Hi all,
Hope you are enjoying the cooler temps of autumn!
I am writing a new health eBook on the homeopathic treatment of depression and anxiety. Due out soon!
It is called Healing Therapies that Work: The Homeopathic Treatment of Depression and Anxiety.
It seems like I and everyone I know knows someone struggling with depression. Or anxiety. Or cycling between the two. These conditions are pervasive across our society. They are much worse than temporary sadness, grief from a tragedy or a trauma, or temporary worry. Depression is an all pervasive fatigue and loss of interest in life that could be dangerous. And it often comes coupled with debilitating anxiety.I’m just finishing up formatting the third in my health series of e-books called “Healing Therapies that Work”, and this one is entitled “The Homeopathic Treatment of Depression and Anxiety.”
This book doesn’t dig deeply into the orthodox and mainstream methods of treating either condition. There are countless tomes on that… I focus on the alternative ways to tackle these problems, especially homeopathic constitutional treatment, which I found from my long experience as a practitioner was the only way one stood a chance of reversing them.
Then there’s amino treatment. This involves taking supplements as precursors to the neurotransmitters which may be imbalanced in the brain. This treatment can work temporarily, or even for quite a long period of time. But it doesn’t solve it permanently. Especially in cases where the depression or anxiety is genetic.
if you struggle with depression or anxiety yourself or you know or love someone who does, keep an eye out here, the book will be published in a few weeks, and it will be very reasonably priced just to cover my costs. Because I just want to help people.
The eBook series: AMAZON
Have you twisted your ankle? Suffering from some overuse injury in muscles? Arthritis in your knee or shoulder? Many of us immediately reach for an anti-inflammatory drug such as ibuprofen, or even the prescription drug diclofenac. Or many of us don’t. That’s because it causes us stomach pain. Even for those who it doesn’t seem to bother, ibuprofen taken systemically can cause bleeding or irritation to the stomach lining. So, it’s not a good idea to take it often even if you believe you are fine with it.
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