Saturday, August 24, 2013

Table of health and inflammation as affected by internal and external environments


Health

Inflammation

Internal
Environment

        Healthy sleep habits and adequate sleep
        Meditation
        Positive thinking and perspective shifting
        Self-awareness and feeling of connectedness to greater community
        Breath work
        Healing imagery
        Living mindfully
        Listening to body speak
        Inspired living
        Mental acuity
    Immune system functions optimally          


        Chronic stress with poor coping skills
        Poor sleep and fatigue
        Depression
    Anger and guilt
        Anxiety
        Allergies and autoimmune disease
        Poor digestion and chronic pain
        Poor gut flora
        Negative thinking
        Cancer
        Obesity
        Heart disease   
    …even more inflammatory conditions   
         

      
External
Environment

        Well balanced wholefood diet 
        Probiotics in food or supplements          Community
        Healthy relationships
        Exercise and yoga
        Certain herbal supplements and vitamins
        Music, literature and dance
        Art and beauty in your environment
    Free of toxins
        Natural surroundings with diverse animal and plant life
        Massage and body work
        Medications and surgery when indicated
        Journaling, therapy, social support
        Autonomy and justice


        Processed foods and poor diet
        Social isolation
        Lack of exercise/Sedentary lifestyle
        Environmental toxins and pesticides
        Abusive relationships
        Certain medications
        Infections and viruses
        Smoking, excessive drinking, drug abuse
        Lack of autonomy and injustice
Trauma and violence 











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