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Articles: naturopathy
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Clinical Experiences of Live and Dry Layered Blood Analysis
by David Parker
This article focuses on the importance of pure blood in our body and looks into live and dry layered blood evaluation methods, procedures of these two types of analysis and includes case histories of conditions caused by imbalances in the blood.
Detoxifying the Body with Naturopathy Diet, Hydrotherapy and Herbs
by Sharmala Bandaranaike
Naturopathy is a system of medicine that is based on the utilisation of the healing power of nature. This underpins nearly all the therapeutic techniques in alternative medicine.
Naturopathic Case Study
by Catherine Nash
Catherine had all the trappings of success – a great job as an IT consultant, a big salary and a classy company car – but she'd never been so unhappy in her life. Exasperated with conventional medicine, she decided to look for an alternative. "Nothing seemed to be working for me, so I went to see a Naturopath that I had seen advertised in a health magazine," says Catherine.
Naturopathic Hydrotherapy: The Constitutional Treatment
by David Goddard
This account of the principles and practice of Hydrotherapy follows a lifetime's study of Naturopathic Techniques after conventional medicine had failed to improve what David calls 'a debilitating illness' and turns out to be multiple sclerosis, from which he has been in remission for twelve years.
Naturopathic Medicine
by Anne Williamson
Naturopathic medicine does not only have an active role to play in correcting imbalances through the use of natural therapies, but it also focuses on bringing about an inner development.
Naturopathy as a Profession: Current and Future Prospects
by Brian Isbell
This article looks at Naturopathy as a profession, its origins, what it can be used to treat, the educational training of naturopaths and future prospects of this practice.
Naturopathy for Self Healing
by Joseph Goodman
The purpose of this article is to show that Naturopathy is a well-defined concept of health care, that Natural Therapeutics is Naturopathy in action where patients are treated in a variety of non-suppressive ways in order to remove as many obstructions to self-healing as possible.
Naturopathy – Living with Nature Cure
by C Leslie Thomson
Nature Cure is more than just another cure. It is living to the highest and fullest degree in every way, by keeping one's body properly fed, exercised and cleansed.
Naturopathy: Conscious Way to Whole Health
by Accem Scott, ND with co-writer Mimi Sandeen
In this article, Naturopath Accem Scott describes his approach to the practice of Naturopathy and his path to developing that approach, drawing on his own experiences and using a number of case histories to illustrate his points.
Swimming Baths - Cold Cures and Warm Hearts
by Jonathan Buckley
Jonathan Buckley, who has been cold water swimming ('ice swimming') at Tooting Bec Lido for the last 15 years, highlights the benefits that can be gained from plunging into icy water first thing in the morning.
Symbionts and their Role in Health and Nutrition
by Dr Rohsmann MD
In this article the author explains why Symbionts are key factors to health and wellbeing of the body, and what they are. Symbionts, he adds, have not been sufficiently researched by mainstream science and, therefore, have no official definition. They can only be observed in live blood cultures using a dark field microscope.
The Naturopath in the field of health
by Hermann Keppler
The 'Naturopath' is concerned with fasting, nutrition, diet, water and exercise and sees each patient as a holistic unit of mind, body and spirit. He looks at each patient's living habits as part of his concern with the underlying processes that have led to the symptoms.
What is Naturopathy?
by Peggy Graham Taylor
This article looks at naturopathy – system of medicine which attempts to awaken and nurture a person's potential for health rather than treat the disease or illness – what it involves and how it works.
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