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Self-hypnosis can make you better
The hypnotic state of mind isn't as bizarre as it sounds - we slip into it when we're about to sleep, and when we're about to wake. - NST
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Self-hypnosis: Begin by focusing on your breathing
A hypnotherapist describes a method of self-hypnosis.
The things we do to stay healthy
From cups to suck out toxins to leeches that suck out blood.
The Tibetan way of healing
Rely on meditation and mantras for your wellness, says a rinpoche - it's all in the cells.
Qigong therapy
A master can use qigong to treat cancer, but at the expense of his health, says this writer.
Touch and go
Enter Totok Aura, a therapy that combines acupressure with breathing techniques for a massage that goes beyond skin deep.
Inner dance of healing qi
Discover an ancient healing art that 'moves' you in more ways than one.
Can this diagnose your illness?
It is irresponsible of foot reflexologists to claim to be able to diagnose health, say experts.
Bedroom qigong
Ever wonder how the old Chinese emperors satisfied their 1,000 young concubines?
Pop your pills, but at the right time
Our risk of various health conditions change according to the time of day, so timing our medication is important.
Keeping in sync with nature's rhythms
Sometimes, our biological clocks can struggle to cope with the unnatural demands of modern life. Find out what you can do to adjust.
Move to your body's bio-rhythm
Perform at your best: Plan your day according to the body's circadian rhythms.
Alternative therapy, cancer-fighting foods
Find out some of the non-conventional cancer treatments available.
Meditation, faith and listening to your body
That's what worked for these 2 women in their fight against cancer.
He won out with nature's power
Fasting, herbal and natural treatments, self-hypnosis helped him shake off nose cancer
Natural boost for cancer cures?
Do alternative therapies really help in the fight against cancer?
Brain-injured man speak, eat again after 6 years
Thanks to stimulating electrodes placed in his brain.
Zebrafish study may point way to blindness cure
The ability of zebrafish to regenerate damaged retinas has given scientists a clue about restoring human vision.
Promising way to detect pancreatic cancer explored
Researchers could even detect early stage pancreatic cancer by shining light on a neighboring organ.
 
   

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