emulate Buddha (or could) with his holy eightfold path, but try to share knowledge on meditation have been integrated, to me worked.
The first thing we must keep in mind is that we want to achieve with our practice, either relax, grow as people, eliminate your stress or anxiety, if we are clear enough to generate the motivation to practice, when a person feels sick anxious , blocked sees no solution to their problems or create problems if you do not.
Our society suffers from a lack of spiritual encouragement people do not nurture their spirit and therefore are out of balance, well then meditation is the perfect way to nourish our spirit, always meditate on positive and enriching lessons. As comment on another post (that would be good to be referred to see the mechanics of meditation), meditation is not to leave blank mind but focus on an object of contemplation that directs our mind and enrich us, that we get with the various teachings of different traditions, exploring them and taking them to our daily lives to help us improve and be happy and more comprehensive.
As I once read the mind that creates the problem is not the mind to build the solution, so if we change our lives we must change our minds and best way is to meditate.
Throughout this eight-step path I begin today I encourage you to contemplate and meditate on the steps until blended.
The eight steps of the path will not come out publicly in order of importance, because they are eight, but had somehow placing.
Step 1 .- “All people look the same, be happy and avoid suffering.” This at first may be obvious, after working on it can be liberating, this practice helps both on the one hand to call with the other there is no one better or worse than you because we are essentially dominated by the same impulses, and second, dispassionate in the events that happen to us because they are usually random, that is, people do not usually act in a certain way to nag you but because it happily.
To integrate the teaching practice and it is best to relax after (post-meditation), and with a calm mind to think of the text feel really, we are the same and what varies are the ways of seeking happiness and avoid suffering.
Then while meditating imagine as to inspire laden air enters blue light to the heart and when it does comes in the form of beams of light of love for all people.
This practice was very special for me when I was studying in college I felt a little lost so much so that people fleeing, always sat behind me and I started to tremble at the library this practice helped me escape my fear of people and the following year and I changed completely integrated into the first class, I sat talking with everyone and left me the power to scare, just changing the inside can be happy, which is wonderful because the only thing we can change is just that.
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Mixing Traditional Massage Techniques With Geothermal Properties Of The Stones
Born in Tucson Arizona in the hand of Mary Nelson mixing traditional massage techniques with geothermal properties of the stones, and their Indian origins, creating a new technique that is called hot stones, hot stone literally.
Although it is a very recent 1993, it has spread far and each therapist has been added or removed items vary depending on who practices them.
STONES
Traditionally used volcanic stones because they are keeping the heat for longer, also because the magnetic and radioactive properties are stronger.
The river tend to be cold or marble.
Also been used colored gemstones to activate the chakra system.
BENEFITS
? relax the muscle and nervous system.
? descontracturar
? inflammation
? harmonize the energy system
? Also according to the type of massage can be draining detoxifying and rebalancing.
SESSION
The session starts by assessing if there is no contraindication, if not, it might put some stones on the table and lie on top.
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Side Effects of Flower Therapy (II)
It is important for every floral therapist understanding these effects, not only do not enter any doubts or insecurities about his performance, but to explain to their patients, their significance from the certainty of his knowledge.
Interestingly, appear more frequently with the capture of a single floral essence (only) in practice, there are several major side effects with which we can find:
Flower essences interact directly on the energy field and chakras. Sometimes feelings can be seen in them, especially in the beginning of his making, which may be confused with negative side effects.
For example, some scents that open the Third Eye can induce headache. On other occasions, some essences that enhance sensory and perceptual capacity, will result in the assessment of pain or other sensations in different body locations associated with the presence of energetic blocks, this does not mean that the essence of the cause, but simply put in Where evidence is suffering the energy field (energy problems would be that the person usually would have no perception). Read the rest of this entry »
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Side Effects of Flower Therapy (I)
This article explains some of the side effects of Flower Therapy, but it will be the best floral therapist will explain these effects.
Typically, the use of Flower Therapy is accompanied with more or less evidence of effects that will always be considered positive. However, it is well known that in some cases responses are observed, if not properly understood, can be interpreted as side effects, even, on occasion may actually be undesirable consequences.
Some people tend to use repression or containment as defense mechanisms, it causes blockages in various chakras. The blockade of the chakra of the Force (2) is associated with the suppression of the fortress itself, when performed on the solar plexus (3rd) vanish emotions, whether it is in the Heart (4th) are repressed feelings, when made on the Throat (5th) it overrides the expression of all that one is, to be made to the Third Eye (6th) closes the understanding of the circumstances. Read the rest of this entry »
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