Rosa's Therapeutic Massage

02/08/2024

Did You Know?
Hahnemann was not the discoverer of the principle of similia. The concept was referenced in old texts in ancient India dating back more than 3,500 years ago.

02/07/2024

Mushrooms are very good for you!

Isle of Wight mushroom farm, https://www.iwmushrooms.co.uk/Thanks to Alex and Dana for showing us around and teaching us about functional mushrooms.

27/03/2024

I've moved to North Wales, and I'm available for on-site massage! If you would like to make a booking for your for event, workplace or retreat, send me a fb message, or text or call me on 07530 448800. I'm also available for home visits (for women).

I’ve been practicing as a massage therapist for twenty-five years and I’m trained in Sports Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Holistic Massage and Facial Massage. I’ve worked extensively in clinics and provided on-site treatments for office workers, athletes and performers. I work with clients to ...

25/01/2024

Did you know that massage before and after sports can help prevent muscle soreness and injuries?

Massage therapy helps keep top performing athletes at their best.

13/04/2022

The Centre for Homeopathic Education - CHE in London is offering an excellent free online Home Prescriber Course!

Hilery Dorrian teaches CHE's Home Prescriber course. This course covers the history of homeopathy, homeopathic principles, first aid prescribing and more.

13/04/2022

This week is Homeopathy Awareness Week, following Samuel Hahnemann's birthday on April 10th. Here's an article about the use of homeopathy in India, where it's one of the most popular therapeutic systems.

The day is celebrated every year on the occasion of the birthday of German physician Dr Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann. This year, April 10 marks the 267th birth anniversary of Hahnemann.

08/07/2020

Mark Twain on homeopathy...

In an 1890 issue of Harpers Magazine, Mark Twain acknowledges the value of homeopathy, remarking that, "The introduction of homeopathy forced the old school doctor to stir around and learn something of a rational nature about his business."

Public appreciation of homoeopathy was perhaps best expressed by Mark Twain in a celebrated writing published by him in 1890. The February Harper's Magazine contains a remarkable article entitled, "A Majestic Literary Fossil."

In this article the incomparable Twain rakes over the literature of the old school of medicine of a hundred years ago and more, and in his facetious way presents its absurdities in their most ludicrous light.

He discusses an old allopathic medical text, which had been employed by a Confederate physician during the Civil War and later comments:

"When you reflect that your own father had to take such medicines as the above, and that you would be taking them today yourself, but for the introduction of homoeopathy, which forced the old school doctor to stir around and learn something of a rational nature about his business, you may honestly feel grateful that homoeopathy survived the attempts of the allopathists to destroy it, even though you may never employ any physician but an allopathist while you live."

http://www.wholehealthnow.com/homeopathy_pro/mark-twain.html

11/06/2020

Thank you Candidacoach Eija for this informative table showing how much sugar is contained in everyday foods.

There is a lot of hidden sugar in many common foods and I compiled a list of them: how much sugar there is in what is in front of you, no need to wonder any more.

I am making this list available to others too so if you would like to receive it, click here: https://steadybelly.com

01/02/2020

I haven't tried these recipes yet but I will. I wonder how the taste and consistency will compare with the commercial brands.

Non-dairy milks have never been more popular. Here’s how to make them from oats, nuts and seeds – saving money as well as the planet

29/01/2020

This is a good guide to non-dairy milks. And the winner is...oat milk! Check out Oatly oat milk - it tastes good, and they don't use Roundup (most oats are sprayed with Roundup).

A glass of dairy milk produces almost three times more greenhouse gas than any plant-based milk. But vegan options have drawbacks of their own