Circulation System ~ How it Works and Actions to Support It

I’ve pursued the approach below so I can learn how to take responsibility for my own healthcare and use my advisors as consultants, to CO-DIRECT treatment. 

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATIONS OFFERED

  1. Introduction to “How the Body Works and Actions You Can Do to Support It”
  2. Presentation of the Circulation System and Actions to Support It (lungs / heart, lymph system, kidneys) (This page)
  3. Presentation of the Digestive System and Actions to Support It (stomach, liver, pancreas, gallbladder and the intestines)
  4. Presentation of the Regulation of Nerves and Hormones and Actions to Support It (brain, vagus nerve, hormones)
  5. Presentation of the Environmental Barriers and Actions to Support It (skin / sweat glands, nose, mouth, eyes)

RELEVANT LINKS TO THIS CONVERSATION

  1. REQUEST TO JOIN TUESDAY MEETINGS (Click here)
  2. JOIN PRIVATE CHAT GROUP
  3. OFFER A DONATION  AND RECEIVE SOME “BRAIN SNACKS” (Click here)

WELCOME!

To prepare for our second presentation on “Presentation of the Circulation System and Actions to Support It” I’m offering you a video about the importance of light .

I felt sharing this little understood topic was more critical for circulation than instructional videos about the heart, lungs, lymph and kidneys.  It was a hard choice to chose with so much to share!

There will be words and ideas introduced that you may not understand.  Try to fly over it and keep going.  I promise in time the gaps in understanding will get easier if you continue learning!

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Questions I have for you:

  1. For the information presented in today’s discussion, would you like to add any wisdom or questions other people can benefit from?
  2. What resources have you found most helpful in your journey and why?
  3. What networking groups do you participate in that you found most helpful?
  4. What would you like to see a presentation on? (Coaches in our group might fulfill your wish!)

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