WATER: One of the Foundational Elements of the Universe and The Basis of All Life

What ways can we utilise it to optimise our individual health and the collective wellness of humans on earth and deal with the world water crisis.

An overview of water on earth

We are 99% water including the molecules in our body.

Water as the Matrix of Life and the Most Important Thing for Life on Earth

The Distribution of Water in the World - The bathing crisis.

The Dignity, Comfort and Spirituality of Water

Bathe The World Initiative

Alternating Between Hot and Cold Bathing as Therapy.

The Cold Water Hokey Pokey: At Home Therapeutic Bathing Technique

Benefits of Cold Showers/Bathing

The Risks of Cold Shock

The Importance of Easing Gradually and Gently into Cold Water Immersion and How to Do It

How Cold Showers Trained James Bond to Remain Cool and Calm in Hectic Situations

How Water Came to Earth

The Fourth Phase of Water: The gel phase substance beyond solid, liquid and vapour.

Extreme Wellness Practices

Professor Marcs 5 Factors for Life

Breathing Exercises (Pranayama)

The Importance of Coupling Hypoventilation with Hyperventilation when doing breathing exercises or the Wim Hoff method.

Alkalising the body and reducing lactic acid in the body (what causes muscles to burn) with breath.

Marcs 5 Phases of Breathing for Health

Pranayama to increase the number and sensitivity of endorphin receptors - more blissful comfort and more euphoria.

Hot Water as a Therapeutic Technique

The Importance of Magnesium and Why Most People are Deficient In It

Thermohaline Circulation: Interactions occurring at the Deep Depths of the Ocean which Provides us with Oxygen

Our Drinking Water

Conscious Relationship with Water

Tulsi (Holy Basil / Ocimum Sanctum)

Balancing Scientific Validation with Intuitive Feeling and Traditional Wisdom

Marcs Ventures in Life

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Professor Marc Cohen is one of Australia’s pioneers of integrative and holistic medicine and has made significant impacts on education, research, clinical practice and policy. He is a registered medical practitioner with degrees in western medicine, physiology and psychological medicine along with PhDs in Chinese medicine and biomedical engineering.

In 2002 he became Australia’s first Professor of Complementary Medicine and Head of the Department of Complementary Medicine at RMIT University, which was by far the largest such department in the country.

He is a Board Member of the Global Wellness Summit, Past-President of the Australasian Integrative Medicine Association (AI