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Chinese
Face Reading for Health by Maura Bright The ancient
art of face reading has been used since the time of Confucius by Chinese
doctors as an aid to diagnosis and a way of helping their patients. Close
observation of the face afforded them a deep knowledge of the personality
of their patients.
Organic
Production of Essential Oils in the UK by Dr Jane Collins
Agriculture, our most important global industry, provides the world’s
population with food from plants and animals. Farmers grow plants
and animals to harvest as foodstuffs and are limited, mostly, by the local
weather, pests, weeds, plant and animal diseases. This means that in the
UK, in our cultivated fields, pastures and orchards, we can only grow
plants (as crops) which can withstand low temperatures and frost.
Why
Regulate? Why Research? by John Wilks and Mij
Ferrett A flood of documents has appeared in the last nine months
from various organisations . . . Their message to complementary therapists
is simple; regulate, research and integrate or bust – or more exactly,
if you do not regulate yourself better and come up with some conclusive
research, someone else will do it for you, and it may not be in a way
that you like!
The
Scientific Evidence for the
Efficacy of Homoeopathy
by Peter Fraser In
an editorial in The Townsend Letter1 Dr Gaby looked
at the question of the effectiveness of homoeopathy from a basically sceptical
point of view. The arguments against homoeopathy are ones of scientific
common sense.... On the other hand, Dr Gaby gives four reasons: anecdotal
evidence, the test of time, basic Ultra High Dilutions (UHD) research
and clinical evidence, which lead him not to discount homoeopathy, however
much scientific instinct tells him he should. These make an excellent
framework to analyse the evidence.
The
End of the Benveniste Affair? by Dr Peter Fisher A
study recently published in the journal Inflammation Research may
mark the beginning of a resolution to the so-called 'Benveniste affair'.
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Juicing
for Optimal Health by Kerry Doyle Much to the amazement
of friends, Terry went on to lose nearly 30 pounds in six months –
seemingly effortlessly and without going on a diet or giving up the things
he enjoyed. After six weeks of juicing, the waistband of Terry’s
new suit had to be taken in by four inches – his tailor was amazed
at such a major alteration so soon!
The
Juicer's Guide by Kerry Doyle A 27 point 'How To'
guide for juicing for health
History
of Oxygen Therapies by Suzanne Hotston "If you
take a glass of water, contaminate it with bacteria and add 50 drops of
Aerobic Oxygen, it will kill the bacteria in a few minutes. You can add
more bacteria and it will kill again in a few minutes. Or you can leave
the water for a long period of time and bacteria will not grow in it.”
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Ozone
Therapy by Mark Lester Whilst Oxygen therapy is an
umbrella term for over 50 different methods that all seek to de-toxify
the body by flooding it with oxygen, Ozone therapy is the most researched
and widely used medical technique for achieving this goal.
Back
Care in the Workplace by Ian Fletcher Price The most
common form of spinal injury and back pain can be attributed to sedentary
lifestyles, and is manifested by the same back injury from which I had
suffered. Hunched, with shoulders leaning forward, in a car, over a desk,
at your computer, or in front of the TV – all of these postures increase
the risk of injury and back pain over time.
Self-Help
for Optimal Back Care by Neil Summers You will not
find a more superb piece of machinery than your body, but for the majority
of us this amazing machine is not functioning to its optimal capacity.
Far too often we are not even free of pain and one major ‘grumbler’
is the back.
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