If you could only choose 2 and I do mean TWO fixed oils as your go to mediums, what are they and WHY have you chosen them? You CANNOT choose Jojoba (as thats an easy choice), nor can you choose an oil blend such as Trauma (Arnica, Calendula, St.Johns Wort combo) oil.

With thanks to @Ewa Skabek who shared the following post on Fb that prompted this post. https://www.facebook.com/groups/708603999996081/posts/2160679508121849 See photo 1. Same thing happens with an earthquake. Mother Nature's "nervous system" giving off electrical charges as she has her hissy fit and re-sets it! Oh, and another reason why Native American's were exempt from having their hair cut when they joined the military many decades ago..... they regarded their hair as their antenae. "Hair is an extension of the nervous system, it can be correctly seen as exteriorized nerves, a type of highly evolved ‘feelers’ or ‘antennae’ that transmit vast amounts of important information to the brain stem, the limbic system, and the neocortex." from the link below. Worth the read, as it explains the tests the American Military did on Native American Scouts during the Vietnam War. https://thehairshaman.com/symbolism/native-americans/the-truth-about-hair-and-why-indians-would-keep-their-hair-long/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSsbQlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBORzZYY1ZxUmJZemZQZkJ3c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHrk9kc-wJRgWccd-LT9mIUCEt0AqOVWsseDmzjli7JVE9TWd2GO0hSrWSiR-_aem_B7w3wU-RkCXz_0Ye54CjsQ#:~:text=So%20the%20document%20recommended%20that,trackers%20keep%20their%20hair%20long So, do you have long or short hair? Do you realise adding product and hair dye suppresses your "external nervous system? Did you know the only place your actual nervous system is directly exposed to external influences, is in your nose? Hence the reason some people can "smell" an impending thunder/lightening storm.

I have osteoporosis. I have mild scoliosis, together make a lovely setup for lower back pain. Due to kidney issues, nsaids are not an option. So i have discovered a lidocaine/lavender rollon that really helps. But Capsacian patches are the best. I can wear them two days on, two days off. Pain is greatly lessened. I tried using tumeric and it helped, but I was adding it it soups and stews. My dental hygienist had a terrible time removing the stain. So i am buying capsules from now on!! What do you use for pain?

Had to share!! Brain Scan Research Confirms Reflexology Affects Multiple Areas of the Brain Dr. Stefan Posse, a researcher at the University of New Mexico, presented groundbreaking functional MRI (fMRI) findings on the “Neural Pathways of Applied Reflexology” at the International Society for Medical Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) Annual Meeting in Cape Town on May 12, 2026. The research maps brain activity during foot reflexology to understand what happens in the brain in real time while reflexology was being applied and neurological impact in patients with stroke. Advanced MRI technology was used. What They Found in Healthy People Scans revealed distinctly different activation patterns for different reflex areas. Importantly, the brain responses weren’t limited to just the foot area of the brain — multiple regions were activated. One area that consistently responded was the supramarginal gyrus, a part of the brain packed with “mirror neurons,” which are linked to empathy, learning, and body awareness. For the first time showed reflexology technique applied to different reflexology reflex areas activates different areas and networks of the brain in healthy controls and stroke patients. What They Found in Stroke Patients In people who had suffered a stroke, the brain activation looked different — more one-sided — and varied depending on whether the left or right foot was worked. Following the application of reflex stimuli, patients demonstrated increased two-point discrimination and improved sensorimotor function in their hemiplegic hands. Who Is Behind the Research The team is led by Dr. Posse and includes well-known reflexology educators Barbara and Kevin Kunz, graduate student Arthur Schoen, and researchers from the University of Minnesota. What Comes Next The team is now expanding the study to better understand the timing of brain responses during reflexology and to identify exactly which brain networks are involved in stroke recovery. In short: this research is building scientific evidence that reflexology creates specific, measurable responses in the brain — and may play a meaningful role in stroke rehabilitation.

Last night I went to a Sir Tom Jones gig in Gloucester. Besides singing many of his famous songs, he also sang this one which always makes me well up. Had to wipe away a couple of tears. What song gets you all emotional?