The Internal-Stitching and the Interstitium

By Matthew Fellows

The Internal-Stitching of the Interstitium “The human body is enmeshed in an intricate internal web of living spaces known as the interstitium. These fractal-like structures create a vast honeycomb network of fluid-filled openings within and between tissues and organs that spans the body and acts as a thoroughfare. A sophisticated system of connective tissue, including …

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The Negligence of Intelligence – Part II

By Matthew Fellows

The Negligence of Intelligence – Part II Darwin’s theory of evolution gives us the idea that mankind has evolved from chimps in to ever more complex hominids, resulting in the pinnacle that is us modern humans – Homo-erectus. This may well be true on many levels but the idea that there is a continual improvement …

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The Negligence of Intelligence

By Matthew Fellows

The Negligence of Intelligence Long before I became an acupuncturist I studied Social Anthropology at the University of Wales. From a young age I was interested in how other cultures and societies around the globe saw the world and how they perceived this thing we call reality. I was acutely aware that there was something …

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A Nice Little Sweetener

By Matthew Fellows

A Nice Little Sweetener After the whole Covid debacle, you could be forgiven in thinking that the government doesn’t really have your best interests at heart, and sadly Covid is not the only place where you can find clear evidence of this. Let us look at the seeming innocuous example of Diet Coke. You know, …

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Pharmageddon

By Matthew Fellows

Pharmageddon I find it interesting to see what we, as a town collective, get ourselves worked up about. One such recent example of this was when the last pharmacy closed on the High Street and the subsequent petition to get one reinstated. This got me wondering, and please allow me to play devil’s advocate for …

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The Nei Gong Process

By Matthew Fellows

The Nei Gong Process Whilst most people have heard of the term ‘Qi Gong’ nowadays, some of its true meaning has been lost in translation. Qi Gong is not something that you ‘do’ but something that you seek to attain. Qi can loosely be translated as energy and Gong means mastery or skill. Therefore the …

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Wetiko – And the Sickness of the Human Spirit

By Matthew Fellows

Wetiko – And the Sickness of the Human Spirit What is going on with the Human Race? Why do we seem to be so hell bent on destruction? The course of Human history is one that has been shaped by war, greed, genocide and environmental pillaging and sadly this theme doesn’t look like ending anytime …

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The Locations of Pathogenic Emotions

By Matthew Fellows

The Locations of Pathogenic Emotions Have you ever had an unexplainable pain? A seemingly random pain that has no obvious cause? Oftentimes it is quite clear what has caused us a pain, be it a hammer on a thumb or maybe a repetitive tennis stroke, but sometimes the cause is not at first so apparent. …

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Here Be More Dragons

By Matthew Fellows

Here Be More Dragons   The energetic arts of ancient China have become so popular in recent years that there is barely a village hall up and down the country that doesn’t hold a class of some kind of Tai Chi or Qi gong. Clearly many people in the West are seeking something other than …

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Thoughts on Thoughts

By Matthew Fellows

Thoughts on Thoughts     Where do our thoughts come from? The current Western scientific understanding is that they come from firing neurons within the brain. However it has relatively recently been discovered that the heart also has its own neurons, so do some of our thoughts come from the heart? What about the intestines? …

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