This is a back issue of Positive Health on-line

Issue 50 March 2000

Light Medicine and the Future by Steven Paul Warren ...as the medical profession finds itself exhausting the valuable resource of antibiotic therapy through its overuse, many doctors are looking for viable alternatives. Light therapy is beginning to rapidly find its place once again amongst the armoury of the modern physician.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and NADH by June Butlin Just as Tim was initially in denial of his illness, many doctors suffer from the same problem. They refuse to recognise the condition because they can’t find anything physically wrong, . . . with many more cases going undiagnosed.

The Importance of Nutrition in Sports by Bernard Beverley ...the further up the ladder of exertion you go, it’s often good practice to help your body to function at a more optimum level by using a few natural food supplements. No substance on its own outside the drug field will make a dramatic difference to your physical or indeed mental capabilities. However, many will enhance them. The essential difference is that natural food supplements work with the body, while drugs work on the body.

The Vital Role of Seating in Back Care by Alan Glaser Do you suffer from the occasional ache in your neck or back? Should you expect these pains to arrive as part of your daily work? The answer to this last question is, of course, no. But why should it matter what we sit on and for how long? These are the questions we will explore as we look at the importance of seating.

LEAP for the Assessment and Correction of Specific Learning Difficulties by Susan J McCrossin The approach using LEAP can be very effectively applied to specific learning difficulties in children and adults with consistent success, where previously medication was the most common intervention with very limited success.

Biolumanetics and Classical Homoeopathy by Charles Wansborough  ...within two weeks, this patient’s bowel movements corrected themselves, and she has been on the same remedy for over six months in a very low dosage. In the words of the patient ‘it is a miracle’, since at no time in her long life have her bowels worked so well. This case demonstrates the assumption in homoeopathy that a correct prescription will invariably bring about dramatic results.

Incorporating Different Modalities into a Homeopathic Practice by Victoria Young As alternative practitioners, we need to reach for our potential within all aspects of life, not only as people but also as healers. We need to expand our belief systems and practices, so that it incorporates as wide and diverse a range of prescribing skills as possible to safely meet our patients’ needs.

Neural Organisation Technique by Dr Carl Ferreri Neural Organisation Technique (NOT), a non-invasive, kinesiologically-based treatment protocol, is designed to recognise any of the disorganisations that may be found within the neural programmes of these primal survival systems if damaged or otherwise compromised.

Living Water by Grahame Whitehead All the water is dead or comatose. This has evolved from a wrong turn made by scientists. The effects of that wrong turn have killed or turned off the life force in water. This happens because water is a living energy and when poisoned with chemicals, the life force leaves.

Regular contributors and listings

Editorial by Sandra Goodman, Ph.D.

The Psychologist's Corner Laura Perls (1905-1990): Co-Founder of Gestalt Therapy by Sheldon Litt, Ph.D.

Homoeopathic Case Studies A Case for Tarentula hispanica by Dr Angela Jones

Integrated Medicine Offering a Quality Service by Mark Kane

Nutritional Approaches Case Studies on the 'Eat Right for Your Blood Type' Diet by June Butlin

Mind the Body; Embody the Mind A Disorderly Diaphragm by Joël Carbonnel

Regular contributors and listings

Letters to the Editor

Research Database Updates –  Alternative Medicine; Cancer; Heart Disease; Nutritional Status; Stress

Training Colleges, Schools and Centres  UK     US

Complementary Practitioner Listing

Diary/Calendar of Events