7 Ways of Coping with Stroke
Last week in our Beyond Medicine: Lifestyle Demons series, we discussed brain damage due to a stroke. Before we get into the damage, I want […]
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The Secret to Writing 20 Books in Under 5 Years
On July 4th, I launched my 19th and 20th books, both volumes of poetry about the human awakening we are now participating in and witnessing […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know: Demystifying Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
What the heck is this mouthful: Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis? First of all, it sounds like a problem and we need to know where this problem is […]
Continue reading »5 Signs You’re Ready for a New Era: Twin Book Launch
On June 5, 6, and 7, I compiled two volumes of poetry. The concepts, chapters, and other details arrived during meditation and I proceeded to […]
Continue reading »11 Surprising Ways Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes are Connected
Hypertension (HTN) and Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) are common ailments in Fiji and the world. A lot has been said about them being top killers […]
Continue reading »5 Ways to Fight Depression
I recently made a video for Mornings with Marilyn about depression. In it, I asked my audience to do the right thing when they feel […]
Continue reading »8 Things No One Tells You About Cancer, Diabetes, Pregnancy, and Heart Disease
We observed World No Tobacco Day on the 31st of May. The theme this year was how the industry manipulates young people. I have been […]
Continue reading »Peace: How to Completely Change the World
It feels like the end of times. We have a plague, murder, anarchy, protests, and violation of laws in many other ways. We are hurting, […]
Continue reading »Tobacco Use Kills: 5 Ways to Save a Life
This past week I was invited to be interviewed in partnership with the Fiji Cancer Society for the Breakfast Show on Fiji One TV. They […]
Continue reading »Book Launch and Giveaways: 23 Reasons to Embrace Heartfulness
Our latest book here at Alchemus Prime explores a topic that has changed my life in the last year and a half. If you recall, […]
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