FIND YOUR FEET Kinesiology

06/11/2022

17/10/2022

Flower essences 🌸
An effective correctional technique used in my kinesiology practice to assist with shifting blocked energies 🧬 💗

09/10/2022

We are on the of an incredible ! Remember are harbingers of .

“We cannot solve the problems with the same thinking that created them.” -

All is not lost.

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06/10/2022

Fuel ⛽️

28/09/2022

Love 💕

28/09/2022

13/09/2022

🧠

13/09/2022

Creating 🧬❤️

12/09/2022

Yum 😋

08/09/2022

Make a Wish 🪄 🧚‍♀️

08/09/2022

31/08/2022

Belief, Intention, Action 💫❤️🪄🧚

31/08/2022

Treasure

14/12/2020

Hey lovelies,
Just FYI, I’ll be working on reduced hours over the Chrissy/NY period. Back in full swing in mid January❤️
Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and New Year filled with loads of love ❤️❤️❤️

08/10/2020

Kinesiology is a holistic modality that works to restore the body’s natural flow of energy through a variety of different techniques.
For more information or to book a session PM me today ❤️

28/08/2020

Your vagus nerve, also known as the 10th cranial nerve, is one of your most important nerves in the body. It is also the longest nerve in your autonomic nervous system that extends from your brain stem through your neck into your chest and abdomen. While we refer to them together as ‘the vagus nerve,’ there are actually two vagus nerves, one on the left and one on the right. Vagus is latin for “wandering,” which appropriately describes the nerve.

Your vagus nerve is critical for many functions of our physiology. It connects our brain to our gut. It carries important sensory and motor information. Our vagus nerve supplies innervation to our major blood vessels, heart, lungs, airways, stomach, esophagus, and intestines.

It helps to regulate our heart rate, digestion, blood pressure, sweating, and speech, among other areas of your health. By controlling the muscles of your throat and voice box, it plays an important role of speaking and eating. It also helps your entire gastrointestinal tract working together, regulating your heart rate, and connecting your brain to the rest of your body.