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Aqua-Chi Detox Bath
The real reason for not healing
is that your body’s running out of energy! The Aqua Chi Machine uses water as a carrier to energize the individual cells in the body resulting in a
Release of toxic materials, a feeling of well-being and a increase in overall energy.
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Homeopathy is considered the original “alternative medicine,” yet it is neither an herbal medicine nor a dietary regimen, but a philosophy
of health and a formal system of natural therapy that traces its origins to the work of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) in Germany. Hahnemann called
the orthodox medicine of his day “allopathy” from the Greek words allos (different) and pathein (disease, suffering).
To counter this form of treating disease, he names his system “homeopathy”, from the Greek homoion (similar) and pathein
(disease, suffering). The cornerstone of Hahnemann’s homeopathic doctrine is the ancient natural “Law of Similars” –
like cures like. In terms of therapeutic significance, this means that a substance producing specific symptoms in large crude doses conversely
will stimulate the body’s reactive and restorative processes to alleviate those same or similar symptoms when administered in minute doses.
For instance, ipecac produces vomiting if taken in large quantities, but in minute doses it can alleviate vomiting.
Upon this principle Hahnemann built his systematic methodology, which he later defined by the Latin phrase similia similibus curentur
(“let likes be treated by likes”). According to Hahnemann, the proper remedy for an illness is that substance, which in a healthy person,
would produce the same set of symptoms exhibited in the sick person. Although the Law of Similars predates Hahnemann by many centuries, he was the
first to utilize it for therapeutic purposes.
Homeopathy sees symptoms as the body’s natural response in fighting illness. Consequently, symptoms are utilized as a source of information
to guide the selection of the most appropriate homeopathic remedy for a person’s specific ailments. Such remedies utilize minute amounts of
natural substances to stimulate the body’s self-healing processes and utilize the body’s resources to resolve symptoms rather that
suppress them.
In contrast, conventional allopathic medicine perceives symptoms to be the result of illness, and generally precedes on the principle that disease,
or a symptom of disease, is cured by using a medicine that opposes the symptoms – sometimes by direct suppression and sometimes by an indirect
route that leads to their removal. For example, in allopathic treatments of pain, drugs such as aspirin and opiates are used to relieve the pain.
Opium works by dulling the central nervous system. Aspirin blocks the production of certain inflammatory compounds that can cause pain.
Homeopathic treatment, like all truly natural therapies, seeks to mobilize the innate healing powers of the individual so that all physiological
systems function at their best, and the body’s innate curative powers are put to full use. All symptoms would be taken into account to find
the substance that would produce the most similar symptom picture. That substance, administered in homeopathic dilution, would then stimulate the
body to eliminate the underlying cause of the toxic response.
Homeopathic remedies are created by breaking down a crude substance, repeatedly diluting it, and succussing (vigorously shaking) or potentizing it.
A substance is diluted one part to nine parts water or alcohol ( 1:10) or one part to ninety-nine parts water or alcohol (1:100). In effect, the
energetic “signal” of the substance has been transferred to a carrier solution – water/alcohol mixture. Dilutions may be so high
as to have no trace of the original molecular substance whatsoever. It is important to note that in homeopathy, the signal rather than the substance
is considered to have the healing effect; the weakest dilutions are considered to be the most potent, working at cellular and sub-cellular levels in
the body to stimulate its immune system and other natural defenses. Homeopathic remedies never cover up or suppress symptoms, and they
have NO TOXIC SIDE EFFECTS. There are thousands of homeopathic remedies in use today, mostly derived from natural sources, but any substance
can be made into a homeopathic remedy.
Homeopathy came to America in the 1830’s. The American Institute of Homeopathy was established in 1844, and by 1910 there were 22 homeopathic
medical schools, 100 homeopathic hospitals, 1,000 pharmacies and 14,000 physicians. In fact, the FDA was originally set up to protect the homeopathic
industry! Unfortunately, the growing antagonism of the A.M.A. forced homeopathy into a rapid decline in the early 20th century. By the 1920’s,
it had been largely replaced by allopathic medicine.
However, homeopathy continued to grow and flourish worldwide. India, Great Britain, Western and Central Europe, Central and South America, and
South Africa all sustain numerous homeopathic practices. German physicians developed advanced techniques in homotoxicology and in immunotoxicology,
using homeopathic formulations. Homotoxicology – primarily through the use of homeopathy – helps the body eliminate toxic responses to
antibiotics, x-rays, metal poisoning and mycotoxins that create stress and illness within the body.
Homeopathy works effectively in a wide variety of acute and chronic problems, including infections, allergies, gynecological difficulties, digestive
problems, etc. It also helps to prevent future problems by increasing the individual’s strength and resistance.
Homeopathy does have limitations, but with a good nutritional program and good rest and exercise, the body has a tremendous capacity to heal itself.
No treatment therapies should be considered substitutes for good health habits. In the long run it’s not only the insults and injuries that
impact our health, but our constitutional makeup, and the resources that we have made available to the body over its lifetime, that contribute to
good health. Diet, lifestyle, stress factors and emotions all combine to create a bio-landscape of good health, energy, and general well being.
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