DeSan Health

14/01/2026

Balance in love -

In my previous blog, Starting Work at OFC, I mentioned online dating with Ruan. It ends by Christmas, the date he said he would be in NZ. While dating Ruan, I wanted to know more about love, specifically the love between...

07/01/2026

Like VS Love -

New Zealand is a lovely place, renowned for its natural beauty worldwide. We all know NZ’s natural beauty. Yet I must remind you that nature’s beauty also needs protection and tender loving care. Without the strong volun...

31/12/2025

Psychology -

24/12/2025

No Zealand -

19/12/2025

The relaxation response -

The Christmas and New Year break is coming. Most NZ businesses will take a 2-3-week break. It is a great time to relax and reflect.

10/12/2025

Regional Councils -

In recent news, I heard that NZ is going to remove all regional councils. On NewsTalkZB, I heard there are 67 city/district councils in NZ. If there is going to be some amalgamation of district councils in the future, ca...

03/12/2025

Starting work at Ormiston Family Chiropractic -

26/11/2025

NZ National Anthem-God Defend New Zealand -

During the COVID-19 period, I found out that the full NZ National Anthem is much more than I had heard before. According to Wikipedia, there are five parts, but I often only hear the first.

19/11/2025

Health is a harmonious relationship between body and mind -

When your body can do all the things you would like to do, you know you are well, even if it is not at its optimum level. When your body is unable to do things you want to do, you know it's unwell and needs attention.

12/11/2025

GST and CGT -

05/11/2025

Limitations and freedom -

After starting regular XBX exercises in January 2017, my physical condition has continued to improve or has been maintained. For a while, I was happy with my condition and did not push myself to improve it. Then I went o...

04/11/2025

Train your gut microbial with food can reduce your anxiety.
https://www.the-scientist.com/why-do-we-feel-butterflies-in-the-stomach-73552

These fluttering sensations are the brain’s reaction to certain emotions, which can be amplified or soothed by the gut’s own “bugs.”