Natural Remedies
Clinical Nutrition
Dietary Analysis
Herbal Medicine
Homoeopathy
Flower Essence Therapy
Lifestyle Choices
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Clinical
Nutrition
Occasionally, where your diet does not provide enough specific nutrients
or where lifestyle factors deplete nutrients rapidly, supplementation
can significantly improve your health and well being.
Strengthening your Health, Naturally uses and prescribes practitioner only products to ensure that you receive
the best, more easily absorbed and most currently researched products.
Whilst many nutritional and herbal supplements are readily available
in supermarkets, not all of these products are easily absorbed. These
products may contain additives, colourings and fillers that may make them
harder to digest and absorb. Practitioner only products do not contain these
chemicals therefore are gentler on the digestive system. By taking Practitioner
only products, you may notice results sooner! |
Did You Know?
Nutrients come in different forms (i.e. Vitamin C comes as Sodium ascorbate, Calcium Ascorbate, Ascorbic acid, etc). Of these different forms, some are more easily absorbed than others.
Naturopaths are trained to assess products. This allows Naturopaths to make better choices on which products are best for various medical conditions.
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Did You Know?
Some conditions are affected and often made worse by certain foods or chemicals?
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Dietary Analysis
By assessing your diet, Candace can evaluate which nutrients you are lacking
and therefore assess which nutrients may be contributing to your condition.
Candace will then work together with you to determine which dietary suggestions
are needed and achievable by you, to improve your health. Certain conditions
(such as skin conditions) are made worse by certain foods, therefore by
analysing your diet, we can determine which foods may be contributing
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Herbal Medicine
Herbal medicine has been used for thousands of years. Before the development
of pharmaceutical preparations, all medicines were of herbal origin. Herbal
medicine is still the major form of health care in most indigenous cultures.
Herbal medicine is the use of different plant and plant parts to help alleviate
symptoms and address the cause of the disease. Once a diagnosis has been made, Candace may mix a liquid preparation of
herbs for you while you wait. Thus ensuring that the medications you receive from Candace
is what’s best for your condition.
Herbal medicine is continually being researched and proven scientifically
for its benefits in many medically diagnosed conditions. It is considered
a safer alternative of medicine and less harmful to the body. It may also be
absorbed and digested easier than other medications. If prescribed properly by a herbalist/naturopath, herbal medicine has no side effects. Herbs are also safe to use in conjunction with all other medications, however some herbs can not be taken at the same time as pharmaceutical medications. If you are interested in taking herbal medicines, please call your Naturopath before you commence taking them. |
Did You Know?
Many pharmaceutical medications used commonly today are derived from
herbs.
For example; Aspirin is derived from Meadowsweet, Codeine from Poppy
and Digoxin from Foxglove
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Did You Know?
Homeopathy is safe for people of all ages and in all forms of health
(i.e. the sick, elderly, healthy, children, pregnant women, etc).
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Homeopathy
Homeopathy may be likened to vaccinations. It works on the same principle,
whereby a diluted form of an allergy, disease, or other substance that
ordinarily would cause disease, if taken in a diluted form, assists the
body to fight that very disease. Homoeopathy is a favourite medicine of children, elderly and pregnant women as it is completely safe and easy to take.
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Flower Essence
Therapy
Flower essence therapy is also a very gentle form of medicine. It works
via the mental and psychological aspects of a person’s illness.  |
Did You Know?
Flower essences use the ‘essence’ or ‘energy’ of various flowers to
promote health.
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Did You Know?
There are things in our environment that contribute to our health.
For example, certain fabrics, cleaning and beauty products may contribute
to skin/allergic conditions.
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Lifestyle Choices
The amount we exercise, when and how we eat and our living and working
conditions all contribute to our health. Whilst certain things contributing
to our health (i.e. work stress) may not be changeable, there are many
things we can do to decrease the effects of these events, like relaxation
techniques and stress reducing medicines.
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