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Michelle Berridale Johnson

Slow watching

29/07/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Want to take some time out? Slow your heart rate? Forget the irritations of the morning? Move to a different space? If so you need to log into Linda Olofsson and Anders Lundin's Great Moose Walk. This has been According to Google translate this was aired on Swedish TV in 2019 …

Category: Environmental Issues, Mental Health, TravelTag: Slow TV, Slow watching, SVT, Swedish TV, The Great Moose Walk

Being around trees helps with depression

25/07/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Although studies abound suggesting that green surroundings are good for both our mental and physical health most are based on some sort of self reporting so a recent study from Leipzig which used the frequency of anti depressant prescriptions as a metric is interesting. Of course …

Category: Environmental Issues, Mental HealthTag: #lawyersfornature, #Natureisahumanright, Green spaces improve IQ, Lawyers for Nature, London's Lost Rivers, PAN UK, PAN UK Reassembling Our Cities, Paul Powesland of Lawyers for Nature, River Roding, Trees for depression, Tress reduce need for anti depressants

Could a diet heavier in oily fish help migraine sufferers?

23/07/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

New research published in the BMJ this month and reported in the Guardian  and by FAB Research suggests that raising intakes of Omega 3 fatty acids by eating more oily fish and using Omega 3-high oils or 'butter's reduced both the frequency and length of people's headaches …

Category: Conventional Medicine, NutritionTag: FAB Research, migraine, Migraine and oily fish, Migraine and Omega3/6 ratio, Western diet and the omega 3/6 ration

Want some holiday reading? Try the National Food Strategy plan.

21/07/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

No - I am not joking. If you are even remotely interested in your fellow citizens' health, our children's diet, the state of our farming industry, biodiversity, climate change - or even systems analysis - you will find it extremely interesting. And, if you believe that the …

Category: Big Business, Environmental Issues, Food/Health Policy, NutritionTag: Catharanthus Roseus, Edward O. Wilson, Henry Dimbleby, National Food Stategy: The Plan, Partha Dasgupta The Economics of Diversity, Systems thinking, Systems thinking and the food industry, systems traps, The Feedback loop, Water pollution in the UK

Could Long Covid benefit ME sufferers?

12/07/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

There is now no question that Long Covid is 'a thing'; the Office for National Statistics confirmed in December that an estimated 700,000 peple were still suffering from symptoms a year after their initial infection. And possibly not surprisingly, given that COVID is a viral …

Category: Conventional Medicine, COVID-19Tag: Amali Lokugamage, CBT for ME/CFS, Chronic fatigue syndrome and long covid: moving beyond the controversy, Furstration in ME community over focus on Long COVID, Graded Exercise Therapy (GET), Jennifer Trueland, Jennifer Trueland's BMA news Long COVID – we’ve been here before., Link between Long Covid and ME/, Long Covid, Long COVID symptoms, Melanie Newman, Melanie Newman's articleBMJ

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