Positive Health Online

A Case of Multiple Sclerosis

by June Butlin

In her column this month June Butlin discusses a person who has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.

A Case Study on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

by June Butlin

This column by June Butlin looks at the auto-immune disorder Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), which is characterised by severe rashes on the cheeks and nose, as well as tirednes...

Adrenal Fatigue

by Fawne Hansen

If you’re constantly exhausted, craving sugar, snapping at everyone and not sleeping properly, you could be just stressed. Or, you could be suffering from Adrenal Fatigue.

Anosmia – Smell Loss – Effects upon People’s Lives

by Chrissi Kelly

These are just some of the smells that people who have lost their sense of smell will be missing this spring. As you work in the garden this spring, or prepare a delicious meal with...

Autism: Dietary Treatment Options

by Sandra and Max Desorgher

The authors of this article have spent several years researching the causes and treatment of autism, which has reached epidemic proportions, and they put forward their theory that ...

Availability of Healthcare Information in an Emergency and the Importance of a Medical ID

by Dr Masha Finn

We never know when a medical emergency may strike so preparing for one is the best way to safe guard ourselves and our  loved ones. It's not about worrying unnecessarily, it’s about...

Avian Influenza: What Steps Can You Take?

by Julia Pendower

In this article on Bird Flu or H5N1 Avian Influenza, the author sets the facts straight on this disease of birds by saying that this particular virus has shown that it can infect h...

Case Study Issue 87: Allopathic Medicine is Killing my Parents

by Catherine M Crawford

Catherine Crawford, is qualified in aromatherapy and nutrition, and is currently studying Australian Bush Flower Essences. She describes the case of her elderly parents who are bot...

Coping with Vestibular (Inner-Ear) Trauma

by Ann Fillmore PhD

The author begins by giving a detailed account of the complexities of the vestibular system, one of the most complex sensory centres in the body. As well as being responsible for o...

Cystic Fibrosis – The Story of Michael Morrison

by Edward and Breda Morrison

Ed and Breda Morrison share the story of their son Michael & how he used CAM Therapies to improve his quality of life.

Ebola - Saving Lives with Natural Allopathic Medicine

by Dr Mark Sircus

WHO chief Margaret Chan said the Ebola epidemic is out of control. “The virus attacks the body’s soft tissues - a process some doctors describe, bluntly, as like watching a patient ...

Hepatitis C - Clinical background and treatment options

by Matthew Dolan

Hepatitis C is serious, widespread and poorly understood. This article will provide readers with an understanding of the nature and origins of hepatitis C, the ability to identify ...

How CBD Can Be a Path to a Healthy Life

by Michele Lowe

All humans strive for a healthy lifestyle, but not many come close to it. The recent coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for a balanced lifestyle that gives health priori...

How to Spot the Signs of Different Conditions

by Lee Dover

There are a variety of conditions and illnesses which can prove very detrimental to our health. However, many have telltale signs that can be detected early to either stop the proce...

How to Treat Sleep Apnoea

by Jaume Palau

Sleep apnoea is a serious disorder which stops people’s breathing every few seconds during sleep and impacts between three and six per cent of the world’s adult population. It is ...

Hypothyroidism and its Link to Depression, Fatigue and Poor Health

by Belinda Burman

The author argues that the thyroid gland, which regulates metabolism-growth, temperature control, energy production and carbohydrate and fat metabolism, is at the heart of much of ...

Living with Adversity of Surviving Benign Brain Tumour

by Lorraine Kemble

I was born a healthy baby but at 8 months old I was ill for a few weeks with flu-like symptoms. Soon afterwards, while I was attempting to crawl and then walk, it was noticed that I...

Living with Multiple Sclerosis and Treatment Approaches

by Wendy Gist

In this article on Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the MS Society reveals that about 85,000 people in the UK suffer from this condition and that every week around 50 more people in the co...

Migraines and Headache

by Theresa Coe

The article examines the differences between migraines and headaches and states that the most common type of headache is muscular. It gives the causes for headaches as follows: p...

MS Awareness – It’s Okay to Ask About Disability

by Joseph O’Sullivan

Liam stumbled into the toilets of a Richmond pub, using the walls, bannisters and every other protruding object along the way to support himself on the short journey. Once inside th...