
A Case Study of Post-Traumatic Type 1 Diabetes
During a hunt through various journals for information on Type 1 Diabetes, I recently came across a fairly old article in the The Pan African Medical Journal entitled

During a hunt through various journals for information on Type 1 Diabetes, I recently came across a fairly old article in the The Pan African Medical Journal entitled

I was shocked to find out today that the rate of Type 1 Diabetes is 1.8 times higher in those that are biologically male than it is in

The next step on my healing journey has become about food again. Having identified my problem with dairy two years ago, I have now discovered that gluten is

Self-compassion. Urgh. A topic like this is one that I steered away from for many years. I had the attitude that self-compassion was the route to self-destruction because,

I have just finished reading the book ‘Béchamp or Pasteur? A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology’ by Ethel D. Hume. This book has challenged the way

I was raised in a family of linguists. Both of my parents studied languages at university, as did myself, my brother and my sister after them. We’ve always

I’m taking a moment just now to be reflective, be still and at peace. I am pausing to take notice of where I am now. To notice just

I’m calling myself out! You see, when I wrote my post on ‘High Blood Pressure’, I said that I was going to start resting properly. I promise I