Naturopathy
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Naturopathy is a branch of complementary medicine that encompasses a number of different disciplines. This website will briefly describe some of them, include hits, tips and diets and help to find the answers how to support the organism and heal the disease.
The role of the Naturopath is to promote healing through educating their
patients on how to lead a "natural" way of life. Within Naturopathy the major disciplines practiced are Nutrition, Western Herbal Medicine and Homoeopathy. In Australia Naturopaths may also practice some form of bodywork such as Remedial Massage.
The methods and therapies used in naturopathic medicine have been the subject of scientific research in peer-reviewed journals from many disciplines, including naturopathic medicine, conventional medicine, European complementary medicine, clinical nutrition, Oriental medicine, phytotherapy (herbal medicine), pharmacognosy, homeopathy, psychology and others.
Jana Brunclikova (BHSc Naturopathy, Adv. Diploma in Spa therapies (CIDESCO), Certif. IV in Remedial massage, shiatsu)
My start in 2004: SMH.com.au / PDF File
My current work: Download Menu (PDF Attachmen)
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Premenstrual tension (PMT) or Premenstural Syndrome (PMS)
PMS includes recurrent signs and symptoms that develop during the seven to fourteen days prior to menstruation. This condition occurs in most women 3-7 days before the flow starts or in some women it can begin at the time of ovulation and last for 14 days until the flow starts. Usually the symptoms are mild in most of the cases, but in few cases they can be severe when it is known as "Premenstrual dystrophic disorder".
Symptoms and signs:
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SAM-e supplement for depression, osteoarthirtis and liver function
"Just as effective as depression drugs..."
The over-the-counter dietary supplement SAM-e ("Sammy") shows promise as an alternative treatment to prescription drugs for depression and osteoarthritis and may help some chronic liver conditions, according to an Evidence Report Summary on the supplement released. The evidence Report on SAM-e, introduced to the US in 1998, was sponsored by the US Department of Health and Human Service (HHS) Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
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Herbal recipes for Heart, circulation and vascular system
Varicose veins
- 25 g Balm mint
- 25 g Common club moss
- 25 g Lady's mantle
- 25 g Yarrow
- 15 g Knotgrass
- 15 g Peppermint
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and sip 4 cups
throughout the day. In addition, take 1 horse chestnut capsule (1500 mg) twice
daily and apply calendula cream to the affected areas twice daily.
Weak heart
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Herbal recipes for Liver and Gallbladder conditions
Gallstones
- 40 g Agrimony
- 20 g Chamomile
- 20 g Peppermint
- 20 g Wormwood
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and drink 2-3 cups
daily. In addition, drink 1 glass (100ml) of European or Chinese radish juice
diluted with water twice daily.
Liver disorders
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Herbal recipes for Nervous system, relaxation and sleep
Anxiety
- 50 g St John's wort
- 30 g Passionflower
- 10 g Cowslip
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and drink 3-6 cups
daily.
Migraine
- 20 g Balm mint
- 20 g Feverfew
- 20 g Meadowsweet
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion. Drink 3-4 cups as
required.
Weak nerves
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Herbal recipes for the skin, eyes and hair
Skin disorders
- 20 g Bedstraw
- 20 g Speedwell
- 15 g Burdock root
- 15 g Calendula
- Red clover
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion. Drink 3 cups throughout
the day, adding 5 ml of Swedish bitters to your morning and night cup.
Psoriasis
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Herbal recipes for Urinary system
Incontinence,
bed-wetting
- 25 g Agrimony
- 25 g Horsetail
- 25 g Knotgrass
- 15 g Dead nettle
Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and drink 2-3 cups
daily. In addition drink 100ml organic cranberry juice three times daily.
Bladder
infections, prevention of
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