Farming for Health
Summer 2021, Issue #104
Rhythms: Tuning the Higher Strings Within Us
Jeanne Schirm, RN, ANS
Our bodies long for rhythm.
All life processes in man and nature love rhythms and sequences of time. However, we do not come into life with all our rhythms regulated. The rhythms in the infant and child are still undeveloped and need the parents’ support and guidance. Because we are free to control and influence many of these rhythms, we may fall into the error of disregarding their importance. However, lack of attentiveness to rhythms for long periods can cause physical collapse resulting in illness. Continue reading...
NOTHING SPECIAL: REVERSING TYPE 2 DIABETES
By Kieran Murphy
2.7 billion years of human life could be saved for 211 million people by reversing type 2 diabetes. Why is the medical community not embracing a simple, proven solution?
I am nothing special. Or I am very special. Depending. Like you, perhaps. I’m an ordinary person. I’m a father, son, husband, brother, and lover of family. I’m an impatient patient. I’m a businessman, which means I’m practically minded and a questioner of things, or so I like to think. I’m a man with type 2 diabetes or a man without diabetes, depending.
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR- SUMMER 2021
As summer comes to an end, I hope that you have all had the chance to find safe and creative ways to spend time with loved ones. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we are grateful for all of the outdoor spaces, both urban and rural, where we can come together and keep families, communities, and neighborhoods connected. Whether that is outdoor spaces to eat and drink, or parks where we can walk, picnic, and people-watch.
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