The subject of Physical Medicine is a huge one. One of the most rewarding parts of being a naturopath is that people allow you to touch them, to come into their personal space and assist them to access their own healing. For naturopaths, physical medicine includes:
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Last updated 22 February 99
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A form of bony manipulation similar to chiropractic, designed to re-
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The cornerstone of the CS system is the finding that the bones of the skull are able to move as the cerebrospinal fluid moves through the membranes.
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Including treatments using standard physio equipment such as ultrasound, sine wave machines, electrical muscle stimulation, interferential, diathermy, infrared, ultraviolet etc. |
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Wonderful commentary and wisdom from Randy Persad, massage therapist and instructor extraordinaire.
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The techniques above are unique in that many of them really require a practitioner or partner to complete successfully. There are several naturopathic treatments which you can do at home:
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Three home treatments to try.
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Indicated for sore throat, especially in kids.
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Chest plaster for lung congestion.
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For a multitude of uses!
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