International Institute of Kinesiology Australia

24/07/2025

23/07/2025

Epigenetic lifestyle adjustment always improves our health & longevity.

Integrating lifestyle factors like diet and physical activity with receptor agonists is essential for managing symptoms, maintaining nutrition, preserving lean mass, and promoting regular physical activity.

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23/07/2025

Editorial: Addictive screen use in adolescents poses significant mental health risks beyond total screen time, necessitating targeted interventions.

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23/07/2025

23/07/2025

Say NO to this global medical surveillance regime.

22/07/2025

COVID Stress May Have Aged Brains Faster

The Covid-19 pandemic left a measurable mark on brain health, even among people who never contracted the virus.

In a study of longitudinal brain scans, researchers observed faster brain ageing rates after the pandemic, especially in vulnerable groups.

Men, older individuals, and those with fewer resources showed the greatest changes.

Only infected individuals experienced noticeable drops in mental performance, suggesting the ageing effect without infection may not cause symptoms.

Encouragingly, researchers believe the changes could reverse as conditions improve.

The results underscore the hidden toll of global crises on the brain.

20/07/2025

L.O.V.E is the antidote to F.E.A.R [aka False Evidence Appearing Real]. Thank you for sharing H.O.P.E and the T.R.U.T.H with Australia!❤️

19/07/2025

⚖️ Can U.S. states require energy healing practitioners to be licensed?

As the popularity of energy healing grows, so does the scrutiny. Several states—including Massachusetts—are considering laws that could require licensing or registration for practitioners of energy-based methods like Reiki, EFT, and more.

What does this mean for you?

🧠 This blog breaks down:
✅ How state licensing laws apply to energy healing
✅ The difference between regulated and unregulated CAM practices
✅ Why some states are pushing for licensure now
✅ The legal risks non-licensed practitioners could face

Whether you're for or against regulation, knowing the landscape is essential for protecting yourself, your clients, and your practice.

📘 Read now: https://tinyurl.com/ep-licensing

17/07/2025

17/07/2025

Only 1 x day to TAKE ACTION & reject these sneaky amendments of WHO.

🛑 AUSTRALIA & THE WHO: COUNTDOWN TO A NEW RULEBOOK

Unless the Albanese Government lodges a formal rejection within the next few days, recently adopted amendments to the World Health Organization’s International Health Regulations (IHR) will become binding on Australia.

Key points drawn directly from the IHR text:

• Global emergency powers
“The Director-General shall determine … whether the event constitutes a public health emergency of international concern” (Art 12).
A declaration anywhere in the world triggers WHO “recommendations” for all member states, including Australia.

• Domestic enforcement hub
“Each State Party shall establish or designate a National IHR Authority” (Art 4).
Canberra must create – or nominate – an agency to coordinate implementation of WHO directions.

• Wide policy reach
Articles 15-16 list measures the WHO may recommend during an emergency:
medical exams & vaccination
isolation or quarantine
travel restrictions or refusals
digital health documentation

• Automatic entry into force
“Amendments shall enter into force … unless the State Party notifies the Director-General of its rejection” (Arts 59-61).
Australia has not yet filed a rejection.

What it means
These amendment place Australia under a new treaty obligation to “take into account” WHO emergency directives or justify any departure in writing. That is a significant shift in who influences decisions on lockdowns, vaccine certification, border rules and digital IDs.

What you can do
Parliament has not debated these changes. If you believe health policy should remain solely in Australian hands, tell your MP and learn how to lodge an official objection:

READ MORE: 🔗 NationFirst.com.au

(All quotations are from “International Health Regulations (2005) – as amended in 2022”, circulated by the WHO on 1 July 2024.)