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A
Tentative Mechanism for Healing by Toni Bunnell, Ph.D.
A criticism often levelled at healing, hands-on healing, bioenergy therapy,
therapeutic touch, or whatever you choose to call it, is that there is
little irrefutable proof that healing per se is effective; Also, that
of the few scientific studies conducted, most could not be considered
due to poor experimental design, making them invalid. This, in fact, is
not the case and many examples of sound research into healing have been
documented by Daniel Benor.1
My own research into the effects of hands-on healing on enzyme activity
has been published2
and subsequent work has confirmed the original findings (submitted for
publication).
Physiotherapy
Today by Nadia Ellis Physio-
therapy today is defined as: “A systematic method of assessing musculoskeletal,
cardio- vascular, respiratory and neurological disorders of function including
pain and those of psycho- somatic origin and of dealing with or preventing
those problems by natural methods based essentially on movement, manual
therapy and physical agencies.”1
The
Feldenkrais Method® by Barbara
Barnes Feldenkrais invites you to learn
how to move in a new way. It is a movement based solution to movement
based problems. If you imagine a friend of yours walking down the street,
and that all you can see is their silhouette – not the person, I
imagine you would recognise them by the way they move. Our history is
written in our bodies. How we habitually move, act and feel is a compilation
of our life experiences and injuries.
Iridology by Sheelagh
Colton Iridology can help you understand what ‘optimum health’
means for an individual person. The iris (the coloured part of the eye)
displays a unique insight into our health potential and disease dispositions.
Iris patterns and pigmentation reveal the history of our inherited health.
Reiki Belongs in Hospitals
by Carole Easton One of the wonderful things with Reiki
is that whilst you are giving it, you are also receiving it yourself,
which means that in emergency situations, it is enabling you to stay calm
and peaceful.
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Holistic
Approach to Infertility by Talha Sawaf, Yehudi Gordon &
Marilyn Glenville The inability to conceive challenges the couple's
emotional and physical health. To overcome their problem they will need
to take into consideration the many facets of their fertility problem
and address their relationship and their needs.
Vitex
agnus castus: A review by Dee Atkinson The
species name Agnus castus originates from the Greek agnos castus, meaning
chaste, as the Greeks thought the plant calmed sexual passion. Its common
name of caste berry and monks pepper also gives some indication of its
historical usage.
Herbal
Medicine, Antibiotics and the Immune System by Neil Clegg
MCPP Since the discovery of Penicillin antibiotics have come a long way.
Ironically today Penicillin is rarely used as bacteria have become resistant.
As each new family of antibiotics is developed, the bacteria they were
developed to destroy become resistant.
Grapefruit Seed Extract
– The Ultimate Antimicrobial? by Dorothy Cronin
Treating
Candida with Grapefruit Seed Extract by Allan
Sachs Many holistic physicians, myself
included, consider Candida albicans one of the greatest health challenges
to people of the industrialized nations. The broad spectrum, antifungal
properties of Grapefruit Seed Extract have made it an important part of
successful anti-Candida programs – a fact which has linked the names
Candida and Grapefruit Seed Extract. With the help of Grapefruit Seed
Extract, thousands of individuals have overcome the multiple effects of
Candida.
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and Greens by Lisa Saffron
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Gerson Therapy
by June Butlin
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Myths About Practice Building by Allan Rudolf
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