Healing Unresolved Trauma Through Meta-Aromatherapy by Christine Westwood Meta-Aromatherapy as the name implies goes beyond the very beneficial use of the essential oils alone. It uses a number of therapies in combination which are particularly effective for chronic conditions and uses the psychological aspects of essential oils.

The Allergy Volcano by Jennifer Worth Allergic diseases are increasing world-wide. It seems that we cannot adapt to the environment we are creating, and the allergy volcano is erupting fast. Western scientific based medicine is ill equipped to deal with this, and complementary medicine, which is based on ancient wisdom and experience gathered over centuries, cannot cope with this modern phenomena either.

The Mézières Method a Revolution in Manual Therapy by Joël Carbonnel Françoise Mézières’ (1909–1991) career as a physiotherapist and a teacher of anatomy/physiology changed radically following an empirical discovery (i.e. based on observation). With this primary discovery she found the clue to all our deformities, developed a powerful therapeutic tool for our musculoskeletal dysfunctions and pains, and formulated totally new biomechanical laws. Single-handed and single-minded she dared to question the theoretical basis of physiotherapy, orthopaedics and most forms of bodywork.  

Flower Essences in General Practice by Dr Andrew Tressider  To have a practitioner of Complementary Medicine (CM) as one’s partner in General Practice has positive benefits for the entire practice by providing an opportunity for individuals to seek alternatives to standard pharmacological approaches to ailments of either mind or body.

Aromatology: Its History and Uses by Penny Price In the UK for various reasons, not least among them ignorance and fear, aromatherapy has been reduced to a fraction of its potential. It is no more than ‘massage with smells’ to so many people.

Photic Stimulation by David Noton, Ph.D. Fifteen minutes a day of home treatment with flickering light has been shown to be remarkably effective for PMS, migrane, and a variety of other stubborn disorders.

The Menopause: Metamorphosis Begins in the Womb by Dr David Smallbone The cessation of monthly periods, in women, is a natural event and, as such, should occur naturally, without fuss or problem at the appointed time. This will be especially true if the body and mind of that women is well prepared.

Magnetic Therapy Case Studies  by Marianne Tregoning The application of magnetic fields as an aid to maintaining health and assisting the natural healing process (Magnotherapy) is not new.
The therapeutic use of natural magnets goes back centuries, to Ancient Greece and Egypt.

Treatment with Acumed Pain Relief Patch by David Jehan and Dr Sarah Brewer Many complementary treatments are based on the theory that the body’s energy flows through channels known as meridians, and Bioelectromagnetic therapy is an increasingly popular treatment for a wide range of muskulo-skeletal and other problems.

Electromagnetic Therapy by Cyril Smith, Ph.D. Everyone who is involved in any of the many branches of Complementary Medicine whether as a practitioner or as a patient, is likely to be involved with some aspect of electromagnetism in the therapy. This article sets out to show the deeper and less obvious involvements of electromagnetic fields.