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Clinical
Hypnotherapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome by Michael Mahoney
Research conducted over the last few years has shown hypnotherapy to be
particularly effective in treating conditions of the digestive system
such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), as well as in controlling nausea
and pain.
Candida:
Diagnostic
and Therapeutic Approaches by
Nigel Abraham MSc, FIBMS. This article discusses the history of
candida, what candida is, who gets it, how it can be diagnosed, and which
therapeutic approaches may be beneficial in its treatment.
Irritable
Bowel Syndrome (IBS): Holistic Treatment Approach by
Tracie O'Keefe It is estimated that nearly a quarter of the UK
population suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (also known as irritable
colon syndrome or spastic colon), but nobody really knows because most
people suffer in silence as they are too embarrassed to come forward for
help.
Crohn's
Disease Conventional and Natural Approaches
by Cornelis
van Dalen In
1932 the American doctor Burrill B Crohn and his associates first offered
the description of a disease characterized by an inflammatory reaction
of the bowel, usually affecting the ileum, the colon, or another part
of the gastrointestinal tract.
Requirements
for Proper Absorption
by Dr Smallbone Although the gastro-intestinal tract
is not the only way that materials have of entering our body, it is the
most usual and direct route for our nutritional requirements to be satisfied.
Using pH as a Measure
of Digestive Physiology by Peter Bartlett
The subject of this essay is somewhat controversial, and
you may be one of a number of readers who will have widely differing views.
Absorption
– an herbal approach by Keith Robertson Despite the advances in modern medicine,
human beings seem to be getting weaker, and the main system that seems
to be affected, alarmingly, is the digestive system.
Sublingual
Absorption by Leilani
Lea Sublingual, meaning literally 'under the tongue' refers to
a method of administering substances via the mouth in such a way that
the substances are rapidly absorbed via the blood vessels under the tongue
rather than via the digestive tract.
Probiotics
– What they are and what they do by Roy
Fuller, Ph.D.
The term “probiotic” covers microbial food supplements
whose primary aim is to improve the health and well being of the consumer.
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Probiotics: The link
between health and disease
by Lennart Cedgård, MD
Intestinal dysbiosis – unbalanced
intestinal bacterial flora – may be the link between food and lifestyle
and its impact upon health and disease.
Intestinal Toxemia
by David N Roderick "Intestinal Toxemia"
– Is it a fact or fancy? The student should be informed as to a general
attitude of some authorities towards intestinal toxemia. Let us discuss
the subject.
Irritable Bowel
Syndrome and Hypnosis by Melissa J Roth IBS, also
known as spastic colon, colitis, spastic colitis or nervous stomach, are
a baffling and complex set of gastro- intestinal symptoms that affect
15% to 20% of the population (approximately 20 million people).
Colon Health
— Are you confused? by Peter Bartlett and Michael Sellor
In treating people who have a wide range of physical and mental
symptoms that don’t fit in to a conventional, ‘named’ condition,
nutritional and naturopathic practitioners have for years been developing
therapeutic tools for the handling of all manner of ailments.
Natural Remedies
for Parasites by Helen Kimber Parasites have gained
a reputation as ugly, hideous creatures that devour their hosts with vengeance,
deriving nourishment and protection without giving anything back –
a reputation that is justified.
Cycles
of Disease and Health: The fundamental role of the digestive system by
Brian Wright This article is taken from a book-in-progress
which describes the fundamental factors in virtually all disease as a
negative cycle, and shows clearly how they can be reversed by completing
a positive cycle.
Evidence for
Probiotics, The by Sandra Goodman Ph.D.
Just as we have learned, to our peril, about the grave
consequences to us of upsetting nature's ecological balance – decimating
the rainforests, slaughtering species to extinction, polluting and contaminating
the food chain through the use of chemicals and drugs...
Irritable Bowel
Syndrome by Lynn Toohey Ph.D. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
is also known as mucus colitis, spastic colon and nervous indigestion,
and is observed more often in women than in men.
Intestinal
Permeability by Simon
Martin Intestinal permeability, or
'leaky gut syndrome' is receiving increasing attention as the hard-to-deal
factor in patients being treated for food intolerances.
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