An interesting article on http://innerhealth.us (Do You Have Travel Plans? September 12, 2009) talked about carrying Homeopathic remedies along when traveling as they are safe, gentle and effective with no side effects, easy to carry and don’t require prescriptions to get through customs.
One can get tips by listening to the show at www.HomeopathyRadio.com where expert homeopath and international traveler Tina Quirk shares her top homeopathic remedies for fear of flying, jet lag and gastro-intestinal disturbances due to dietary changes or over indulgence in food or drink. She advises homeopathic remedies for jellyfish stings, sea urchin spines, heat exhaustion, altitude sickness and frostbite.
It maybe worthwhile to visit your homeopath before hand....As said in the article 'Travel with confidence and prepare yourself for the unexpected!'
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Alternative Medicine vs Conventional Medicine
Why opt for Alternative Medicine?
‘Alternative’ medicine is the natural treatment of disease that has been in effect long before conventional medicine was ever introduced. Many such practices offer great results; and include herbal remedies, ayurveda ,homeopathy, osteopathy, chiropractic, aromatherapy, naturopathy, and many other natural
therapies that have been proved to support the natural healing
function of the body .
Although there are different alternative therapies with
varying beliefs and techniques, there are common principles
under which they are all operating:
1. The body can heal itself naturally.
2. Health problems can be contributed to factors of mind,
body and emotions.
3. It is more important to get to the root cause of an
illness and treat the whole person than to concentrate upon
symptoms only.
The main difference between so-called alternative medicine
and conventional medicine is that the latter treats the symptoms of disease instead of treating the whole person
and the cause of disease. On the other hand, alternative
medicine puts much emphasis upon the prevention of disease
(as mentioned above), and seeks to treat the whole person so
as to strengthen the immune system .
‘Alternative’ medicine is the natural treatment of disease that has been in effect long before conventional medicine was ever introduced. Many such practices offer great results; and include herbal remedies, ayurveda ,homeopathy, osteopathy, chiropractic, aromatherapy, naturopathy, and many other natural
therapies that have been proved to support the natural healing
function of the body .
Although there are different alternative therapies with
varying beliefs and techniques, there are common principles
under which they are all operating:
1. The body can heal itself naturally.
2. Health problems can be contributed to factors of mind,
body and emotions.
3. It is more important to get to the root cause of an
illness and treat the whole person than to concentrate upon
symptoms only.
The main difference between so-called alternative medicine
and conventional medicine is that the latter treats the symptoms of disease instead of treating the whole person
and the cause of disease. On the other hand, alternative
medicine puts much emphasis upon the prevention of disease
(as mentioned above), and seeks to treat the whole person so
as to strengthen the immune system .
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Homeopathy used for treating H1N1
The Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Chest Diseases on Tuesday started using homeopathy for treating people with the H1N1 virus.
There were 21 more people in the state testing positive for swine flu, with 15 of them from Bangalore and three each from Belgaum and Davangere.
On the first day 300 people with mild symptoms of the disease being screened at the homeopathy counter at RGICD by six doctors of the Government Homeopathy Medical College (GHMC).
Source: 'Hospital turns to homeopathy over H1N1' in Express News Service
There were 21 more people in the state testing positive for swine flu, with 15 of them from Bangalore and three each from Belgaum and Davangere.
On the first day 300 people with mild symptoms of the disease being screened at the homeopathy counter at RGICD by six doctors of the Government Homeopathy Medical College (GHMC).
Source: 'Hospital turns to homeopathy over H1N1' in Express News Service
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