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“The power of music to integrate and cure is quite fundamental. It is the profoundest non-chemical medication…” These words from famous neurologist and author Dr. Oliver Sacks, underline a fundamental truth often times overlooked by medical science. Music can have a soothing and calming biological effect on a nervous brain and stressed body – and today thousands benefit from the therapeutic influence of song and harmony.
The internet allows us to complete research and find answers to our questions in the blink of an eye. It is quite possibly the world’s greatest and most efficient resource.
What Does Bio-Identical Mean? Bio-identical hormones differ from commonly prescribed hormone products in this way – they are exactly the same as those produced by the human body. Unlike the majority of prescribed hormone medications bio-identical hormones are not synthetic, simulations, or replicas.
Seeking a professional and personally rewarding career helping people heal themselves? Perhaps becoming a qualified rehabilitation therapist might be an option for you. Natural Healing schools offer educational programs that prepare students in becoming licensed occupational, rehabilitation and physical therapists; and applicable fields of work.
This article discusses a book written by Dr. Peter j. D’Adamo – Eat Right for Your Blood Type which has diet plans tailored to your blood type that attacks allergies at their source; reducing inflammatory activity and pinpointing dietary factors that trigger allergic reactions. Adopting the diet so recommended in this book is the best sinus home remedy you can use to cure your sinus infection.
Ayurveda is one of the alternative medical systems originated from India. Ayurveda in India is famous for curing various types of curable diseases including inflammation of the stomach, infections of the gums and teeth.
Thermobaric Repatterning is a systems approach to healing based on analysis of the energy matrix (the Thermobaric Matrix) of a biological system. Simply, it looks at a person as being a dynamic field of energy expressing as patterns and vectors of variation of heat, pressure and motion identified with and resulting in chemical and morphological effects on physiological form and function.
Glandular therapy is based upon the use of animal glandular and organ substances to bolster the function of the human body’s corresponding organs and glands. Modern medicine replaces the thyroid gland with thyroid hormone, the adrenal gland with cortisone, the pancreas gland with insulin, and the ovaries with estrogen and progesterone. Until recently, however, the use of whole glandular extracts to revitalize glandular function has been largely relegated to “medicine of the past”.
With such a wide range of uses for light therapy, one couldn’t help but ask what it is and why it is used for treatment of various conditions in different fields. Light therapy involves exposure to light of a compressed wavelength from the cool end of the light spectrum to the hot end using a variety of equipment ranging from lasers to LEDs to dichroic lamps. The kind of light, hot or cold, and the treatment duration are based upon the condition being treated.
For decades, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder has sparked debate. Is it a biological illness, the dangerous legacy of genes or environmental toxins, or a mere alibi for bratty kids, incompetent parents and a fraying social fabric?
