While many in our MagicDichol® family have long been open to alternative, holistic health solutions, this is not the case for all.
Author Archives: MagicDichol®
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Jun
Jun
G’Day,
Your Human.
Yes, I know. You think I’ve typed that incorrectly.
I haven’t. Sure, you’re Human. But you also own one.
The Universe gave this Human to you. It is Your Human.
05
Jun
Jun
In my 30 years of practice, I was always fascinated by the conversations with very old and yet healthy patients. I distinctly remember a 91-year-old lady who had walked 3 kilometers to my practice because she had back pain.
29
May
May
We all know how frustrating a persistent health issue can be. Many of us in the holistic health world joined this space precisely because of the journey a stubborn issue can take us on – exploring the gamut of alternative therapies, supplements, diets, acupuncture, and more. Does this sound familiar?
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May
May
Most of us associate energy with how we feel. If we feel alert, focused, or awake, then we assume we have good energy. When we’re tired or low, we know our energy supply is waning.
The Product Pulse with Sean
The Product Pulse with Sean McDonald: Welcome in Spring with MagicDichol®️
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May
May
Hello everybody, it’s Sean with MagicDichol®.
I just want to take a few minutes today to spend some time with you, wishing you well as we head into the spring months…
14
May
May
Not every experience with NANO SOMA® comes with a big moment or a clear explanation. Sometimes, it’s a small shift, or something subtle that catches your attention and makes you wonder if things have begun to change.
11
May
May
In “Lives of the Eminent Philosophers”, we find this quote from Diogenes of Sinope:
We sell things of great value for things of very little, and vice versa.
06
May
May
In keeping with the analogy of NANO SOMA® being the conductor of our body’s many coordinated functions, we can also see how NANO SOMA – like a conductor – supports the body’s natural heart rhythm and function.*
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Apr
Apr
The double-blind trial is at the heart of testing by pharmaceutical companies. It has become accepted as the basis upon which to assess product efficacy. However, does it actually provide the gold standard of trust that it is credited with?