Herbal Medicine, Iridology, Meridian Energy Therapy, Naturopathy, Nutrition
More and more people are turning to complementary therapies; in some countries they play an important role in orthodox medical care. If you were to consult a doctor in Germany, for some problems you'd be more likely to come away with a prescription for a herbal remedy than an orthodox drug.
Jackie Day is qualified in several therapeutic sciences and has lectured at professional seminars on a variety of related topics. In line with the requirements of professional governing bodies, Jackie regularly updates her training. She has written a number of courses for colleges teaching complementary therapies, acting as a tutor for The Kevala Centre in South Wales. For details of distance learning courses in complementary therapies, visit www.kevala.com. Jackie is involved with the Regulatory Council for Natural Healthcare Providers (RCNHP) in pursuing its role for higher professional standards. She is Information Officer for The Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists and for The General Naturopathic Council.
Some of the conditions that can be helped by these complementary therapies:
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME)
- Circulatory problems such as atherosclerosis, high blood pressure
- Depression, stress related problems, nervous stomach
- Digestive disorders such as constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence, indigestion
- Fluid retention
- Gall bladder, liver and pancreatic disorders
- Glandular disorders such as thyroid problems
- Headaches, migraine
- Infections; low resistance to disease
- Inflamed joints such as arthritis
- Menstrual problems such as painful or irregular periods, menopause
- Prostatic complaints
- Respiratory difficulties such as asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, coughs
- Skin problems such as acne, eczema, psoriasis
- Urinary infections such as cystitis, urethritis
- Emotional issues such as addictions, phobias; lack of confidence; unfulfilled potential; fear of public speaking; 'stuck in a rut'