Health Triangle - February 2023

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Welcome to the first edition of Health Triangle Magazine of 2023! One theme which emerges, in different forms, in this issue is the idea of taking personal responsibility for our own individual health. Breaking News asserts that the NHS would save hundreds of millions of pounds Sterling every year if preventable illness was more widely recognised as a real win: win opportunity - rather than being lazily ignored the way it is at present. An anonymous nurse explains how his decision to strike is more about ethical values than an inflation-ravaged pay packet. Janey Lee Grace highlights the opportunities offered by an excellent organic diet. New arrival Robert Manni shares his personal experience of how his five-point plan has worked to enrich his whole life both physically and spiritually. Hypnotherapist Niki Cassar discusses another 5-Path Advanced Hypnosis process, which she studied in California with its founder Calvin Banyan. There is also fascinating if disturbing feature on the key practical and psychological factors that can so easily reduce the quality of lives for those living with disabilities. In the strongest contrast, we look at the unbelievably privileged lives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as presented in their 6 part Netflix Docuseries and as expressed in over 400 pages of almost uninterrupted self-pity by Prince Harry in his current memoir, Spare. With the help of a Pulitzer-prize-winning ghost-writer, Prince Harry articulates his savage hatred for the British tabloid press, his irrational envy of his older brother, William, the Prince of Wales and confesses to his own habitual abuse of drink and drugs. Morbidly fascinating it may be but in no way is it a role model for good living. Hopefully you can find plenty of that elsewhere in the magazine! With all good wishes for the rest of 2023!