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  1. Hawaiian Healing

    For the ancient Hawaiians, spirituality and healing were intimately connected. Healing can be physical, such as massage or herbs or psychological, but always spiritual.more

  2. Hawaiian Huna Massage

    Recapturing the long-forgotten wisdom of the ancient people of Hawaii, this type of bodywork has been practised in the healing temples by Kahuna Priests as a sacred rite of passage...more

  3. Headaches

    Dr Litt's column this month concerns headaches and what Gestalt Therapists do to treat them. Most patients prefer to remain passive and expect their practitioner to provide a mirac...more

  4. Headaches

    In this issue, June Butlin discusses the causes and characteristics of both tension and migraine headaches, as well as the use of pain killers.more

  5. Healing Energy Disturbances with Encryptograms

    Nick Biggins, homeopath and radionics practitioner, recently developed Encryptagrams to assist in the treatment of complex health conditions perpetuated by energetic disturbances, ...more

  6. Healing from the Heart

    In many ancient cultures there are remedies to heal the body and cures to heal the heart. They balance and express our deepest feelings and desires, the part of us that no one else...more

  7. Healing the Spirit Body to Create Vitality

    Most people experience illness at some time during their lives. Our physicians do a wonderful job, but even they are often challenged by stubborn conditions that don’t respond to ...more

  8. Healing Unresolved Trauma Through Meta-Aromatherapy

    Meta-Aromatherapy as the name implies goes beyond the very beneficial use of the essential oils alone. It uses a number of therapies in combination which are particularly effective...more

  9. Health Benefits of Foot Massage

    The many benefits of foot massage include releasing endorphins, lowering heart rate, lowering blood pressure, improving balance, and assisting with mental health problems.more

  10. Health Exercise Techniques: Strength Training and Stretching

    The article looks into correct exercises for the maintenance of a Healthy Lifestyle and the few exercises where the benefits outweigh the damaging elements brought on by unwelcome ...more

  11. Healthy Bristol

    Dr Daniel started the three-year Healthy Bristol Integrated Medicine Project in April 2001, with the aim of making Complementary and Alternative medicine, Psychological Support Ser...more

  12. Healthy Skin: Nature is the Best Doctor

    When it comes to healthy skin, it is best to let nature lead the way, believes the author of this feature. He tells us that the plethora of chemicals that are found in conventional...more

  13. Hellerwork - Excellence with Ease

    Hellerwork is a Structural Integration school founded in 1978. Overall there are about 250 active and certified practitioners worldwide using the Hellerwork service mark.more

  14. Hepatitis C - Clinical background and treatment options

    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 ...more

  15. Herbal and Nutritional Approaches to Candida

    The article outlines the origins, symptoms, treatments and prophylaxis for Candida, one of today's most widespread fungal diseases. It is caused by an aberrant overgrowth of a be...more

  16. Herbal Care for Your Hair

    An Anglo-Indian word "shampoo" is derived from the Hindi "champo", meaning "head massage." "Champo is  in turn is derived from the Sanskrit/Hindi word "champa”,  perhaps referring ...more

  17. Herbal Support for Stress

    The dynamics of the mind-body relationship are explored here in terms of the ability of negative thoughts and feelings to result in physical illness, and vice versa with physical s...more

  18. Herbal Support for Stress

    The dynamics of the mind-body relationship are explored here in terms of the ability of negative thoughts and feelings to result in physical illness, and vice versa with physical s...more

  19. Herbs for Mother and Baby

    Anne McIntyre describes how breast milk can be regulated through Ayurvedic principles of medicine and how this can improve the wellbeing of both mother and baby. Ayurveda views o...more

  20. High Summer - A Time to Recoup and Restore

    Although we all look forward to warm summer days, we can various problems associated with the summer season. Aromatherapist Barbara Payne outlines some useful coping strategies to ...more

  21. High Touch Acupressure

    This ancient Japanese healing art form utilises gentle touch on specific acupressure points, over clothing, to stimulate the body's own innate healing capacity. It works on the phy...more

  22. History & Development of NeuroCranial Restructuring®

    It seems obvious that rehabilitation of injured patients should include physical medicine treatments. If a soldier has had a broken leg, a bullet wound, a concussion, or other injur...more

  23. Holidays for Relaxation and Improved Wellbeing

    Health Management holidays are now more popular than ever; people are increasingly looking for ways to escape the stresses and strains of modern life and to get their health back on...more

  24. Holism or Dualism: East or West

    According to the author, a Chinese medicine doctor, living and trained in China, sees no distinction between the mind and body but just a pattern of energetic disharmony when treat...more

  25. Holistic Approach to Infertility

    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 fertil...more

  26. Holistic Approaches to Insomnia

    There is only so much insomnia that one person can take. The moment that I decided to get the better of it a major insight occurred. I realised that for most of us it is a self est...more

  27. Holistic Benefits of a Retreat

    In my work as a counsellor, multi-therapist and wellness/positive life change specialist and personal/spiritual development coach, I've become aware of increasing numbers of peop...more

  28. Holistic Journey to Health From Ground Zero

    New York based writer Anastasia Ashman gives an account of how she witnessed the destruction of the World Trade Centre on September 11th 2001, her subsequent descent into ill-hea...more

  29. Holistic Massage

    In essence, massage is simply touch that is caring and sensitive – healing hands stroking and soothing, giving comfort and nourishment to the body.  It is a universal language – ...more

  30. Holistic Retreats - Holidays for an Inner Journey

    Sharon Black looks at holistic retreats that offer themed courses, designed to nurture the mind, body and spirit in tranquil surroundings. These are enjoying an increase in popular...more

  31. Holistic Treatment for People and Pets

    If ever there's something wrong with my dog that doesn't require urgent veterinary attention, I always opt for complementary treatment. The other day we were both at the chiropract...more

  32. Home Remedies for a Beautiful You

    This article focuses on home-made beauty remedies and their benefits, and also draws attention to the adverse effects of synthetic cosmetics because of their harmful chemical pro...more

  33. Homeopathy and Biochemic Tissue (Cell) Salts

    The author explains the development of the use of Biochemic Tissue Salts through the work of Samuel Hahnemann, and later by Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schüssler. She lists twelve such sa...more

  34. Homeopathy and the City II: The Poison Nut

    Another installment of a hilarious take on Sex and the City, the cult classic television show.more

  35. Hormonal Health and Happiness

    If you are one of the millions of women or men who struggle with their hormonal health, then you probably feel that your hormones fall into the ‘tricky little blighters’ category. T...more

  36. Hormonal Imbalances

    Over the past 18 months I have been consulted by more and more clients suffering from hormonal imbalances. These include premenstrual tension, menopausal symptoms, infertility and ...more

  37. How Can Complementary Therapists Make a Living?

    This article gives some insight into the approaches that a newly qualified complementary therapist can take in getting established in their chosen career and making a decent living...more

  38. How COVID-19 has Impacted Complementary Therapists

    As a Director of one of the leading Professional Associations in the UK (Complementary Health Professionals), this year has been a challenge; what with working hard to keep our memb...more

  39. How Effective is Physiotherapy to Reduce Chronic Pain?

    You may treat chronic pain or long term pain efficiently using physical therapy. You may rectify any injury to a large extent by using this method. It can help you move and feel be...more

  40. How Exercise Can Help your Digestive System

    The role of the digestive system is to break down (or digest) our food, eliminate toxins and absorb the energy and other key nutrients our bodies need to function well. But it’s imp...more

  41. How Exercise Helps Balance Hormones

    Hormones serve as the messengers in our bodies to catalyze different chemical reactions in the brain and body. Exercise has a huge impact on how our hormones work and can ultimately...more

  42. How I Cured Myself of Fibromyalgia – and How You Can Too

    I wasn’t your typical 23year old student at university. I had a healthy diet, didn’t drink, went to the gym four times a week, yet out of nowhere I was struck suddenly by a long lis...more

  43. How my Life has been Transformed by the FlexxiCore Challenger

    I am a 52 years old Mouth and Foot Painting Artist, infamous for Mark Quinn’s Trafalgar Square, Fourth Plinth statue, depicting me as disabled, pregnant and naked. As a child born ...more

  44. How Reflexology can Support those Living with Dementia

    For decades dementia has been on the increase due to a burgeoning ageing population and is now one of the greatest pressures on healthcare systems around the world.more

  45. How Reflexology Evolved

    This article traces the history of Reflexology which evolved (and is still evolving) from the ancient technique of acupressure introduced to the Chinese. The surviving source of al...more

  46. How to Address and Prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries of the Body and Eyes

    RSIs are also known as overuse or cumulative trauma syndromes, and they are caused by a myriad of actions performed during daily work and leisure activities. The inflammation, numb...more

  47. How to Cope with Chronic Pain: Tips for Overcoming Injury and Pain

    A major injury can be life-changing. It can take months to years to recover from injury, and some people never return to their former ability.more

  48. How to Develop Healthy Lifestyle Habits While in Recovery

    It’s pretty amazing how great you begin to feel once you have completed detox and rehab. You are pumped to begin a new life in recovery, one that is productive and active, and cente...more

  49. How To Find a Qualified, Competent Practitioner

    This article addresses the some of challenges presented to patients and practitioners, including: how, as a patient, you can find your way through the maze of qualifications and ti...more

  50. How to Get Rid of Anterior and Posterior Shoulder Pain?

    You may not realize it, but the shoulder is one of the most often used joints on your body. Over an average day, we are constantly reaching for and carrying items, lifting items, an...more

  51. How to Pick the Best Mattress for Back Pain

    We are not powerless against back pain. It can be alleviated or even prevented with one simple thing: how we sleep. Unfortunately, the reverse is also true. Some aches can be aggrav...more

  52. How to Sit with Sciatica – A Comprehensive Guide

    Sciatica, a condition characterized by pain radiating along the path of the sciatic nerve, can cause significant discomfort and affect a person's daily activities. One of the most ...more

  53. How to Sleep with Neck Pain

    At one time or another, everyone will wake up with neck pain. The first thing most people say is “I must have slept on it wrong” and this could very well be the case. However, if yo...more

  54. How to Treat and Avoid Low Back Pain

    Low back pain is the most common symptom presented to a GP in the UK. According to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics, almost 31 million days of work are lost ev...more

  55. How to Unlearn Your Pain

    Dr. Schubiner explains that much chronic pain is a result, not of structural disease processes in the body, but by ‘learned nerve pathways.’ (He makes it clear that he does not wor...more

  56. How to Use Magnesium Oil

    Magnesium deficiencies are present in healthy populations[1] thus it behoves every healthcare practitioner and doctor to become fully familiar with how to use magnesium oil, which i...more

  57. How We Should Practise Medicine

    The basis of all complementary modalities is to take the whole patient into account rather than named conditions they are suffering from such as asthma, eczema and diabetes; yet we...more

  58. Hydration is the Key to Spine Health; How to Keep your Back Hydrated and Healthy

    Drinking plenty of water is good for our general health and well-being. Doctors and fitness experts have been telling us this for decades. But how many of us ever consider that a l...more

  59. Hydrotherapy for a comfortable bath

    The body's physiological response to water makes hydrotherapy the perfect accompaniment to all stages of pregnancy – in preparing the circulatory, neurological and musculo-skeletal...more

  60. Hypnosis in Musculoskeletal Medicine

    Usually lecturing or writing under this title I have to define and explain hypnosis, a daunting task under any circumstances.more

  61. I Cured My Cancer

    Jennie Trisnan shares her life transforming experience with breast cancer which started in 1996 with an itch on her thigh and breast. After several mammograms and biopsies she was ...more

  62. I’m a Podiatrist: Here’s How You Heal Your Heels

    The skin is the largest organ in the body, it’s also the first line of defence against germs, cuts, abrasions and all external threats. Our skin works hard to keep us safe, so it’s ...more

  63. Icelandic Flower Essences - Raising our Awareness

    This author shares the power of the flower essences found in Iceland's unique unpolluted and unspoiled nature.more

  64. IDD Therapy – A New Way to help Unresolved Back Pain and Sciatica

    When people suffer with back pain or sciatica for a long time, it can feel like having their own personal rain cloud following them around all day, even when the sun is shining. For...more

  65. Iliopsoas - The Flee/Fight Muscle for Survival

    Liz Koch continues her lifelong study of the voluntary Iliopsoas muscle. Understanding the muscle to be part of our survival response provides both therapists and clients a fresh p...more

  66. Importance of Obstetric Knowledge for Complementary Practitioners

    This article focuses on complementary therapies and remedies for a more natural approach to pregnancy and childbirth. Studies show that about 55% of mothers-to-be use herbal medici...more

  67. In the Event of Your Death?

    The author was impressed by an article about a 91-year-old massage therapist, who has been massaging for sixty years and has just had her license renewed. But evidently, she may no...more

  68. Incorporating Different Modalities into a Homeopathic Practice

    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 practi...more

  69. Independent Physiotherapy

    Physiotherapists utilise a growing number of complementary forms of medicine and treatment methods such as massage, manipulation, acupuncture, reflex therapy, cranio-sacral therapy...more

  70. Induction of Labour - The Dilemma for Complementary Therapists Working with Pregnant Clients

    This article carefully spells out the professional boundaries and possibilities involved in the question of induction. Pregnant women can be helped in many ways by various complemen...more

  71. Injury Prevention for Massage Practitioners

    The author relates her own experiences of injuries caused during her massage training, which prevented her from pursuing a career as a massage therapist, and supports the article...more

  72. Injury Prevention Massage

    Statistics estimate that about 1.2 million working people suffer from musculo-skeletal disorders and everyday about six workers give up their jobs because of RSI (Repetitive Strain...more

  73. Insights and Questions

    This month I am more, or less thinking aloud . . . and am unlikely to come to any final conclusions. Put simply I am wrestling with why the same phenomena observed by different peo...more

  74. Insomnia - a Chinese Approach

    Tackling the problem of insomnia from the perspective of Chinese medicine, which states that problems associated with sleeplessness are due to imbalances in 'The Three Treaures': C...more

  75. Integrated Medical Approach

    We are making a quantum leap into the next century. We have witnessed and are enjoying the fruits of incredible research done in every field of life. Medical research is a major ar...more

  76. Integrated Medicine - An Approach to Optimum Health; Removing Divisions in Health Care

    We must remember that originally medicine used in healing and treatment by the evolving human species was entirely ‘natural therapy’. This included herbal/botanical medicine that de...more

  77. Integrating Approaches To Bodywork: The Polarity Therapy Experience

    The article begins with an account of Dr. Randolph Stone’s development of the theory and practice of polarity therapy. Polarity therapy is based on the idea that using touch in two...more

  78. Integrating Colour with Reflexology

    Reflexology and colour therapy have their roots in the distant past. As individual therapies, they have tremendous therapeutic value. When used in conjunction with each other, they...more

  79. Integrating Complementary Therapies into Mainstream Education

    Over the past decade approximately ten universities in the UK have become involved in developing degree courses in complementary therapies.more

  80. Integration: Malign or Benign

    According to Leon Chaitow there are two opposing views of the process of the integration of conventional and complementary medicine.more

  81. Integrative Bodywork Techniques

    In his article, the author sets out an argument for integration of bodywork 'modalities', working with the similarities, dealing with 'professional stubbornness' and the diversity ...more

  82. Integrative Healing - Practical Guide to Professionalism

    In an effort to establish some common ground this are the working definitions for the term: Alternative, Complementary and Integrative. Please understand that these are broad genera...more

  83. Intention to Heal

    This is what we all want to do. Heal. When we decide to enter into this marvellous business of healing we begin a lifetime vocation. We want to help. Pure and simple. So here we are...more

  84. Interdisciplinary Bodywork for Best Results

    Approximately one year ago I was teaching a group of physiotherapists the basics of osteopathic soft tissue manipulation, demonstrating a version of positional release technique (P...more

  85. Interview with Meir Schneider

    Born in Lvov, Ukraine, in 1954, Meir Schneider emigrated to Israel with his parents in 1959. He underwent five cataract operations without success and at seven was declared legally...more

  86. Introducing...Neuroskeletal Dynamics - For accident trauma, sports injuries and general back pain

    Neuroskeletal Dynamics was devised by Diana Hunter in Adelaide, South Australia about 17 years ago. It was discovered that by accessing the body's electrical system, a way could be...more

  87. Introduction to Aqua Tai-Chi

    The Author developed the Aqua Tai-Chi system of exercises in 1986, which combines Tai-Chi with other Chi Kung/Taoist exercises, after recognizing the importance of the feeling of b...more

  88. Iridology

    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 ...more

  89. Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common condition in which the large intestine fails to function correctly. In fact, it is so common that it represents 30-50% of all referrals t...more

  90. Is Cancer Contraindicated for Holistic and Beauty Treatments?

    I came to holistic and beauty therapies late. After working in science and hard facts for a long time, coaching at all levels within large organizations, it was time for a change an...more

  91. Is Resistance Futile? - Conventional vs. Integrative, CAM, and Cancer Protocols

    In December 2012 I helped the Daily Express with an article, Do Cancer Alternatives Really Work? It was a topic of interest to the media at that time because the young mother ran ...more

  92. It IS All In Our Heads

    By relieving pressure above the top of your spinal column, your brain-body connection will readily de-stress and go to parasympathetic status.more

  93. It’s All About The Fluids

    Treating fluid systems is an essential component of osteopathy, as good circulation is fundamental to health. Human beings contain a lot of water; 80% of newborns and 60% of an adul...more

  94. Juicing for Health

    Kerry Doyle is qualified in Nutrition and Health and in Clinical and Holistic Aromatherapy. In this article she looks at the advantages of Juicing, the daily consumption of fresh f...more

  95. Jump Start to General Fitness & Good Health: Preparation, Motivation and Recovery

    My effort to break the current world record was to bring attention to the fact the adults can continue to remain healthy and get stronger longer than even before, and well into the...more

  96. Kahi Loa - Traditional Hawai'ian Healing Massage

    Kahi Loa is more than a massage technique. Translated it means "Oneness through the flowing of sacred energy". It concentrates on the skin with the recipient wearing light absorb...more

  97. Kalarippayat: The Martial Art of Kerala, South India

    Kalarippayat, the ancient martial art of South India, is based on the science of Yoga for its forms and exercises, and its medical treatments are based on the science of Ayurveda.<...more

  98. Keeping In Touch

    Now that I am a grandmother I have the opportunity to cuddle one or other of my grandchildren on an almost daily basis; as I embrace their warm little bodies I feel a sense of deep ...more

  99. Keeping the Balance - Whim and Wisdom

    Over the past ten years or so there has been an amazing rise in interest in the use of alternative/complementary therapies in the field of health care.more

  100. Kinesiology - an integrated approach for complementary therapists

    Kinesiology, as well as being a complete system of natural health care in its own right, can be applied with very positive results in any therapy or walk of life. Kinesiology spans...more

  101. Kinesiology - Diagnostic Tool to Identify Information and Messages from the Sub-Conscious

    Kinesiology comes from the Greek, kinesis - movement or kinein, to move. It is an expanding therapeutic tool and a key element in the wider field of energetic and bio-regulatory me...more

  102. Kinesiology and its Applications

    The history of kinesiology, the study of muscles and body movement, is as old as Aristotle (384-322 BC). It takes in Leonardo da Vinci (1429-1519) and Galvani who, in 1780, discove...more

  103. Kundalini Yoga: Powerful, Transformational and Healing

    This article focuses on the benefits of Kundalini Yoga. The author explains what Kundalini yoga is all about and how it works at the physical, mental and spiritual levels.  She a...more

  104. Learning Emotional and Nutritional Nurture through the Lifecycle

    The author’s central concern is to explain the nutritional and emotional needs of the unborn child. He discusses the evolution of the human brain, in the context of the earliest hu...more

  105. Leptins and Inflammation

    In this column on bodywork, the author focuses on imbalances derived from hormones produced by white fatty tissue, particularly leptin (an area of fast evolving research).more

  106. Letter to a Newly Qualified Practitioner from a Massage Elder

    The information contained in Su Fox’s latest column are indeed exciting and valuable, and to be treasured by newly and experienced practitioners alike. She refers to herself as a M...more

  107. Letters to the Editor 14

    The real cause of BSE!! + Bodily wear and tear + Not so Bizarre Bazaar!!more

  108. Letters to the Editor Issue 103

    Healing, A Labor of Love: 100 Stories of Gratitude + Distant Healing Offer + International Advocates for Health Freedom (IAHF): Breaking News: Codex, EU FSD + Cholesterol Drug Warn...more

  109. Letters to the Editor Issue 105

    Hazel Scade Breast Cancer Update + Codex Update + The French Prohibition on Words Related to Healing + Patrick Holford Comments on Lancet Antioxidant Cancer Trial + Lancet Meta-Ana...more

  110. Letters to the Editor Issue 11

    Book review – Aromatherapy for Health Professionals + Acceptance – the cure for all allergic reaction! + Slipshod Homework + Vivienne Bradshaw Writesmore

  111. Letters to the Editor Issue 126

    Gerda Boyesen: 18 May 1922 – 29 December 2005 + Student Nutritionist Seeks Work Experience + PH and the Tremendous Amount of Work Ahead of Us + Modern Medicine? What a great idea! ...more

  112. Letters to the Editor Issue 128

    Biodynamic Psychotherapy and Massage + Food, Cooking and Nutrition in Schools + Attacks on Homeopathy + The Growth of a Lie and the End of ‘Conventional’ Medicine + Patrick Holford...more

  113. Letters to the Editor Issue 13

    Strategies for BSE + Leon Chaitow replies . . .more

  114. Letters to the Editor Issue 140

    General Medical Council (GMC) Clears Dr Jayne Donegan of Professional Misconduct + Reader’s Feelings about Positive Health (PH) + Correspondence re CFS/ME between Nancy Blake and D...more

  115. Letters to the Editor Issue 155

    GRCCT Comment: CnHC Register for Massage and Nutritional Therapists Launch + Toothpaste Toxin in Food Supplements Triggers ANH Call for Inquirymore

  116. Letters to the Editor Issue 167

    How Regulation is Developing for Craniosacral Practitionersmore

  117. Letters to the Editor Issue 186

    Obituary: Angela Caine AGSM LRAM: 8 May 1937 - 22 July 2011more

  118. Letters to the Editor Issue 214

    Patients Not Told of Statins Risk + Carpet Bombing Cancer with Invincible Oxygenmore

  119. Letters to the Editor Issue 222

    Vitamin Bashing Begins in US Prior to Publication of Meta-Analysis Using Old Studies + $3M Research Grant Awarded to Canada-US Researchers Investigating the Impact of Naturopathic ...more

  120. Letters to the Editor Issue 250

    Tribute Obituary Leon Chaitow ND DO 7 December 1937 – 20 September 2018 + A moral governance crisis: the growing lack of democratic collaboration and scientific pluralism in Cochran...more

  121. Letters to the Editor Issue 263

    The Number of Asymptomatic Infections Dramatically Lowers COVID-19 Case-fatality Rate + VTCT New Qualification Enhancement for Exceptional Times + Covid-19: Treating Cause and Effec...more

  122. Letters to the Editor Issue 264

    How We Can Fix This Pandemic In A Month + COVID-19 Drug Trial Could Lead to Enhanced Respiratory Care for Patients + Detailed 3D Model of SARS-CoV-2 Revealed + Acid Blockers Make CO...more

  123. Letters to the Editor Issue 268

    Research Project – CAM & Cancer by University College Cork (UCC) Ireland + WHO Deletes Naturally Acquired Immunity from Its Website + Major Science Review Shows Vitamin C is a ...more

  124. Letters to the Editor Issue 281

    Increase in Non-COVID-19 Respiratory Infections Predicted this Winter + In Fine Print: Study Sheds Light on Mechanisms Driving 1,2-Dichloropropane-Induced Cancer in the Printing Ind...more

  125. Letters to the Editor Issue 283

    Manuka Honey Could Help Clear Deadly Drug-Resistant Lung Infection + Health Data Research UK's Black Internship Programme 2023 is Open for Applications + 4 Simple Changes can Halve ...more

  126. Letters to the Editor Issue 302

    Vilnius University Researchers Advance Non-Invasive Cancer Detection Methods + Novel Enzyme Found in Gut Bacteria Could Revolutionize Prebiotic Research + Mullein. Experts Share Why...more

  127. Letters to the Editor Issue 45

    Conflicts within Complementary Medicine + Advertising and the Law + Reflexology following surgical intervention + A Response to the Which? Report Published 5th August 1999 by The H...more

  128. Letters to the Editor Issue 46

    Midwives' Concerns about HIV Testing + Compulsory HIV Testing: an Error of Judgement? + Safety of AZT in Doubt + Channel 4 requires your help + The Sad State of Complementary Medic...more

  129. Letters to the Editor Issue 55

    Gerson Book is Available + Liver-Gallbladder Flush that Works + Review: Massage 2000 – Energy and Transformation Conferencemore

  130. Letters to the Editor Issue 60

    Complementary Cults + Light Therapy for PMS + Response from Jo George + Progesterone and PMS + Internet Site Helpful + Comments re Dr Pheby's ME articlemore

  131. Letters to the Editor Issue 61

    Urgent: EU Restrictive Directive + Cancer 2000 – in Care: 4th National Conference on Integrated Cancer Caremore

  132. Letters to the Editor Issue 70

    Jolanta Basnyet re Prof Ernst Book Review + Soil Minerals and Organic Agriculture + Death of Sally Baldwin + One Year On – Death of Rysia Ziendalski + Experts Dispute Soy Formula S...more

  133. Letters to the Editor Issue 74

    Yoga Not a Threat to Christianity + To Kaisa – Life, Love and Complementary Health Care + Placebo Effect + Seeking Parkinson's Volunteers + Nick Carter DO, MBRA, FSMTO 15.10.37 – 9...more

  134. Letters to the Editor Issue 87

    New Clinical Massage Journal + EU Directive: Sodium & Potassium Hydroxide and Calcium Oxide Safe +  Protein Combining Disproved + Penny Crowther Repliesmore

  135. Letters to the Editor Issue 91

    Scandalous Mercury in Vaccinations  +  Reflexology: Foot Massage Not Suitable Placebo + Government Defeat on Vitamin Limits + Irresponsible Conclusions Reached By Researchers in Th...more

  136. Letters to the Editor Issue 92

    UK Government Rigs Vote on Supplements Ban + The French Prohibition on Words Related to Healing + Bullshitting the Patient Health Warning: Screening Can Seriously Damage Patient...more

  137. Listening to the Living Process

    A friend of mine began to develop scoliosis as a child and spent her early teens in a brace, as an attempt to prevent it from worsening. Now, in her early thirties, she has a sligh...more

  138. Live an Ayurveda Lifestyle – Meditate, Ayurvedic Treatments and Sleep

    Ayurveda can be referred to as the Science of Life (Ayur = life, Veda = science or knowledge). It’s a health system, but it’s also a way of life. Living an Ayurveda lifestyle means...more

  139. Living A Good Life with my Incurable Cancer

    Four months ago I was happy and pretty complacent: a healthy, active omnivore with an allotment, home-baked bread and minimal processed foods. I did regular yoga, walked my children...more

  140. Living Foods - The Optimum in Natural Nutrition

    Living Foods is a phrase increasingly used in therapeutic circles as well as by nutrition conscious people, to indicate the use of plant foods to obtain a superior level of natural...more

  141. Living Positively With Cancer

    In this article the author (she writes a regular column for Positive Health magazine) shares her journey with breast cancer which she has lived with for 25 years.more

  142. Living with Multiple Sclerosis and Treatment Approaches

    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...more

  143. Lomi Lomi - Ka Huna Massage

    This healing system is derived from the ancient Polynesian methods of restoring balance to the body, mind and soul (Huna). Through this treatment of the physical body, powerful hea...more

  144. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) for Hard-to-Heal Conditions

    In this article, the author focuses on the power of light and colour to heal, a form of treatment that can be traced back to ancient Egyptian times. She also looks into the disco...more

  145. Lower Back Pain

    Most people with back problems, and back pain suffer in the Lumbar region. Lower back pain has many causes but the vast majority are caused through bad posture and overuse conditio...more

  146. Macrophage Polarization and IDO Enzymes, Immunity, Cancer and Depression

    The subject of macrophage polarization has many practical applications in treating immune dysfunction in diseases like cancer, diabetes, chronic fatigue, AIDS, sepsis and any diseas...more

  147. Maintaining Standards in Massage and Bodywork

    Osteopath and bodyworker Mario-Paul Cassar begins his piece with the case of a 72-year-old woman with severe lumbar pain who had been advised to keep moving her back. This resulted...more

  148. Make Your Own Natural Skin Care Products

    Kolbjorn Borseth explains how we can make own skin care products and how beneficial these can be. With the development of the oil industry, many cosmetic products are now based on ...more

  149. Making the Best of Breast Feeding

    This column focuses on the vital role of good nutrition in the quality and quantity of milk production for breastfeeding. Breast milk provides complete food for a baby in its fir...more

  150. Making the Right Medical Choice

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