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Self-hypnosis: Begin by focusing on your breathing
A hypnotherapist describes a method of self-hypnosis. -NST
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The things we do to stay healthy
From cups to suck out toxins to leeches that suck out blood.
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The Tibetan way of healing
Rely on meditation and mantras for your wellness, says a rinpoche - it's all in the cells.
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Qigong therapy
A master can use qigong to treat cancer, but at the expense of his health, says this writer.
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Touch and go
Enter Totok Aura, a therapy that combines acupressure with breathing techniques for a massage that goes beyond skin deep.
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Inner dance of healing qi
Discover an ancient healing art that 'moves' you in more ways than one.
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Can this diagnose your illness?
It is irresponsible of foot reflexologists to claim to be able to diagnose health, say experts.
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Bedroom qigong
Ever wonder how the old Chinese emperors satisfied their 1,000 young concubines?
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Move to your body's bio-rhythm
Perform at your best: Plan your day according to the body's circadian rhythms.
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Alternative therapy, cancer-fighting foods
Find out some of the non-conventional cancer treatments available.
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Meditation, faith and listening to your body
That's what worked for these 2 women in their fight against cancer.
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He won out with nature's power
Fasting, herbal and natural treatments, self-hypnosis helped him shake off nose cancer
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Natural boost for cancer cures?
Do alternative therapies really help in the fight against cancer?
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Brain-injured man speak, eat again after 6 years
Thanks to stimulating electrodes placed in his brain.
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Zebrafish study may point way to blindness cure
The ability of zebrafish to regenerate damaged retinas has given scientists a clue about restoring human vision.
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Promising way to detect pancreatic cancer explored
Researchers could even detect early stage pancreatic cancer by shining light on a neighboring organ.
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Sweet news for diabetics
Better drugs and new treatments are increasingly available to diabetics in Singapore.
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Saving diabetics from blindness
Madam Ng Siok Hong's diabetes was so bad that she was slowly becoming blind.
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