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Welcome to the Year of the Dragon! For many years I have given forecasts about a new year based on the
ancient Taoist science of the Five Elements Cycle, which predicts the global trends that affect each of us
on a personal level. Many readers have shared that their experiences with these forecasts have better
enabled them to minimize the negative tendencies, be it with health, relationships or finance, and
accentuate the positives. You may find it useful for your life too. More...
Water is not simply the clear, colorless liquid comprising lakes, rivers and oceans. According to
Oriental philosophy, it is also one of the "five elemental energies" that help explain all natural
phenomena and humanity's interaction with the universe.
To get a better grasp of how "water energy" acts, imagine a ball being thrown straight up into the air.
After the ball reaches its peak, it begins to fall back to the ground. It is here, as the ball is making
its journey back to its origin, that water energy begins to make its presence felt. It is in full swing as
the ball hits the ground. Simply stated, water energy is the power of unification and condensation.
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Approximately 22 million Americans are affected by autoimmune diseases, according to the Center for
Disease Control, making them the third most common category of diseases in the US after cancer and heart
disease. Autoimmune disorders are conditions where the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy body
tissue. Autoimmune diseases are often chronic, progressive, and debilitating.
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Q:I suffer from sinus infections that are especially bad in the
spring. What can I do to relieve the pressure in my head and sinuses? Right now I just take a lot of
medication to mask the symptoms. Isn’t there another way?
A: Recurrent sinus infection or sinusitis is commonly due to persistent
allergies or seasonal hay fever. Treat the hay fever first and then once the allergies subside, the sinus
condition will get a reprieve from the incessant inflammation from the allergic reactions and should
improve. You may want to follow up with immune system strengthening tips to prevent infections.More...
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