Blood
Stasis
With
clear and comprehensive detail. this book covers the area of blood stasis
in Traditional Chinese Medicine, drawing on a huge range of original
Chinese material. Many Western diseases including diabetes, gynaecological
disorders, stroke, tumours and myocardial infarction, and the interaction
of these with other pathological factors are discussed
[Read
a Review Here]
Cancer
is Not a Disease!
In
Cancer is Not a Disease, bestselling author, Andreas Moritz, proves
the point that cancer is the physical symptom reflecting our body's
final attempt to eliminate specific life-destructive causes. He claims
that removing such causes creates the precondition for complete healing
of our body, mind and emotions
[Read
a Review Here]
Seirin
Pictorial Atlas of Acupuncture
Assembled
by a team of Chinese and German professionals, this large atlas, luxuriously
produced in full colour, is a profusely illustrated manual of acupuncture
points: those on the main channels, as well as the extraordinary vessels
and extra points (409 total)
[Read
a Review Here]
The
Whole Foods Allergy Cookbook
The first cookbook to eliminate ALL eight allergens responsible for
ninety percent of food allergies. All recipes are free of the top eight
allergens: dairy, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish or shellfish!
[Read
a Review Here]
Natural
Health Solutions
Natural
Health Solutions is a definitive natural health resource, with information
compiled from top sources and based on research, experience and facts.
This information gives you natural solutions for every health ailment
from A to Z in one convenient source
[Read
a Review Here]
The
Flower Healer by Barbara Olive
‘To truly understand how flower essences work requires an acceptance
that as humans we are more than just a physical body... Flower essences
are the energetic imprints of the life force of plants that interact
with these subtle bodies of ours and have an effect upon us
[Read
a Review Here]
Mayo
Clinic Book of Alternative Medicine
The
‘Mayo Clinic Book of Alternative Medicine’ details dozens
of natural therapies that have worked safely in treating 20 common health
conditions. You may be surprised that Mayo Clinic now urges you and
your doctor to consider yoga, garlic, acupuncture, dietary supplements
and other natural therapies
[Read
a Review Here]
Should
we Eat Soya?
Soya
contains toxins and plant oestrogens powerful enough to disrupt women's
menstrual cycles in experiments. It also appears damaging to the thyroid
[More
on This Here]
Apples
Could be Probiotic Carriers
Simple
apple pieces may be a simple and inexpensive method of supporting probiotics,
as well as expanding the range of applications, suggests new research
from Greece
[More
on This Here]
EU
to Vote on Widespread Obesity Action Plan
The
European Parliament is next month set to vote on a report that calls
obesity a ‘European epidemic’ and proposes that all countries
implement certain measures to combat the growing condition
[More
on This Here]
New
Year.... Brand New Healthy You!
The
Food Standards Agency (FSA) has rounded up a Top 10 of popular New Year
resolutions that people make about food each year, offering some great
advice and tips on how you can start the New Year as you mean to go
on
[More
on This Here]
Chinese
Medicine Helps Stop Food Cravings
Acupuncture
and Tai Chi are a great addition to any weight loss plan. When beginning
a diet, many people experience food withdrawals from a lack of endorphins
they are used to receiving through comfort foods
[More
on This Here]
National
Acupuncture Organisations Reunite
After
three days of negotiations in Dallas, the AAOM and the AOM Alliance have
entered into an historic agreement to reunite and form a new organisation,
the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM)
[More
on This Here]
Osteoarthritis
Treated with Acupuncture
Osteoarthritis
(OA) has a major impact on patients' mobility and quality of life but
the anti-inflammatory drugs used to treat it are associated with a number
of side effects. In recent years, patients have turned increasingly to
acupuncture to relieve the chronic pain associated with OA
[More
on This Here]
Chiropractor
Struck off GCC's Register
Peter
Proud, who practices at Norton Road, Stourbridge in the West Midlands,
was struck off the GCC's Register of Chiropractors by the GCC's Professional
Conduct Committee (PCC) with effect from 19th February 2007, subject
to any appeal
[More
on This Here]
BCA
Backs Anti Size Zero Campaign
With
this being London Fashion Week (12th -16th February) the 'Size Zero'
debate continues to rage, and the British Chiropractic Association (BCA)
is urging those tempted to shed the pounds to consider the long term
damages of being too thin for your own skin
[More
on This Here]
Boots
Unveils New Plant Extract
The
cosmetic benefits of the traditional Scottish plant Sweet Gale have
been harnessed by UK retailer Boots in a new skin care line to be launched
for its leading Botanics natural range
[More
on This Here]
Bitter
Herbs can Ease Bloating and Heartburn
However
healthy our food choices are, there are still many factors that can
cause digestive problems. Not chewing food thoroughly, eating on the
run and drinking too much with meals can all affect digestion
[More
on This Here]
Herbal
Validation in Western Canada
British
Columbia Institute of Technology's Natural Health Products Research
Group has announced the completion of the first round of its natural
health products analytical laboratory proficiency programme using the
herbal goldenseal
[More
on This Here]
EMEA Workshop on Homeopathy
The European Medicines Agency (EMEA) organised a workshop on homeopathic medicinal products towards the end of last year at the request of the European Commission
Nepalese
Promote Homoeopathy
Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health
and Population Amik Sherchan recently said the government should promote
homoeopathy, as it is the most accessible, affordable and appropriate
treatment for the general public in the country
[More
on This Here]
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Progress
from Ireland
Terrific
news this week from Northern Ireland, where NHS patients will be allowed
easier access to alternative and complementary therapies. The £200,000
year-long trial will run in two health practices in Londonderry and
Belfast. The main focus will be on anxiety and musculoskeletal problems.
GPs in these areas will now be able to refer patients for therapies
like acupuncture, homeopathy and massage. The pilot, announced last
October by Health Minister Paul Goggins, will be run by Get Well
UK, a not-for-profit organisation which promotes greater access
to complementary and alternative medicine.
Elsewhere
we have the usual ASA admonishmernts over misleading advertising,
this week it's the turn of The Purist Company to be ticked off,
for suggesting that most lawully marketed cosmetic products were toxic.
The Redbush Tea Company also got into trouble, for making a swathe
of unsubstantiated claims about its product, which is based on a tribal
South African preparation from the Rooibos plant.
Cancer seems to be well represented in this issue, with studies showing
that Ayurveda can help ease recovery from radiation and chemotherapy;
it also turns out that a bit of sun (well, Vitamin D anyway) could actually
help prevent cancer, as could not only olive oil, but extract of olive
leaves. More on all these stories below
Stephen West (BSc Lic.Ac MBAcC)
Email: stephen@altmedzine.com
LATEST NEWS
Alternative
Therapy Put on Trial
An
experiment in allowing NHS patients easier access to alternative
and complementary therapies has been launched by NI Secretary
Peter Hain. The £200,000 year-long trial will run
in two health practices in Londonderry and Belfast. The
main focus will be on anxiety and musculoskeletal problems.
[More
on this Story]
Allergy
Fears over Dyeing Hair
An
obsession with staying young could be putting people at
risk of allergic reactions to hair dye, with facial swelling
and the skin condition dermatitis among the risks for
people who colour their hair. More than two thirds of
hair dyes currently contain para-phenylenediamine (PPD)
and other related substances, which can cause a reaction.
[More
on this Story]
Complaint
Against The Purist Company Upheld
A
complaint from The Cosmetic Toiletry & Perfumery
Association Ltd (CTPA) objecting to a magazine ad
for The Purist Company was upheld according to information
published by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
[More
on this Story]
Complaint
Against The Redbush Tea Co Upheld
A
complaint objecting to a magazine ad for The Redbush
Tea Company Ltd was upheld on all of the six objections
according to information published by the Advertising
Standards Authority (ASA).
[More
on this Story]
Gillian
McKeith to Drop Dr Title after Complaint to Advertising
Watchdog
TV
nutritionist Gillian McKeith has agreed to drop
the title Dr from her company's advertising following
a complaint to the industry watchdog, it was confirmed
on 12th February.
[More
on this Story]
London College of Traditional Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (LCTA) has moved into new premises in North Finchley and is promising to transform college life for its students and staff with the introduction of a range of modern facilities.
What
People are Saying about True Success
True Success, Successful Private Practice
is a new, easy to follow course that will
help you establish your practice in the complementary
and alternative medicine field. Here's what
a few people in the industry have to say about
it:
[More
on this Story]
Patient
Safety Tops NHS Complaint Reviews
Patient
safety comes top of the list of concerns for
people having their NHS complaint reviewed.
Around 100,000 complaints are made against
the NHS every year, with roughly 8,000 sent
for review by the health watchdog if a patient
is dissatisfied with the outcome.
[More
on this Story]
Organic
Companies Threatened by Government GM proposals
A
delegation representing 74 organic businesses,
with a combined turnover of about £950,000,000
met at the House of Commons to express their
grave concern at Government proposals to allow
up to 0.9% GM in organic food without it being
labelled.
[More
on this Story]
Ayurveda's
Healing Touch for Cancer Patients
Ayurveda,
the ancient Indian system of medicine, might
not have found a cure for cancer as yet but
it is now being used to make radiation and
chemotherapy more effective and also help
patients recuperate speedily from painful
after effects of therapy.
[More
on this Story]
Supplements
Reduce Stress Fractures in Navy Recruits
Calcium
and vitamin D supplementation, even
over a short time period, can significantly
reduce stress fractures (overuse injuries
to the bone) in female military recruits,
according to a study reported on February
11th, at the 53rd annual Orthopaedic
Research Society meeting at the San
Diego Convention Centre.
[More
on this Story]
FDA
Due to Expand Oat Heart Health Claim
Oat
products with a higher fat content
could be eligible to carry a heart
health claim, according to a new
proposal by the US Food and Drug
Administration (FDA).
[More
on this Story]
Cancer
more Prevalent among Black Community
Cancer
rates are still higher among black
Americans compared to their white
counterparts, according to recent
statistics released by the American
Cancer Society.
[More
on this Story]
Cancer
Risk Lowered by Vitamin D
- even in Sunlight
Increasing
vitamin D intake through sunlight,
diet or supplements may decrease
a person's risk of contracting
breast cancer by 50 percent
and of contracting colorectal
cancer by more than 65 percent,
according to two recent studies
conducted at the University
of San Diego.
[More
on this Story]
Raising
Vitamin D Intake could Lower
Breast, Colorectal Cancer
Risk
Increasing
the daily intake of vitamin
D to 2000 International
Units could halve the risk
of developing breast and
colorectal cancer, two studies
have reported.
[More
on this Story]
Polyphenols found in olive oil, a mainstay of the Mediterranean diet, may prevent infection with the Helicobacter pylori bacteria, said to be the cause of millions of cases of gastritis and peptic ulcer disease each year.
Suggestions on a Greek television chat show that consuming extract of olive leaves can lower cholesterol and fight cancer have led to the Greek health ministry calling for calm, and a row between two brothers over whether to give a third brother with cancer the extract ended with one stabbing the other to death.
Insurance Coverage for Integrative Treatments in the USA
Americans spend $48 billion every year on complementary, alternative or holistic medicine. With the alternative health sector surging, insurers are starting to notice the fact that holistic treatments are cheaper than surgery, a lifetime of prescription refills or Western-style occupational therapy.
Flaxseed Oil Shown to Reduce Blood Pressure
A recent study indicates that diet fortified with flaxseed oil, which is rich in plant omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), may significantly lower blood pressure.
Dairylea
Cuts Salt and Fat
in Kids' Snacks
Dairylea
snacks aimed at
children have been
made healthier,
according to its
manufacturer. Kraft,
which owns the brand,
is cutting fat and
saturated fat in
Dairylea Lunchables
by around one third.
The salt content
of the lunchtime
snack is being reduced
by around 9 per
cent.
[More
on this Story]
Robinsons
Squash - Artificial
Colours and Flavours
Taken Out
All
artificial colours
and flavours are
to be removed from
Robinsons squash
drinks. Soft drinks
firm Britvic which
owns the brand,
said it would be
the first squash
manufacturer to
make the change.
[More
on this Story]
World
Federation Annual
Conference - Tokyo
2007
Registrar
for Sports Therapy
UK, Tim Paine has
recently returned
from the World Federation
of Athletic Trainers
and Therapists Annual
Conference in Tokyo,
where he was invited
to present to delegates
from around the
world.
[More
on this Story]
Prevent
Stress Setbacks
Stress
has a way of creeping
back into your life
and making you miserable.
These simple stress
management strategies
can help you keep
stress at bay.
[More
on this Story]
Yoga:
Minimise Stress,
Maximise Flexibility
and Even More
Besides
relieving stress
and improving your
body's flexibility,
yoga can help you
manage health conditions
and cope with disease.
Explore yoga's benefits,
risks and how to
select a class.
[More
on this Story]
Complaints
over Yoga Centres
in Singapore Soar
Complaints
against yoga and
fitness centres
in Singapore have
soared with grouses
including hard-sell
tactics and poor
service, a consumers
watchdog group said
on Monday.
[More
on this Story]
FTC
to Continue Policing
Marketers, with
Focus on Health
Fraud
The
Federal Trade Commission
has said that it
will continue to
prioritise policing
dietary supplement
marketing practices,
thereby sending
out a warning to
companies making
exaggerated or unsubstantiated
claims.
[More
on this Story]
Older
Americans Not Discussing
CAM Use with Doctors
In
spite of the high
use of complementary
and alternative
medicine (CAM) among
people age 50 or
older, 69 percent
of those who use
CAM do not talk
to their doctors
about it, according
to a new survey
conducted by AARP
and the National
Centre for Complementary
and Alternative
Medicine (NCCAM)
[More
on this Story]
Air
Pollution Increases
Risk of Heart Disease
and Stroke, Study
Says
A
new study published
in the New England
Journal of Medicine
has discovered a
significant correlation
between the air
pollution around
a woman's home and
her risk of heart
disease.
[More
on this Story]
Stop
Smoking with Acupuncture
England
will be a different
place from 1st July
2007, when the smoking
ban comes into effect.
The new law will
help the 72% of
current smokers
who want to give
up, but many may
not be aware that
acupuncture is a
great way to help
you quit.
[More
on this Story]
Some
Hints & Tips
from True Success
Ltd
1.
By far the most
effective thing
you can do right
now before you have
a practice or within
your practice is
to establish some
very clear goals
or aims for your
practice. Without
these goals and
vision it is very
difficult to know
whether you are
moving in the 'right'
direction or wandering
off the path.
[More
on this Story]
EVENTS Calendar
Visit this page for a rolling calendar of CAM related events, exhibitions, seminars and training opportunities
[Events Calendar Here]
UPCOMING EVENTS & COURSES
TCM
Gynaecology MSc Master Class
Feb 15th, March 2nd
LCTA, London
[More
on this Event Here]
Open Mind Therapy Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome Courses
Dates: 16th, 17th and 18th February 07
Location: Manchester
[More
on this Event Here]
Central
Circulation - Ren & Mai points
Alan Hext
Fri 23rd Feb 07
The College of Traditional Acupuncture, Warwickshire
[More
on this Event Here]
Louise
Hay - Heal Your Life Weekend Workshop
Saturday 24 February 2007 - Sunday 25 February 2007
Penarth, Glamorgan
[More
on this Event Here]
Advanced
workshop Hot Stone Reflexology
25th February 2007
Eastcote Middlesex
[More
on this Event Here]
Restoring
the Balance
25 - 27 February 2007
London
[More
on this Event Here]
The
Use of the Intuitive Mind
in the diagnosis & treatment of patients byAllegra Wint
1st March 2007
The College of Traditional Acupuncture, Warwickshire
[More
on this Event Here]
TCM
Gynaecology MSc Master Class
March 2nd 2007
LCTA, 90 Kingsway, North Finchley, London
[More
on this Event Here]
Bowen
Technique Training - Part One
2 - 5 March 2007
Chelmsford, Essex
[More
on this Event Here]
Reflexology
2
3rd March 2007
Mossley, Ashton under Lyne, Lancs
[More
on this Event Here]
Introduction
to Integrative Homeopathy
March 3-4, 2007
London
[More
on this Event Here]
Nutrition
Masterclass
'Depression, ADHD, Addiction, M.E., Fatty Acids and Micronutrients'
by Professor Basant K. Puri in association with Igennus
Sunday 4th March 2007
College of Naturopathic Medicine, London
[More
on this Event Here]
Marketing
Success for Practitioners and Therapists
by Alexis Garnaut-Miller
Sat, 10th March 2007 - 10am - 4.30pm
The International College of Oriental Medicine - ICOM
[More
on this Event Here]
Total
CAM Show Brighton 2007
11
& 12 March 2007
Brighton Metropole
[More
on this Event Here]
Intensive
Swedish Massage Course
13th March 2007
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
[More
on this Event Here]
SPECIAL FEATURES
Decisions….Decisions.
Will they be the Death of You?
For
a large number of people, making a decision is a major cause
for stress, and when indecisiveness is prolonged over a
period of time, it can also become a major health issue.
Commenting on the recent BBC news item – 'Snap Decisions
Sometimes the Best', Janice Moore, Director of Communications
for Kingston based Relaxation Training specialists The 4th
R, said that we’re producing a nation of people who
will have a tough time in life because of their diabolical
decision making skills.
[Read
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Medicine, ear acupuncture & acupressure, Chiropractic, Cranio-sacral
therapy, Herbal Medicine (Chinese & Western), Homeopathy, Hypnotherapy,
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deep tissue, Indian head massage, Ka Huna massage, Thai massage, Thai
Yoga massage), NLP, Nutritional therapy, Osteopathy (Cranial Osteopathy),
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'Totarol'
Natural Oral Protection
Make
sure that your teeth don't ruin your smile by using Phyto Shield, the
first range of all-natural toothpastes that use clinically proven 'Totarol'
as the main active ingredient.
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normal insulin and blood sugar metabolism.
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OLA
LOA ‘Drink Your Vitamins’
Have
you ever tired of taking countless vitamin capsules and tablets every
day, and hoped for a more convenient delivery system? Try OLA LOA ‘Drink
Your Vitamins’, developed by nutritional medicine pioneer, Richard
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Detox
the Easy Way with 'Patch It'
With the party season behind us, this is the perfect time to detox with
Patch-It, a new tear-and-wear plaster-style patch that helps detoxify
the system overnight.
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New
Travel Companion for the Summer Jet Set
To
help support holiday health, a new range of holiday health products
has just been launched; TravelGuard™, SolarGuard™ and CabinGuard™.
Developed using a range of natural source ingredients and supported
by research, the products aim to help support optimal health whilst
travelling.
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Nutrition
Pack for Body and Mind
Higher
Nature has produced the Advanced Optimum Nutrition Pack providing an
optimum level of the nutritional essentials: an excellent multi-vitamin/mineral,
vitamin C and omega 3 and 6 essential fatty acids.
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A
Great British Smile
New
natural Dental Miracle could be the answer to a fresh clean smile. British
teeth used to be considered a joke by our American friends as portrayed
by the film Austin Powers.
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Sweet
Enough! ZyloSweet
‘New
ZyloSweet provides the natural sugar substitute Xylitol (pronounced
zy-lit-ol). Xylitol sounds too good to be true but it’s creating
great excitement in scientific circles,’ says Higher Nature.
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Fish
Oil Softgels Get Fruity
Bioriginal
is introducing a range of fruit-flavoured fish oils softgels, intended
to make consumption of the healthy ingredients more appealing than
standard supplements.
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New
You Resolution Pantry
The
Wholefood Farmacy says that the New You Resolution Pantry
is the perfect way to start the New Year.
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Yao
Tong Pian
In
Chinese Medicine, Yao Tong Pian, also known as Anti-Lumbago
Tablets, is believed to be very helpful for chronic lower back pain
and/or weakness and stiff knees due to weak kidneys.
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For those who are prone to cold sores, they are hard to avoid. There are some ways to reduce the risk naturally and here are nutritionist Alison Cullen’s suggestions.
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Nitty
Gritty
Nitty Gritty was started by three mums in a London kitchen in
1999. Their much-loved aromatherapy Head Lice Solution and Repellent
Spray use safe, natural ingredients, and are suitable for asthmatics,
eczema and nut allergy sufferers.
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Proposed
UK Reiki Regulator Must Now do the Right Thing
'So,
the time is up. We all had until December 31st to send our feedback
on proposals for the voluntary self-regulation of Reiki to the wannabe
UK Reiki regulatory Body - the Reiki Regulatory Working group (RRWG)',
says Taggart King, Reiki Evolution.
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on This Here]
Aromatherapy
Medicine
First,
please remember that essential oils should never be applied neat (undiluted)
to your skin. There are absolutely no exceptions to this! This includes
the soles of your feet or palms of your hands.
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on This Here]
Eucalyptus
Essential Oil in Aromatherapy
Of
the more than 600 species of eucalyptus currently identified, fewer
than 4% are farmed for herbal or aromatherapy uses, writes Lisa Barger.
The 3 species readily available in the US are Eucalyptus globulus, Eucalyptus
radiata and Eucalyptus citriadora.
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on This Here]
Doctors
Turning to Aromatherapy for Help
More
doctors are beginning to look into the medical properties of aromatherapy
in the treatment of diseases. Kazunaga Kawabata, who heads a clinic
in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, became interested in aromatherapy about
10 years ago.
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on This Here]
Healing
with Geranium
Effective
research and clinical evaluation has been done in Germany on the main
chemical components found in Geranium oil. Clinical results were
found for alcohol geraniol found in Geranium oil.
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on This Here]
Relieve
Infant Colic With Massage
Colic
stems from problems with the infant's immature digestive system. Trapped
gas may cause the baby's stomach to become distended, resulting in pain,
bloating, the inability to pass gas, and frequent crying or screaming.
Luckily, stimulation of the digestive process through careful massage
may help ease the pain and urge relief from colic.
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Back
into Shape Osteopathic Clinic
Back
Into Shape - the North London and East London Osteopathic clinics
were set up and are currently run by Simeon Niel-Asher. Simeon qualified
with a BSc (Ost) from the British School of Osteopathy in 1992 and a BPhil
in Complementary Health Studies from the University of Exeter in 1995.
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Jade
Gets Hypnotised
Shilpa
Shetty's Celebrity Big Brother tormentor Jade Goody has turned to hypnosis
in a bid to get a leash on her temper, according to an Indian Newspaper.
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Hypnosis
- Correcting a Few Misconceptions
by Debbie Waller
When
I first became a Hypnotherapist I discovered that hypnosis is a topic
that everyone has a view on, but not many people know much about. Most
people's understanding of hypnosis is based on what goes on during a
stage show or TV programme.
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on This Here]
Reflexology
and Infertility
The
Western Mail of Wales reports that reflexology 'is helping women overcome
stress, anxiety and depression associated with infertility problems...
'Reflexology is commonly used as a fertility aid in Denmark where one
in four women will undergo sessions.
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on This Here]