Naturopathic Pain Relief
Naturopathic medicine has been around for hundreds of years, in many forms in native treatments.
Therefore, it is logical and natural to bring the ideas and principles of naturopathic medicine to the treatment and relief of chronic pain.
One Naturopathic Principle - Do No Harm.
By the use of natural pain management self-help techniques, it is easy to appreciate and understand this particular naturopathic principle.
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Understanding this doing no harm means: -
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No negative side effects such as we have with medication.
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Positive messages as opposed to negative prognosis – new ideas needed
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Continual small steps taken regularly, with continual changes.
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Supported on your pain relief journey, with help and advice.
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Help with setting your personal goals for the future - goals that work
However, you may think naturopathic ideas sound a bit different.
Therefore, I have found clients sometimes experience problems when they start working with a naturopath, who are multimodal, with training in many therapeutic skills.
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New ideas can be confusing because this something you haven't heard before.
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It's a different message than what doctors have been saying to you possibly for most of your life.
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You have seen and heard many messages from online that may promise a lot and may not be accurate explanations particularly if they're selling you something.
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When we try to do something that is not readily accepted by family and friends, it can make us feel pressured. They do not use the self-help techniques and also to give up too quickly.
If you are not ready to hear new ideas that differ from the medical view I fully understand.
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Otherwise, if you are ready - welcome!
I invite you to: -
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Keep reading.
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Spend time on my website.
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Or get in touch with me.
Second Naturopathic Principle - Treat the Whole Person.
Natural Pain Solutions does not generally advocate include supplements as taking supplements needs to be done with your local naturopath.
We must remember that supplements are not lollies and need prescription and guidance from a qualified practitioner.