Only 25% of the women who die from anorexia are overachieving, young women, in fact, the majority, four out of five, who lose their lives due to anorexia nervosa, are a shocking 45 years of age or even older.
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LOSING WEIGHT – for women over 45 / 50 has implications some positive, some negative
Posted in Aesthetic Healing Interventions, Another way of life, Appearance issues, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, holistic modalities, Re-thinking, Science, Self-awareness, Transformation, Wellness concerns, tagged dieting and women over 50, fat loss, how to lose weight after 50, losing weight over 50, weighing in, when weight loss is not good on July 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
SEVEN ANCIENT WONDERS OF THE WORLD
Posted in Aesthetic Places, Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Creativity, Intellectual Pursuits, pasttimes, Transformation, tagged ancient wonders of the world, tombs of Pharoahs on July 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Built by slave labor, the ancient seven wonders of the world were remarkable for their size, structure and durability.
AESTHETIC REASONING PATTERNS – cosmetic enhancement redefined
Posted in Appearance issues, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Beautiful business Trends and Observations, Beauty Caregiving, Career focus, Creativity, Intellectual Pursuits, Re-thinking, Searching for Esthetic Meaning, Transformation, tagged beauty enhancement, cosmetic applications redefined, cosmetic consultations, makeovers, makeup, physical transformations on June 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Clarification of the factors leading to “Makeup Artistry Intelligence”
20 THINGS WE MAY NOT THINK ABOUT MUCH – but perhaps should!
Posted in 1, Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, Creativity, Intellectual Pursuits, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Self-awareness, Transformation, Wellness concerns, tagged getting going again, getting it together, life restoration, me at my best, self-help, self-improvement, self-recovery strategies, ways to make ourselves better on May 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Ours are lives that are easily thrown out of balance. The common circumstances that we rarely consider poise the most threat because they are the situations that we sometimes pay the least attention to.
WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT ART? – Why… it is Culture in Action!
Posted in Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, Creativity, Re-thinking, Searching for Esthetic Meaning, tagged art, Drawing the face, Living the Artist's Life, Living with creativity, Painting with acrylics, Painting with watercolors, Sketching with mascara on November 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures.
~Henry Ward Beecher
MEDICINAL WILD EDIBLE PLANTS – Worth knowing About!
Posted in Aesthetic Healing Interventions, Aesthetic Places, Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, holistic modalities, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Science, Wellness concerns, tagged Ediable weeds, Edible riches from the great outdoors, edible weeds from our gardens, medicinal remedies, plant life for nutritional health, plants for digestive disorders, plants for medicinal uses, uncommon benefits of plants on November 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Edible wild plants help to counteract the effects of headaches, colds, and stomach aches. They are also useful in attending to wounds caused by burns, bites and stings, as well as; problematic skin diseases, and a whole host of other problematic conditions.
