Thursdays with Munnie - Oct. 23 edition
Another laugher for your end of the week. Remember, regular laughter may mean better immune health.
(Stay with this one — it takes about a minute for the set-up to be explained.)

Confronting pain, strain, crud and bugs. Naturally.
Another laugher for your end of the week. Remember, regular laughter may mean better immune health.
(Stay with this one — it takes about a minute for the set-up to be explained.)
I just “discovered” this video animation (after 21,000+ other viewers) that puts an entertaining touch on describing how the immune systems works. The scientific contributors to this blog will probably blanch at its simplicity, but you can’t deny a nifty piece of work when you see it.
Keep in mind this clip does not go into the realm of [...]
Robert Bazell’s report on global allergy conditions, and how a Denver researcher is assembling allergen and bacteria data from rural areas around the world, hits the immune balance story right on the bulls’ eye. The story talks about the need for out-of-balance immune systems to “learn” how to react to pathogens.
Watch the report here.
Stuart Reeves, Ph.D., BIH scientific contributor, gives an entertaining introduction on how immune systems are impacted by our living environment. Now don’t go out and start eating dirt. Larry Robinson, PH.D., also a scientific contributor to this blog, takes it further, talking about immune balance.
This is a nice little clip from a West Coast neuromuscular healing practitioner. Correlates with other findings on stress and physical ailments.