• dietary
counselling - addresses what, why, how and when you eat. This may include:
- weight loss, detoxification and longevity diets
- dietary suggestions to address illness or nutrient deficiencies
- identifying potential food intolerances
- eating to your constitutional type.
• lifestyle counselling - addresses other
factors which may affect your well-being including:
- exercise
- stress management
- environmental pollutants
- breathing techniques
• phytotherapy - [also known as "Herbal Medicine "] uses remedies derived from plants to improve the functioning of body systems or organs.
• nutritional supplements - uses concentrated
nutrients [where food sources are inadequate] to:
- address nutritional deficiencies
- improve bodily function
- assist repair and detoxification processes
• nutraceuticals - uses high dose nutrients that have the capacity to act like pharmaceuticals and affect bodily processes.
• mineral therapy - the use of homoeopathic or low dose preparations of minerals known as "Tissue Salts" or "Celloids".
• flower essences - energetic remedies that vibrate at a similar level to the emotions and can help to address limiting belief systems.
• aromatherapy - the use of essential oils via inhalation or external application to affect mood or treat illness.
• iridology - (also known as "Iris Analysis")
is a technique used to ascertain the condition of different organs and systems.
It aids the practitioner in identifying:
- an individual's inherited or acquired constitution (which may indicate current
or potential weaknesses to be addressed in the course of treatment).
- areas
of congestion or toxic accumulations
- the functioning of metabolic or physiological
systems