Homeopathy

September 2, 2010

Do You Need Toe Nail Fungus Medication?

Toe nail fungus medication is often a private matter. For this reason you do not have the sounding board of friends and/or family to bounce the pros and cons of medication off of. If you have a severe case of toe fungus, then by all means consult your doctor. However, you may want to skip the typical toe nail fungus medication that your doctor will prescribe if your case is not all that severe or if you have not tested out a few home remedies and over the counter treatments first.

Why would you want to avoid taking a pill, which seems so much simpler in the end? Because the current toe nail fungus medication in prescription form does a little more damage to your body than the toe nail fungus in general. It’s rarely a good idea to take medication when the treatment is worse than the disease. A rare exception might be chemotherapy treatments for cancer patients. Since fungus isn’t quite as devastating, in most cases, as cancer it’s probably better to save the medications for more persistent and resilient cases.

So what can you do other than take toe nail fungus medication? There are actually quite a few excellent topical treatments you can try at home. Many of these are available in your kitchen cabinet, some are available in stores, and other homeopathic treatments are generally available in either specialty shops that cater to clients interested in holistic healing.

What are some of these miracle alternatives to toe nail fungus medication? Glad you asked. One of the most commonly used (and believed to be most effective) holistic treatment for toe nail fungus is tea tree oil. You can either use products that have tea tree oil in them or place two or three drops of tea tree oil on your toe nails 3 times a day until the problem is completely gone. Direct application is much more effective though some people are more sensitive to pure tea tree oil than when it is diluted in soaps and/or lotions.

Pau d’Arco is another great toe nail fungus medication alternative. This can be used in the form of a tea that is ingested or a soak for your feet. This works as nature’s form of an antibacterial and anti fungal treatment that works wonders without the side effects of the toe nail fungus medication that is typically prescribed by doctors.

You will also find a nice selection of topical treatments specifically designed to work as a type of toe nail fungus medication if you travel many holistic or homeopathic websites or visit their stores. You should be sure to follow the instructions on all homeopathic medications carefully and discuss them with your doctor. There is always the potential for interactions with other medications and/or treatments you are going through if even if they are unrelated to toe nail fungus. Doing this may very well eliminate the slightest hint of a need for toe nail fungus medication.

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August 27, 2010

Addictions – Natural Homeopathic Treatments

Addiction- What is addictive?

An addiction is a strong recurring compulsion to engage in some specific activity, despite harmful consequences to that individual, possibly affecting his health, mental state, lively hood, well being, or social life. Addictions come in two forms physical and psychological (with some overlapping taking place.) physical addictions includes all the drugs, opiates, prescription drugs, cocaine, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, etc, things your body gets used to and you need to “feel normal”. Psychological addictions are things you “think” you need and can include most anything with some common addictions being overeating, under-eating, video games, gambling, porn, etc. The list goes on and on! Whether you addiction is physical or psychological, keep in mind an addiction is an addiction- a behavior you want to change.

How to overcome an addiction

Overcoming an addiction can become one of the most difficult and rewarding things you’ll ever do in your life! First and foremost you will need a STRONG desire for change if you want to successfully overcome an addiction. In other words, thinking maybe it’s time to quit, or that maybe I should try and quit because so-and-so would like me too quit may not get the job done. You need to make up your own mind that you really want to change your addictive behavior and leave little room for doubt ie. you don’t just want to quit- you are going to quit! Decide once and for all enough is enough!

Stopping an addictive behavior takes willpower and consistency, day in and day out, you need to keep your goal in sight, always remind yourself of how much better your life will be without this addiction having it’s hold on you. Think about your loved ones and how much they need you to be well. Any addiction can be broken, you deserve more from life than just being a slave to an addiction, you deserve the self empowering feeling of knowing you’ve succeeded in breaking your addiction, and that you will never return to that life again!

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August 26, 2010

Cinnamon Lowers Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, and Regulates Diabetes

Research studies have shown that cinnamon will lower type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure by 25% when taken regularly over a two month period. Cinnamon healing powers are due in part to it’s antioxidant properties, and has been know to help people with high risk factors such as excessive abdominal fat, high blood sugar and elevated blood pressure combinations.

Growing up I was taught that herbs and spices have wonderful medicinal qualities and should be explored to their fullest potential. It’s difficult to explain to most Americans who have access to health care. But, so many countries around the world depend on spices and herbs for their healing properties; from stomach aches to headaches and much more.

One such culture that has been using spices and herbs are the Chinese. For centuries the Chinese have celebrated the healing benefits of spices and herbs in cooking, baking and medicine. These herbs claim to heal from rheumatoid arthritis to PMS, and today the world has rediscovered the many benefits of Chinese herbs. Just like the Chinese, Americans can begin to understand the importants that herbs and spices play in the quality of our lives and take the steps towards educating ourselves for better health.

The healing power of cinnamon also reduces bad cholesterol levels as much as 27% according to leading researchers. I was ecstatic to learn that cinnamon is not just used in cooking, but that it can stabilize normal blood pressure, cholesterol and blood levels of glucose and triglycerides.

Conventional medicine combine with homeopathic remedies are on the rise and I suspect will continue during the baby-boom retirement years. I believe that people are hungry for a more natural alternative. So, whether it’s cinnamon or green tea the demand for natural remedies with no side effects will continue to increase.

If you are really serious about improving your health, and want to incorporate the healing powers of cinnamon, then following my link for recommended dosage.

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