Cinergee - Health

This just dropped into my inbox. I think everyone needs to check it out so I am putting it in here. I have been following the EMF debate for years - the 'noise" around it is getting louder and louder particularly if they ever go to 6G as the jump from 4G to 5G was devastating for our health. I am not endorsing anything they are selling. But arming yourself with knowledge particularly if you have grandkids is beneficial to all.

Hello, Vivienne!
If you've got kids (or grandkids) who use phones or tablets, you need to see this.
The American Medical Association just dropped a bombshell:
Digital devices are causing something called "digital dementia" in children.
Translation? Their brains are actually deteriorating from device use.
Here's why this is terrifying:
Kids' skulls are thinner than adults'.
Way thinner.
Which means their developing brains are soaking up way more EMF radiation from phones, tablets, and WiFi.
The science is crystal clear:
• Just 2 hours of daily device use can trigger ADHD symptoms
• Brain tumor risk increases by 400% in teenagers
• Learning and memory problems are showing up earlier
• Sleep patterns are getting destroyed
• Attention spans are shrinking dramatically
But here's what really keeps us up at night...
5G is making all of this exponentially worse.
Those powerful new towers?
They're being installed near schools, playgrounds, and family neighborhoods.
That's why we're urging you to join EMF researcher Trevor King's urgent webinar. He's going to reveal:
• How to protect your kids while they use devices
• The truth about WiFi in schools
• Simple ways to reduce EMF exposure at home
• The AirPods danger no one's talking about
• A proven shield against EMF radiation
--->>Click Here Now for Free Webinar: https://webinars.ultraluxhealth.com/emf-reg-vennture/?a_aid=Vennture&utm_source=email&utm_medium=email%20marketing Protect Your Family from EMFs


Can't attend live? Register anyway - we'll send you the recording.
Listen, we know this is heavy stuff. But wouldn't you rather know?
Especially when there are real solutions available?
Think about it: If firefighters got 5G towers banned from their stations because of health risks, shouldn't we be protecting our kids too?
So thankful that you're making an investment in your health, your life and yourself.
Because health means everything,


P.S. The webinar includes a special Q&A session where you can get your specific questions answered. Don't miss this.

EMF – Webinar Registration [Vennture] – UltraLux Health Webinars EMF – Webinar Registration [Vennture] Here Is What You Will LearnWhat we will cover in this training:What EMF’s actually are, where you find them in your daily life, and how they affect you.The toll that EMFs have been proven to take on human health--and why you've been largely kept in the...

I see this so often in my practice. And I told someone recently - stress is the world's biggest killer - but it masquerades as something else - heart disease, diabetes, cancer etc control your autonomic nervous system - sympathetic and parasympathetic and you will stay healthy

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCrml6exk8d/?igsh=MWo1cTU4czRna2Zvcw==

Sorry it's an Instagram post but you maybe able to google it and it could be on YouTube 🤔

Did you know 80% of autoimmune disease patients are women? This isn’t just a coincidence—it’s a reflection of how cultural expectations, emotional stress, and our role as nurturers take a toll on our health when we don’t create healthy boundaries. As a mother, I have felt this firsthand in terms of being rundown, lacking sleep, and feeling under nourished. Well, I think being a mother caretaker and leader in our homes can be our superpower. I also think it’s one of the things that needs to be protected. Here are some interesting stats on why women are getting auto immune disease and it’s really not what you think. Women diagnosed with autoimmune diseases tend to share these characteristics: 1️⃣ They put others’ emotional needs before their own. 2️⃣ They identify with duty, roles, and responsibility over their own needs. 3️⃣ They repress anger, striving to always be “nice.” 4️⃣ They feel responsible for how others feel. 5️⃣ They believe they should never disappoint anyone. When we constantly take on the world’s stress, our immune system can become overwhelmed, eventually turning against us. And the cultural expectation for women to always nurture and sacrifice is at the heart of this issue. But here’s the truth: Being a nurturer is a superpower—but it shouldn’t come at the cost of our health. How do we balance being there for our families and communities while also prioritizing our own needs? Healthy boundaries are the key. Saying no, releasing the guilt of disappointing others, and truly listening to our bodies can transform how we show up for ourselves and those we love. 💛 Let’s open up the conversation: What are some ways you’ve learned to set boundaries while still being the incredible nurturer that you are? How do you balance your health and your role as a caregiver? Drop your tips below—I’d love to learn from this community! ⬇️

Do you know someone who will be a good fit 🤔

Looking for two new team members!

1. Cert 4 Massage or Remedial Massage
Don't want to work full-time as a massage therapist - we understand this?
Mix your massage treatments with beautiful relaxing spa therapies and get the best of both worlds. Safer on your hands, safer on your back. In a relaxed environment.

2. Beauty Therapist - Cert 4 or preferably Diploma with experience
A passion for skin health and skin care and maybe even a little bit of a science nerd when it comes to biochemistry. This advanced position requires a very professional approach as you deal with many skin conditions. The flip side is you get to unwind in the treatment rooms doing amazing spa experiences for our clients.

Requirements for both:-
Passionate about health and wellbeing
Available one night a week and Saturdays
Have a high level of empathy and communication skills
Love to work in a team and advance your team skills

What We Offer:
A supportive and collaborative work environment.
Ongoing training and professional development.
For skin - be willing to travel to the mainland to upgrade skills
A chance to work in a serene and holistic setting dedicated to client wellness.
Unlimited use of the wellness deck (spa & sauna - after hours)
Particpate in weekend getaways
Above award wages with incentives
Wholesale product prices for any purchases
Half price on treatments
Family discounts

Best things about working at Cinergee?
100% our clients are awesome
We are a family

If you’re ready to take your career to the next level and be part of a team that values holistic wellness, we’d love to hear from you!

How to Apply:
Please send your resume and a cover letter outlining your experience and passion for the positions to Attention Manager - [email protected]

Join us at Cinergee and make a difference in all the lives you touch!

As my notes are quite old now - I did some research and came up with the following: -

This is a blend of information from Healthline and WebMD's recent articles.

Striae distensae, striae gravidarum, and stretch marks all refer to streaks someone might have on their skin. You can prevent stretch marks by maintaining a healthy diet and weight.

Risk factors
Some people are more likely to develop stretch marks. Risk factors include:

- being female
- having a family history of stretch marks
- being overweight
- being pregnant
- gaining or losing weight quickly
- using corticosteroids
- having breast augmentation
- having certain genetic disorders, such as Cushing’s syndrome, Marfan syndrome or
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), a group of conditions that result from genetic
changes to collagen, a protein in your body
- children who are not yet teens (adolescents), most stretch marks occur in those who
are overweight.

In the United States, 70% of adolescent girls and 40% of adolescent boys have stretch marks. These are due to growth and stretching of the skin. (Funny how this relates to the overweight and obesity rates in the USA.)

Stretch marks are more common in females than males, and they occur equally in people of all races / ethnicities. This has been linked to the hormonal differences, which are affected by nutritional deficiencies.

I must say that having been in the beauty, health and wellbeing industry for over 40 years now - it was rare to see stretchmarks in my early days - now its rare to see someone without stretchmarks unless they are one of our senior clients.

What has changed in the last 40 + years?

Diet - its a biggie, everyone back in the day grew their own food in their backyard garden, no takeaway shops to be seen (at least not outside of the cities) - less packaged foods and no premade foods - everything was cooked from scratch with ingredients that you could pronounce, shorter lifespan meant less chemicals, no GMO foods. We ate many courses - soup and main, or soup, main and desert, or main and desert - but they were real food, and home grown.

Exercise - we moved so much more, played sport and didn't sit around so much. work/life balance was more prevalent as it was generally 9-5 - Monday to Friday. A night out didn't go until 2-3 in the morning. There were barn dances and community get-togethers combining laughter and fun - like 3 legged races and egg and spoon races. You would go to the beach and rarely see anyone overweight as we didn't lay around - we played beach cricket and tag in the water. We were active until bedtime - and outside until dark.

Anxiety - we were much more resilient and just got on with what life threw at us. Particularly since Covid the level of anxiety has gone through the roof because we no longer feel like we have any control. Anxiety is generally related to future fears - depression is related to the past and we need to live in the present moment. Our lifestyle 40 years ago was very moment by moment living.