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    Conventional & Complementary Curing
    Conventional & Complementary Curing
    Conventional & Complementary Curing
    Ebook65 pages44 minutes

    Conventional & Complementary Curing

    By Dr Timothy Panashe

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    Medical book outlining thirty of the most common human diseases, their causes, symptoms and treatment. Treatment focuses on conventional medicines and necessary vitamin and mineral supplementation as well as other valuable tips. Presentations made in layman's terms.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPritchard Mafaro
    Release dateSep 28, 2016
    ISBN9781533754837
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      Conventional & Complementary Curing - Dr Timothy Panashe

      Foreword

      The world is a dynamic place. Nothing remains the same for very long. The way we may have approached issues yesterday is not necessarily the same way we do today. The systems of government have not been able to escape change either. The monarchical structures of medieval Europe, those of Africa (dictatorships included), Latin America and the world over have had to give way or are in the process of giving way to democratic practices. What has remained stubbornly apparent in the political evolutionary or revolutionary developments experienced by humanity to date is the refusal by people to be dictated to.

      The practice of medicine and subsequent healing or curing process cannot escape change either. Gone are (or should be) the days when a patient would simply enter into a doctor's office, the doctor examines the patient and dictates to the patient what is wrong with them and the medication they must receive. For the practice of medicine to thrive, relationships based on mutual trust and team effort need to develop between doctor and patient or medical team and patient.

      As the sufferer, the patient needs to have a decent understanding concerning the nature of their ailment, the symptoms they exhibit and be able to articulate these clearly to the doctor or professional health care provider. Elsewhere in the world where these symbiotic relationships have been developed between professional medical care provider and patient, even cases of misdiagnosis have been drastically reduced. Dependent upon the specialist services of the medical care provider, the patient also needs to be empowered and enlightened with knowledge.

      The objective of this book is to empower the patient to enable them to make informed choices and to do so using simple layman's terms or language. Choices should not be seen as starting and ending in respect of who to receive medical services from only, but also what kind of medications to purchase as well as what else the patient can do to help the healing or curing process. At the end of the day it should all be about the patient because without patients there would be no doctors or medication dispensers, but without doctors or medication dispensers patients would still be there galore. Often at the point of purchasing medications, patients sometimes find themselves in a vulnerable position. One good example has to do with medication to stop diarrhoea. Often, dispensers will always attempt to sell the more expensive medications first, yet the cheaper generic ones work just as effectively.

      INDEX

      I.  Importance of Nutrition (Page 3)

      II.  Conditions

      1.            Acne (Page 5)

      2.            Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) (Page 6)

      3.            Allergy (Page 7)

      4.            Alzheimer's (Page 8)

      5.            Anemia (Page 9)

      6.            Arthritis (Page 10)

      7.            Asthma (Page 11)

      8.            Athlete's Foot (Page 12)

      9.            Boils (Page 15)

      10.          Breast Cancer (Page 16)

      11.          Bronchitis (Page 17)

      12.          Cancer (Page 18)

      13.          Candidiasis (Page 21)

      14.          Cardiovascular (Heart) Problems (Page 23)

      15.          Chickenpox (Page 25)

      16.          Chlamydia (Page 26)

      17.          Cold (Page 26)

      18.          Constipation (Page 27)

      19.          Diabetes (Page 28)

      20.          Diarrhoea (Page 29)

      21.          Ear Infection (Page 30)

      22.          Edema (Page 30)

      23.          Endometriosis (Page 31)

      24.          Epilepsy (Page 32)

      25.          Fibroids (Page 33)

      26.          Herpes (Page 34)

      27.  

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