May 2, 2013

Thyroid

Most people associate the thyroid gland as the cause for weight gain. To some extent this is true. The thyroid is the master endocrine gland,

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Spine

Spinal health can be achieved and maintained by gentle stretching. Your spine supports all activity carried out by the body and is designed to move

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Pancreas

Your pancreas is both and endocrine and exocrine organ. In English, this means that it has two main functions. It is responsible for the production

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Lungs & Sinuses

The lungs are responsible for drawing air into blood through the use of small sponge-like sacs. If your lungs are damaged then there is less

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Liver

This is the largest organ in the body and is responsible for detoxifying everything you eat. It is also one of the only organs capable

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Kidneys

The kidneys are found in the space between your ribs and your hips towards your back and are responsible for filtering your blood, maintaining blood

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Heart

With coronary heart disease being one of the biggest killers in the Western World, it is absolutely crucial that you take care of your heart.

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Gall Bladder

The gall bladder is responsible for storing the bile that is made by the liver. This is important as bile breaks down fats digested in

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Eyes

Your eyes do a lot more than you think. They help orient your position within your environment as well as help you to differentiate colour

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