Showing posts with label therapies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label therapies. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 October 2017

Yellow Calcite

Yellow Optical Calcite that comes to us from China. These are really beautiful double-refractive, honey colored pieces of Yellow Optical Calcite. These pieces are great for placing on the chakras during body-layouts and meditation. Their energies of manifestation make them excellent for grid work.

Yellow Optical Calcite is often used to enhance self-confidence and self-esteem. Wear it when you want to meet new people and make new friends. Yellow Optical Calcite is an excellent crystal for students, especially those that suffer from dyslexia, learning disabilities or any person who tends to freeze up during tests and exams.

The sweet, subtle, and vibrant energy of Yellow Optical Calcite can sometimes be felt when placed directly on the Solar Plexus chakra and can infuse one with a sense of new hope and optimism to face the future.

Physically, Yellow Optical Calcite can be helpful with building up calcium in bones, joints and the spine. It can be used to assist in hormonal imbalances, painful muscles and the detoxification of the kidneys

Saturday, 17 September 2016

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Massage therapies and ayurvedic treatments are becoming increasingly popular because of their long lasting affects in terms of ensuring the overall health and well-being of an individual. These ancient methods provide holistic treatment of the mind, body and the soul to help individuals feel peaceful and relaxed from within. Our Holistic Clinic is a renowned provider of alternative healing therapies. The clinic provides various options to individuals who might like to treat themselves to session of holistic healing therapy conducted by experts. Every session is designed to leave the clients feeling re-energised, relaxed and happy.

The expert therapists at the centre work towards ensuring the fitness of the body, mind and soul of individual clients. They make conscious efforts to understand the needs and expectations of the clients and suggest a treatment methodology based on the same. Unlike other similar clinics, Our Holistic Clinic does not shy away from combining a variety of treatment therapies and methodologies to offer the most satisfactory results to the clients. Clients tend to get the best benefits of age-old treatment therapies practices in eastern countries for ages, by attending only a few sessions at the clinic.

In addition to offering healing services to clients visiting in person, the clinic also offers distance healing facilities. This is a relatively unique concept that enables the clinic to reach out to a greater number of people seeking relief from stress and pain. This method of treatment, known as Reiki, is based on the concept that energy flows through cannels and it is possible to transfer energy to remote locations for healing purposes using the right channels. In addition to Reiki, the other therapies offered by the clinic include Energy Healing, Massage Therapy, Ayurveda Treatment, Tibetian Anti- Stress Care and Yoga, all of which are aimed at enhancing the quality of life of the individuals undertaking them.

This is only sample of our unique services. ..
www.holistichealingeastmidlands.co.uk

Friday, 16 October 2015

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU SEE A HOMEOPATH

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU SEE A HOMEOPATH Homeopath clinic When you see a homeopath it’s their job to get a thorough understanding of your health and the exact symptoms you are experiencing, so that they can find a homeopathic remedy which matches you and your symptoms as closely as possible. During this confidential, in-depth ‘case-taking’ process your homeopath will want to know precise details of your current illness, but will also consider other aspects of your health including your past medical history, diet, lifestyle and personality. Holistic Homeopathy is a holistic medicine and as such takes into account all aspects of the individual and their symptoms before making a prescription. This first consultation will usually take between one and two hours, depending on the practitioner. You will be asked many questions and some of them will seem strange for those not used to homeopathy. The practitioner is building up a picture of your unique make up, a bit like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. Follow-ups The first follow up consultation will usually be around four weeks after the first prescription, although in some cases it may be sooner. The session may be shorter, and the homeopath will ask about changes that have occurred, using their detailed notes as a reference point, before deciding on the next step in your treatment. The number of consultations an individual may need is difficult to predict – it depends on a number of factors such as the age of the patient, how long the symptoms have been going on and their individual response to the prescription. What about seeing my doctor? It is recommended that you maintain your relationship with your GP or specialist. When necessary homeopathic and conventional approaches can be used alongside one another to give the most appropriate medical care. Your local NHS services will also be able to arrange any diagnostic procedures you may need and provide emergency cover. Some people choose homeopathy because they are unhappy with side effects from their current conventional medication. However you should continue with any conventional medical treatment that may have already been prescribed as it can be dangerous to stop this suddenly. Any change in use of conventional medication should be discussed with both the prescribing doctor and your homeopath as treatment progresses. If at any stage of your treatment you are concerned about changes in your symptoms, you should contact your homeopath and/or medical practitioner immediately

Monday, 5 October 2015

Reflexology

Reflexology: The word “reflex” means “response, impulse or impetuous effect”. It may also relate to the mirror reflection, which means that the reflexes on the hands and feet serve as the reflection of the entire feet Reflexology, which is also known as Zone Therapy, is an unconventional, alternative medicine, in which pressure is applied to the hands and feet with particular thumb, finger and hand in small movements without using oils, lotions or creams. This helps in stimulating the area that is far from the reflex point; and by using the nervous and restrained energy systems of the body, the disease heals itself without taking any medicine and/or going through any surgical processes. It primarily focuses on the feet, but sometimes hands and outer ears can also be used to apply appropriate pressure to treat different kinds of diseases. Foot and hand charts are used as a guide to applying pressure to particular areas of feet and hands. Many times, reflexologists use things, such as sticks of wood, rubber bands and rubber balls to apply needed pressure to the specific area of the hand and foot. Reflexology supporters believe that tissues, glands and organs are greatly affected by this applied pressure, resulting in promoting good health and active life. Moreover, reflexology serves as an effective health maintenance technique that can also be used to prevent various illnesses. It relieves body pain as well as alleviates stress and strain of the mind. Among many others, physical therapists, craniofacial therapists, massage therapists, therapeutic touch therapists, and chiropractors are all considered as practitioners of reflexology. Generally, reflexology is considered as a safe and harmless technique to treat ailments, although some people may become uncomfortable due to a very forceful pressure on hands, ear or feet. To avoid this, it is important to go to certified reflexologists who know how much pressure is needed in a particular area of the foot, hand or ear. This will aid you in treating your illnesses without any painful medical or surgical treatment. Some of the diseases that can be treated with reflexology include osteoarthritis, sinus, back pain, urinary tract infection, Stress and stress-related conditions, arthritis, insomnia, menstrual disorders, such as premenstrual syndrome (PMS), tension headaches, hormonal imbalances, sports injuries, digestive disorders such as constipation, nausea, knee pain and multiple sclerosis. Moreover, it also helps in weight loss, better sleep, fertility, anxiety, sciatica as well as aids in inducing labour.

Monday, 28 September 2015

What is Complementary and Alternative Medicine??

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is a broad term that covers a range of healing therapies, such as: Acupuncture Chiropractic Massage Herbs and nutritional supplements Diet Mind-body therapies Naturopathic medicine Homeopathy Aromatherapy Energy therapies Bodywork Ayurvedic medicine Traditional Chinese medicine Yoga One of the most widely accepted definitions of complementary and alternative medicine comes from David Eisenberg, MD, director of Complementary and Integrative Medical Therapies at Harvard University: "Complementary and Alternative Medicine are those practices explicitly used for medical intervention, health promotion, or disease prevention which are not routinely taught at United States medical schools, nor routinely underwritten by third party payers within the existing United States health care system." The National Centre for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) defines Complementary and Alternative Medicine in a similar way, as "a group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products that are not presently considered to be part of conventional medicine." These definitions of complementary and alternative medicine don't address how the underlying philosophy of these approaches are different from conventional medicine. Generally, complementary and alternative therapies follow these basic principles: Complementary and alternative therapies are based on the body’s innate ability to heal itself. Natural methods first. Complementary and alternative medicine do not rely on prescription drugs, surgery, and other conventional medical procedures. However, they don't discount the benefits that these procedures can provide when necessary. An individualised, comprehensive approach. Complementary and alternative medicine looks at the underlying cause of the problem and addresses the whole person (mind, body, emotions, spirit) without just masking the symptoms. The goal is to create optimum health. Complementary and alternative medicine focuses on preventing disease and helping someone feel the best they can as much as treating disease. Other terms for complementary and alternative medicine are: alternative medicine, CAM, integrative medicine, wholistic medicine, holistic medicine, complementary medicine, and natural medicine. Alternative Medicine: The Definitive Guide. The Burton Goldberg Group. Tiburon: Future Medical Publishing, 1997. Eisenberg DM et al. "Trends in alternative medicine use in the United States, 1990-1997: results of a follow-up national survey". JAMA. 280.18 (1998):1569-75. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. "What is complementary and alternative medicine?" 2002 NCCAM 3 August 2006 . Disclaimer: The information contained on this site is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for advice, diagnosis or treatment by a licensed physician. It is not meant to cover all possible precautions, drug interactions, circumstances or adverse effects. You should seek prompt medical care for any health issues and consult your doctor before using alternative medicine or making a change to your regime.

Saturday, 26 September 2015

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Thursday, 17 September 2015

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Saturday, 29 August 2015

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