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The people who seek naturopathic advice for fibromyalgia almost always start by saying they are relieved to have a diagnosis of their collections of symptoms, although most have been told at some stage through their diagnostic search, “it’s all in your mind”.

The latest aspartame research report supports science dating back to the 1970’s, linking the use of aspartame (additive 951) to an increased cancer risk in humans.

Aloe vera has captured the attention of great minds and has a long history as a healing plant in nearly every culture, continent and for all age groups.

The Bible mentions 128 herb plants that played a part of everyday life in ancient Israel and the neighbouring Mediterranean areas, that still exists today.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to know what your food cravings are caused by? Did you know that those cravings have a direct link to certain nutrient deficiency issues?

As a society we are mesmerised by electronic and electrical gadgets. We have cell phones handy, digital clocks that sit beside our bedside, computers on the ready, ipads handy, WiFi on, tech digital devices everywhere, there’s the average TV’s, stereo, plus surround sound systems, microwave oven use, digital fridges, and along with a plethora of other electromagnetic gadgetry that surrounds our lives.

We all seem to be mesmerised by gadgets. We have cell phones, these often sit beside our bedside, digital clocks, computers, ipads, tech digital devices, to close curtains, turn on TV’s, surround systems, use microwaves to cook, and a plethora of other electromagnetic gadgetry that surrounds our lives.

Homeopathy has been successfully taken in many different world epidemics over the past few centuries. This article gives a glimpse into the way the unique homeopathic treatment modality can help our community reduce the distress and loss of productivity related to the impact of influenza.

Historically, Echinacea angustifolia is a herb traditionally used by native American tribes and adopted by the eclectic practitioner of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.