Anna Wilson Natural Living

12/12/2025

It's plastic clothing directly on the skin, we know plastic to be a generally problematic substance to the natural world - including us. Polyester also contains phthalates (linked to endocrine disruption) and can shed a significant amount of microplastics.
On the science side of things, researchers suggest that polyester clothing may affect fertility through a mix of chemical and electrostatic influences. As mentioned, synthetic fabrics often contain phthalates and similar additives that can interfere with hormonal balance once they come into contact with the skin.

Further, polyester is also known to generate persistent electrostatic fields, and early research indicates these fields may influence biological processes in subtle but meaningful ways. Animal studies, particularly experiments with dogs, have shown reduced fertility when polyester garments were worn for extended periods, and fertility returned to normal once the garments were removed.

These results point to a possible link between polyester and reproductive changes, and they highlight the importance of further research to better understand how both the chemicals in the fabric and the electrostatic properties may play a role.

07/12/2025

A Breakthrough Families Still Can’t Access

A remarkable yet frustrating medical development has emerged from Norway, where scientists have formulated a fish-oil–derived compound that has shown the ability to reverse autism symptoms in nearly 70% of treated children during early clinical trials. Parents reported clearer communication, calmer behavior, improved sensory responses, and stronger social engagement, changes that many described as life-altering. Unlike pharmaceutical interventions, this compound works by restoring key neural lipids and reducing inflammatory markers linked to neurodevelopmental challenges, allowing the brain to function with greater stability and efficiency.

Researchers note that the supplement targets pathways associated with autism spectrum disorder, supporting synaptic repair and improving electrical signaling between neurons. Brain-scan data from trial participants showed enhanced connectivity in regions responsible for language, attention, and emotional regulation. Many children experienced improvements within weeks, and side effects were minimal — making the discovery both scientifically exciting and deeply hopeful for families worldwide.

Yet despite its promise, the treatment faces a painful barrier: insurance providers refuse to cover it, arguing that it is still categorized as a “nutritional compound” rather than an approved pharmaceutical drug. This leaves families to shoulder high out-of-pocket costs, preventing thousands of children from accessing a therapy that could transform their development.

Doctors and advocacy groups are urging policymakers to reconsider coverage rules as larger trials proceed. To them, the science is clear — and the potential is too great to ignore. If fully validated, this breakthrough could mark one of the most significant advancements in neurodevelopmental care in decades, offering children not just support, but a genuine chance to thrive.

01/12/2025

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued an urgent safety warning over the risk of suicidal thoughts linked to popular drugs used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity.

The affected drugs include:
- Ozempic (semaglutide)
- Wegovy (semaglutide)
- Saxenda (liraglutide)
- Trulicity (dulaglutide)
- Mounjaro (tirzepatide)

More details TONIGHT at 6pm on .

01/12/2025

I’m not surprised 😳
…. And you ?

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

When you focus on the good, your brain literally rewires itself through a process called neuroplasticity, strengthening neural pathways associated with positive emotions and making it more likely to find good in the future. Repeatedly focusing on positive experiences builds new neural connections, much like physical exercise strengthens muscles, which can change your perspective, emotional pattern, and stress responses over time.

📑Neuroplasticity in Action: Your brain is constantly changing based on your experiences, thoughts and emotions. When you intentionally direct your attention toward what is good, safe or meaningful, you strengthen the neural circuits linked to reward and positive experiences.

📑Strengthening Positive Pathways: By consistently practicing positive habits like gratitude, mindfulness, or positive affirmations, you are building and reinforcing the neural pathways that make it easier to notice and access positive feelings. This can make positive experiences feel more natural and automatic.

📑The Opposite is Also True: If you repeatedly focus on negative thoughts or stress, your brain will strengthen those pathways, making it more efficient in spotting threats and problems.

📑Changing Your Brain’s Default: Over time, this consistent focus on the good can shift your brain’s default setting, making it more likely to see solutions, hope and possibility in your daily life.

📑It’s an Active Process: This isn’t about ignoring negative situations but about actively training your mind to recognize the full picture, including the positive aspects. Consciously choosing where to place your attention is a powerful way to reshape your thoughts, feelings and reactions.

24/11/2025

Dont get fooled with „fast” weight loss…. Comes with a price

'I can barely walk or eat' 💔 Read more: https://trib.al/r4TdNu6

23/11/2025