Channels
of Acupuncture Cards
Clinical
Use of the Secondary Channels and Eight Extraordinary Vessels, by Giovanni
Maciocia. The Channels of Acupuncture Flash Cards is a set of 90 2-colour
cards designed to allow students and practitioners to test themselves
on the channels and extraordinary vessels of acupuncture
[Read
a Review Here]
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]
UK
Food Product Recalls Fall by 7 per cent
Product
recalls in the UK food sector fell by seven per cent last year, according
to a report by law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain
[More
on This 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]
Stop
Smoking with Acupuncture
When
the smoking ban comes into effect, many may not be aware that acupuncture
is a great way to help you quit by reducing the problematic withdrawal
symptoms of the addiction, making it easier to kick the habit for good
[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]
Weaving
a Network of Herbal Nurseries
The
Handloom Weavers Development society proposes to undertake cultivation
of medicinal plants in a hundred households in the Balaramapuram region
on a promotional basis
[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]
Nicki is Practising at Lewes
Nicki Hutchinson LCPH, is a homeopath at the Equilibrium Clinic in Lewes. She takes the opportunity to tell you a bit about homeopathy and her practice
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
[More
on This Here]
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Bottom
of the Food Chain?
One
thing which gets clearer with each issue of the AltMedZine is
that the way food is grown, harvested, processed, stored, prepared and
eaten is inextricably a part of everyone's general health. A holistic
approach to the body and mind cannot ignore every part of the process
by which the food you eat arrives from the field to your plate.
It is therefore ever more essential that the general public is well
informed on decisions such as how much salt, sugar and fat goes
into commonly eaten foods; also what are the ramifiations of the GM
potato trials currently taking place? And controversy continues
to rage over food labelling in general.
If maintaining control over the food on our plates is hard enough, keeping
up with what's supposed to be good for you, and for what, is even more
bewildering. This issue we have one article extolling the use of Vitamin
A, another praising the benefits of selenium, and yet a third
article proposing that both are more likely to kill you than cure you.
Elsewhere we learn that watercress and an afternoon nap
do the double whammy on cancer and heart disease. Purely in the interests
of science I shall be having a big bowl of watercress soup and a siesta
every day from now on...
Even
more shocking - particularly in the light of the inevitable progress
of Avian Flu - is a recent government study which showed that
a huge percentage of people with colds do not bother to sneeze into
a handkerchief or cupped hands, and has actioned a campaign 'Coughs
and Sneezes Spread Diseases' as a result.
A significant aspect of CAM is prevention rather than cure, and
if we have lost the art of simple self-protection as we become reliant
on easily bought and seductively packaged instant cures, then we need
to help reverse that trend.
Stephen West (BSc Lic.Ac MBAcC)
Email: stephen@altmedzine.com
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Skills
Shortage Reports Lead to Intense Training Show Build Up
Skills
shortages and barriers to business growth receive heightened
publicity in the build up to the Health and Beauty Training
Show at ExCel, London, 19th-20th May.
[More
on this Story]
Complementary
Therapy on the Rise in Ireland
More
people in Northern Ireland are using complementary and alternative
medicine, a new survey has suggested. The University of
Ulster survey found the use of therapies such as reflexology,
acupuncture and herbal medicines was increasing.
[More
on this Story]
Junk
Food Ad Ban has 'No Real Substance'
Broadcast
regulator Ofcom has let Britain's children down by failing
to introduce a 9pm watershed ban on junk food adverts,
Which? says.
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on this Story]
British
Approach to Junk Food Ads Praised in US
The
UK's crackdown on advertising junk food to children
should serve as an example to food companies and broadcasters
in the US, according to an influential pressure group.
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on this Story]
OFT
Warns - Don't Waste Money On 'Miracle' Health
Cures
As
part of its Scams Awareness Month the OFT is advising
consumers not to waste money on 'miracle' health
and slimming products which don't do what they
claim.
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on this Story]
Minister
Calls for Improvements to Mental Health Services
for BME Patients
Rosie
Winterton, MP, today called for 'rapid improvement
in the way mental health services respond to the
needs of BME patients'.
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on this Story]
Health Minister Rosie Winterton today expressed her deep concern about the impact on patient and public protection that the amendments the House of Lords has made to the Government's Mental Health Bill.
Update
On Avian Influenza Outbreak In Suffolk
Defra
has announced changes to the disease control
measures put in place to tackle the H5N1 outbreak
in Suffolk.
[More
on this Story]
Homeland
Security Officials Address Bird Flu Conference
Public
Health Sector Specialist Kathie McCracken
and Food and Agriculture Program Manager Col.
Lyle Jackson will keynote bird flu talks.
[More
on this Story]
Coughs
And Sneezes Spread Diseases
Sneezing
or coughing without covering your mouth is
more annoying than people talking loudly on
their mobile phone - yet nearly half of people
do not always carry a tissue outside the home,
a new survey has found.
[More
on this Story]
Afternoon
Nap Reduces Risk of Heart Disease
A
study of 23,681 Greek men and women found
strong evidence in support of the afternoon
nap.
[More
on this Story]
Cadbury
Recalls Thousands More Easter Eggs
Confectionery
giant Cadbury has added thousands
more Easter eggs to a list of products
being recalled amid fears they could
be dangerous for people with nut allergies.
[More
on this Story]
Eating
Watercress Found to Kill Cancer
Cells
Eating
watercress daily can significantly
reduce DNA damage to blood cells,
which is considered to be an important
trigger in the development of cancer,
University of Ulster scientists
have revealed this week.
[More
on this Story]
Elderly
may use Caffeinated Drinks Against
Heart Disease
Over-65s
who drink four or more caffeinated
beverages every day may reduce their
risk of heart disease by a whopping
53 per cent, suggests research from
the US.
[More
on this Story]
Vitamin
A-rich Diet may Halve Stomach
Cancer Risk
A
diet rich in vitamin A (retinol)
may cut the risk of stomach
cancer by 44 per cent, suggests
a prospective study from Sweden.
[More
on this Story]
Vitamins
Not so Good for you After
all, Study says
Researchers
from Copenhagen University
Hospital in Denmark say
they found Vitamin A, vitamin
E and beta carotene taken
singly or with other supplements
'significantly increase
mortality'.
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on this Story]
A person's selenium intake throughout life may influence how well they retain cognitive function as they age, according to a new study published in the 'American Journal of Epidemiology.'
Defra gave approval in December for the company BASF to undertake research trials of a GM potato at two sites in England, one in Cambridgeshire and the other in Derbyshire.
GDAs 'Fundamentally Flawed', Claims Health Group
Food industry-backed front-of-pack nutritional signposting is 'fundamentally flawed', according to the National Heart Forum (NHF).
Business Continuity Research To Inform Food And Drink Industry
An independent report by Cranfield University on business continuity management in the food and drink industry has been published this week.
Use
of Alternative Medicines
May Impact Fertility
Treatments
Research
from Melbourne,
Australia has shown
that some 66% of
patients seeking
treatment at fertility
clinics use complementary
medicines and therapies
alongside prescribed
medication.
[More
on this Story]
Natural
Products New Zealand
Industry Summit
'The
place of natural
health products
in health care is
changing rapidly
in New Zealand,
and so too are the
opportunities for
business developing
those products'
said a government
spokesperson at
a recent Natural
Products Summit.
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on this Story]
Natural
Health Industry
Announces Top Performers
Outstanding
leaders in the Natural
Products Industry
were recognised
last night at the
2007 Natural Products
New Zealand Annual
Gala Dinner in Nelson.
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on this Story]
Natural
Health Trends Corp.
Announces Reorganisation
Natural
Health Trends Corpan
international direct-selling
company, today announced
that its Board of
Directors has named
Chris T. Sharng
as the Company's
President effective
immediately.
[More
on this Story]
Palm
Oil Research Targets
Food Industry Benefits
A
new research centre
in the UK focusing
on palm oil research
using latest molecular
techniques could
benefit the food
industry.
[More
on this Story]
Pine
Bark Extract Shows
Promise for Diabetics
Extracts
from French maritime
pine bark may inhibit
an enzyme linked
to glucose absorption
190 times more than
a synthetic medication,
says new research
from Germany that
could offer significant
benefits for diabetics.
[More
on this Story]
Spearmint
Tea Helps Combat
Unwanted Hair
Women
with a condition
that makes them
grow hair on their
breasts, faces and
stomachs may find
symptoms relieved
by drinking a few
cups of spearmint
tea, new research
shows.
[More
on this Story]
Study
Questions Garlic's
Cholesterol-lowering
Powers
A
new trial, published
in the Archives
of Internal Medicine,
investigated the
effects of garlic,
both raw and from
supplements, on
the cholesterol
levels of 192 adults
with slightly elevated
cholesterol levels
[More
on this Story]
Tea
Tree Oil Can Lead
to Antibiotic Resistance
Repeated
exposure to low
doses of Tea Tree
Oil - a common ingredient
in many beauty products
- can increase the
chances of suffering
from 'superbug'
infections, University
of Ulster scientists
have revealed.
[More
on this Story]
Complaint
Against Air Ion
Technologies Ltd
Upheld
A
complaint objecting
to a magazine ad
for Air Ion Technologies
Ltd was upheld on
both of the two
objections according
to information published
by the Advertising
Standards Authority
(ASA).
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on this Story]
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS
Total
CAM Show Brighton 2007
11
& 12 March 2007
Brighton Metropole
[More
on this Event Here]
Healthy
ME Seminar by Leading Practitioners
Sunday 25 March 2007
Manchester
[More
on this Event Here]
The
Vitality Show
31st March - 1st April
Olympia London
[More
on this Event Here]
Natural
Products Europe
+ Organic Products Europe
Grand Hall, Olympia, London
15th - 16th April 2007
[More
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COURSES & TRAINING
Reflexology
2
3rd March 2007
Mossley, Ashton under Lyne, Lancs
[More
on this Course 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 Course Here]
Eastern
Facial Massage
Monthly dates
London
[More
on this Course Here]
Autogenic
Training (AT)
- a brief therapy and a skill for life
AT Diploma in 1 year
Beginning March and September
[More
on this Course Here]
The
use of the intuitive mind in the diagnosis & treatment of patients
Allegra Wint
Thu 1st Mar 07
The College of Traditional Acupuncture, Warwickshire
[More
on this Course Here]
TCM
Gynaecology MSc Master Class
March 2nd 2007
LCTA, 90 Kingsway, North Finchley, London
[More
on this Course Here]
Bowen
Technique Training - Part One
2 - 5 March 2007
Chelmsford, Essex
[More
on this Course Here]
Introduction
to Integrative Homeopathy
March 3-4, 2007
London
[More
on this Course Here]
Past
Life Regression
Two weeks Intensive
Monday 5th - Friday 9th March
Monday 12th - Friday 16th March
Inverness
[More
on this Course 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 Course Here]
Intensive
Swedish Massage Course
13th March 2007
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
[More
on this Course Here]
Deep
Tissue Massage and Myofascial Release
Art Riggs Seminar -
Part 1 - Friday pm 16, Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 March 2007 -
Filey, North Yorkshire
[More
on this Course Here]
The
Seven Points of Mind Training
17 - 18 March 2007
London
[More
on this Course Here]
3-Day Tuina Foundation Course
- Sarah Pritchard
CPD Seminars Spring 2007
Saturday,
17th - Mon, 19th March 2007
The International College of Oriental Medicine - ICOM
[More
on this Course Here]
First
Aid for therapists
20th March 2007
Bromley, Kent
[More
on this Course Here]
The
5 Element Series: Earth
- Peter Firebrace
CPD Seminars Spring 2007
Sat,
24th March 2007 - 10am - 4.30pm
The International College of Oriental Medicine - ICOM
[More
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NLP
Master Practitioner
Starts 30th March 2007 for 6 months
Aberdeen
[More
on this Course Here]
Homeopathy
and the Elements
March 31-April 1, April 28-29, June 2-3, and July 7-8, 2007
London
[More
on this Course 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.
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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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Cordyceps
In
its wild form, cordyceps is both a fungus and the carcass of the rare
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'Totarol'
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first range of all-natural toothpastes that use clinically proven 'Totarol'
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day, and hoped for a more convenient delivery system? Try OLA LOA ‘Drink
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New
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To
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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
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Higher
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A
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Sweet
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Fish
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Bioriginal
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to make consumption of the healthy ingredients more appealing than
standard supplements.
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New
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The
Wholefood Farmacy says that the New You Resolution Pantry
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Yao
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In
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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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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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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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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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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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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
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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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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.
[More
on This Here]