Titlebook: Complementary Medicine for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors; Joanna Trevelyan,Brian Booth Textbook 1994Latest edition Macmillan Publis

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Aromatherapy,ady aroma of jasmine and honeysuckle in a summer garden? We know almost instinctively that plants and their aromas are in some way beneficial and since humankind’s earliest history we have incorporated them into our religions, medicine, cooking and beauty preparations.

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Hypnotherapy,k only to the late 18th century. However, there is evidence that rhythmic dancing and drumming, which can induce states indistinguishable from those now associated with hypnosis, have a long history in Africa and North America, while several authors mention the use of hypnotic techniques in ancient

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Naturopathy,ethods of treatment, which involved hydrotherapy and ‘hygienics’. Seven years later, Benedict Lust, who also practised in the States, applied this new word to a combination of natural therapies which aimed to ‘raise the vitality of the patient to a proper standard of health’.

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Acupuncture,nesses, unrelated to their injuries, which had afflicted them for many years. From such an event, it has been suggested, the Chinese developed the principle of acupuncture: that many diseases and conditions can be treated by penetrating the skin at particular points. Presumably the Chinese went on t

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Chiropractic,tice of ‘backwalking’, have been noted in many cultures. In Europe during the Middle Ages there arose a group of healers known as ‘bonesetters’, who practised manipulation of joints for a range of ailments, and they flourished in Britain until the early years of the 20th century. In the last quarter

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Geschichte der körperlichen Erziehung promote the well-being of the people who practised it upon themselves. By the 6th century ., as China and Japan came into increasingly greater contact through trade, Tao-Yinn had become integrated into Chinese medical practice, and as such, was introduced to Japanese students of healing.