We ended the last article with some homework. We were supposed to take time to meditate (mentally chew) on the statement: “The primary reason for eating is for health, not for pleasure.” I also ended with the promise of discussing in this article, “The Pleasure Trap.” I first learned of this concept during the Plant […]
#9. Health and Wellness from God’s Perspective – The Pleasure Trap – part 1 Read More »
I trust that you were able to look at the YouTube video from the last article about homeostatic control mechanisms. I want to use this article to discuss some steps that we should intentionally take to ensure that our bodies’ homeostatic mechanisms are not overwhelmed. There was a time when all we had to do
#8. Health and Wellness from God’s Perspective – Being Intentionally Healthy Read More »
In the previous article we briefly defined health and wellness. We also ended with my promise to discuss Homeostatic Mechanisms in this issue. In the 1870s, the physiologist Claude Bernard described how complex organisms must maintain balance of equilibrium in their internal environment, in order to lead a “free and independent life.” In the 1920s
#7. Health and Wellness from God’s Perspective – Homeostatic Mechanisms Read More »
In the last article I advocated for a shift in mindset. More specifically I advocated that we work together, in community, to tackle the obstacles that may stand in the way of our health and wellness. As I am writing, somewhat organically, I realized that I have not even defined health and wellness, at least
#6. Health and Wellness from God’s Perspective – Defining Health and Wellness Read More »
ONE MINUTE TIMER