Enuvia - Your stomach's best friend



In retrospect, all Enuvia users have just one word for it - praise. What else does one call something that makes such a vast difference to how you digest and enjoy not only your food but also life? The stomach is not only the gateway to the heart, but also the mind and body. A digestive system that is in the right shape makes you feel right just about everything else.



Accumulated toxins in the colon and an overstressed liver and kidneys can wreak havoc on your health. The secret to a long and healthy life is a well-maintained digestive system with the liver, kidneys and stomach/intestines in concert and at ease.



Otherwise only disharmony ensues. Stomach upsets, indigestion, flatulence, allergies, reduced bodily resistance, protruding belly, bad breath, weight loss in odd places, and various other potentially fatal conditions become routine. All this because your innards ... [more]

Let me firstly briefly outline my credentials.

I have been a practicing Hypnotherapist for 26 years and have, sometimes to my shame, done a fair amount of demonstration hypnosis to audiences, including hallucination hypnosis and altering a subject's memory. I am principal and founder of The Robert shields College and have trained Hypnotherapists since 1986. I presently do the training through the Internet.

Here are brief explanations of the two types of the application of hypnosis I am writing about:

Stage Hypnosis:
Is a demonstration of the willingness of certain individuals to use hypnosis as an excuse to be the centre of attraction to a non-criticising audience. It is also a vehicle for a proclaimed hypnotist to stroke his own ego and to give the false impression that he is all powerful and in total control of those individuals I have just described.

Hypnotherapy:
On the other hand, a Hypnotherapist is an individu... [more]

Amla also know as amalaki, dhatriphala and in Sanskrit and Emblica officinalis scientifically, is the most widely used herb in the ayurvedic system of medicine. it maintains balance amongst three Doshas of wind, bile and phelgm (Vayu, Pitta and Cough) and effectively controls digestive problems, strengthens heart, builds up and sustains defence mechanism, improves eye sight, imparts a anatural glow to hair and body and a store house of Vitamin C.

The English name of amla: Indian gooseberry, denotes that it is indigenous to India. Though all parts of the tree have medicinal value, it is the fruit which constitutes the main drug. Charaka has specifically mentioned it as a great rasayana that helps protect people from disease and keeps away the manifestations of premature ageing.

Amla fruit is acrid, cooling, refrigerant, diuretic, laxative, alexeteric, antipyretic, aphrodisiac alterant, tonic and trichogeneous. It is the richest natural source of Vitamin C. 10... [more]