Understanding Rheumatic Disorders and Complementary Treatment with Bioresonance Therapy

Blog 20. Understanding Rheumatic Disorders and Complementary Treatment with Bioresonance Therapy

Rheumatic Disorders: A Comprehensive Overview

Rheumatic disorders encompass various ailments impacting joints and surrounding connective tissues. Everyday Health identifies over 100 distinct types of these conditions, including multiple forms of arthritis like Rheumatoid Arthritis, making it a complex family of disorders. Approximately 456,000 Australians (1.9%) have rheumatoid arthritis, with a higher prevalence among females (2.3%) compared to males (1.5%). These disorders significantly affect individuals’ daily lives, emphasizing the need for effective diagnosis and treatment.

Diversity of Rheumatic Disorders

Within the spectrum of Rheumatic disorders, conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Gout, Systemic Sclerosis, Polymyalgia Rheumatica, Giant Cell Arteritis, Fibromyalgia, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Spondylarthritides, Juvenile Arthritis, and Systemic lupus erythematosus are prevalent. Each condition presents unique symptoms and challenges, necessitating tailored approaches to diagnosis and treatment.

Diagnosing Rheumatic Disorders and Seeking Treatment

Diagnosing specific Rheumatic disorders is paramount to formulating an effective treatment plan. These disorders manifest through joint and muscle pain, swelling, inflammation, stiffness, and warmth in affected areas. Rheumatologists, specialized doctors well-versed in Rheumatic diseases, play a critical role in guiding patients through their diagnosis and subsequent management of the condition. Collaborative efforts between patients and rheumatologists are crucial to creating personalized treatment plans involving lifestyle modifications, medication, and complementary therapies.

Effective Treatment Approaches

The multifaceted nature of Rheumatic disorders calls for a multifaceted treatment approach. Lifestyle modifications, including dietary improvements, adequate rest, and stress management, contribute significantly to managing these conditions. Medications tailored to each disorder are also pivotal, offering pain relief and reducing inflammation. Medications protect joints and tissue in cases where a cure is elusive, slowing the disease’s progression. Bioresonance therapy has gained acceptance as an effective adjunctive treatment, demonstrating its potential to enhance overall treatment effectiveness and alleviate symptoms associated with Rheumatic disorders.

 

Bioresonance therapy, a recognized complementary treatment option, exhibits promise in synergizing with conventional approaches to enhance treatment efficacy for Rheumatic disorders. Studies affirm the therapeutic potential of Bioresonance therapy, highlighting its ability to relieve symptoms and augment the impact of existing treatments. Integrating Bioresonance therapy into the overall treatment plan can improve outcomes and enhance the quality of life for individuals grappling with Rheumatic disorders.

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A New Approach to Migraines: Exploring Bioresonance Therapy

Blog 13. Title: A New Approach to Migraines: Exploring Bioresonance Therapy

Introduction

The rapid pace of modern life has brought many benefits to humanity, but it has also introduced increased stress and demands. As individuals strive to meet rising expectations, maintaining physical and mental health becomes crucial. Unfortunately, many people neglect this aspect of their lives, leading to common health issues like migraines.

Migraines have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, affecting up to 15% of the global population, or roughly 1 in 7 people. In the United Kingdom alone, there are approximately 190,000 migraine attacks daily, with women being three times more susceptible due to hormonal factors. Over 75% of migraine sufferers experience attacks at least once a month, and more than half of them endure severe impairment during each episode.

A New Approach to Migraines: Exploring Bioresonance Therapy

A New Approach to Migraines: Exploring Bioresonance Therapy

Understanding the Causes

To address this growing issue, it is essential to educate individuals about the causes of migraines. Medical experts have identified various factors that can trigger migraine attacks, including excessive stress, physical exertion, dietary preferences (such as salty and processed foods), alcohol and caffeine consumption, and certain medications. Environmental factors like weather changes, bright lights, loud sounds, and unusual smells can also contribute to migraines. Identifying these triggers is crucial for effective prevention.

Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms

Many individuals are unaware that the body often provides subtle signals of an impending migraine attack. These signals can manifest as depression, constipation, hyperactivity, food cravings, neck stiffness, excessive yawning, and irritability. Recognizing these indications a day or two before a migraine strikes can help individuals take preventive measures. Migraine attacks typically last between 4 to 72 hours, leaving sufferers feeling drained afterward.

Treatment Options

While there is no permanent cure for migraines, patients can manage their condition by evaluating the circumstances that lead to attacks and adopting preventive measures. Pain relieving medications like aspirin or ibuprofen are commonly prescribed to alleviate migraine symptoms. However, long-term reliance on these medications can lead to adverse side effects.

For individuals experiencing four or more migraines a month, preventive therapy may be necessary. These therapies aim to reduce the frequency and severity of attacks but may also have side effects. Bioresonance therapy offers a promising alternative.

Bioresonance therapy, a relatively new treatment option for migraines, has gained popularity in the medical community. Rooted in biophysics and quantum mechanics, this therapy utilizes advanced technology through devices like BICOM to identify and eliminate harmful substances in the body. It also helps restore vital communication between damaged cells, facilitating improved bodily function.

This detoxification process effectively removes common migraine triggers from the body, reducing the likelihood of an attack. Bioresonance therapy can complement existing pain relieving medications without any side effects, offering a holistic approach to migraine management.

Conclusion

Migraines affect a significant portion of the population, yet many sufferers do not seek appropriate treatment. Traditional treatments often come with the risk of side effects, deterring patients from relying on them. Bioresonance therapy, on the other hand, offers a promising alternative with no side effects and the potential to purge the body of impurities. As more healthcare professionals endorse this treatment option, it may become a primary choice for migraine management in the near future.

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Eating Raw Carrot – Why is it so important?

Eating Raw CarrotWhy is it so important?

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That orange vegetable, that can easily be found in almost all household fridges actually holds more vitamins and minerals than we can possibly imagine. In scientific language, a carrot is known as Daucus Carata and is considered a root vegetable. And as most root vegetable go, it is an amazing source of antioxidant agents and has beta-carotene fibre, alongside vitamin A,C K, potassium and iron. In order to maintain a healthy and balanced equilibrium in our body, we need all these vitamins to have a healthy lifestyle.

    • Vitamin A is good for both immunity and eyesight
    • Vitamin C is good for tissue repair and it’s growth
    • Vitamin K is good for regulating the clotting of blood and cam reduce the loss of bone and bone fractures
    • Potassium is good for keeping the electrolytes in a good and balanced equilibrium.
    • Iron is good for keeping our red blood cell supply in balance and keeps haemoglobin in a well balanced level and to keep our energy up

Which is why it is empirically important to make sure that one eats this vegetable from a young age. So I try to encourage for parents to introduce carrots to their children’s diet, even if it’s in liquid form. And to help parents with this introduction, here is an easy recipe from a good book by Sally Fallon ‘Nourishing Traditions’.


Roasted Carrot Puree 

Serves 4-6 

2 pounds of carrots, peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces 

1/4 cup of extra virgin olive oil 

3/4 cup of piima cream or creme fraiche 

1/2 teaspoons of sea salt

Toss carrots with olive oil and strew in a baking pan. Bake at 200 degrees about 1 hour or until carrots become well brown and tender. Watch carefully that they do not burn. Transfer to a food processor and process with cultured cream and salt.

Remember to eat quality and fresh, raw carrots, it is an excellent source for snacks and has a low level calorie count and a good exorcise for your teeth.

 

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What is Chronic Fatigue and do YOU have it?

What is Chronic Fatigue and do YOU have it?

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Many of us come home from work feeling tired and ready to hit the hay, for a good night’s sleep so we are all ready and energized for next morning. But for some, fatigue follows the person around 24/7, it’s merciless and tremendously chaotic for the person.

Chronic fatigue is said to be characterized by extremely profound fatigue and having abnormal sleeping patterns, sometimes even pain. Although, feeling fatigue is sometimes a good way for your body to say that you are tired and it is time to relax and have a good night’s rest. However, prevailing fatigue over a long period of time can cause stress, anxiety and pain.

If you are worried you may have chronic fatigue here are the main symptoms you have to look out for:

  • Abnormal sleeping patterns
  • Feeling dizzy or disorientated, clumsiness
  • Muscle pain and/or aches in the joints
  • Weight loss or gain

Just to name a few symptoms. If you wish to read more about the symptoms and know whether you have it or not, please read: https://purenaturelife.com.au/health-issues/fatigue-low-energy/

Chronic fatigue is a little bit of a mystery, as many factors can cause it to emerge. From poor and unhealthy diet to stress and depression.

But, even though for some this may pose a challenge in life, it does not mean that one cannot enjoy life to the fullest. There are many things that can be done to help your Chronic fatigue, such as eating good, balanced and healthy breakfast, and the over used phrase of ‘drinking lots of water’ (it really does help) and naturally to make sure meals are on time and also balanced and have enough protein to give you the energy you need.

 

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I FINALLY GRADUATED!

                                                                                         I FINALLY GRADUATED!

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                     This year I graduated from the prestiges University of Newcastle with a new perspective and experience. And now, I have a new certificate. In my newly bought frame for this very occasion. Nailed to my wall  is my new Masters of Health Science. It was an enduring journey, filled with much stress and with a massive workload. But I can safely say that I have finally got through it with a combination of hard work, sweat and tears.

                      I would very much like to thank my family and friends, (I am talking to you Jody), and my kind and patient professors who really helped me get through the tough times. I would especially like to thank my family, who in the midst of my panic, stress and general uni life, supported me and encouraged me to continue with my studies. So thank you so much! 

                     I would like to thank my boys for being kind and bringing me coffee and chocolate, and more coffee. I would like to thank my daughter for proof reading some of my long, that I know for her were boring papers. 

                     And now after 2 years. I finally graduated! And I am ready to wake everyday and see the Masters hanging off my wall.

 

– Sylvia Smart 

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What’s the relationship between our bowels and our brain.

This question has captivated many scientist and clinicians for many years, however, it would seem that there is no clear answer. The more research conducted the more complex the question becomes. The interaction between the endocrine system and the nervous system has been dubbed the ‘gut-brain axis’ and is depicted to be interacting in many regular functions and systems within a healthy body and diseases. adult sex toys
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There has been research conducted from a range of microbiology and neuroscience papers on the topic of the gut-brain axis and its involvement in health and disease. 

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There are parasites, which could very well influence your brain and gut, they are highly evolved and are highly specific mechanisms that take advantages of their hosts. One of these parasites is called Toxoplasma gondiia resourceful protozoan parasite that’s found on a global scale and can infiltrate the body of all warm-blooded mammals. 

Toxoplasma gondiiis usually indigested through the contamination of food, water or accidently through cat feces. Investigators conclude that about 60 million US alone are infected with this. This parasite can lead to toxoplasmosis, varying from mild, flu-like symptoms to the brain causing behavioural changes. An example of this would be that rats no longer recognise cats, or their smell, which in turn puts them in a deadly and risky situation. Evidently, this works in support of the parasite as it would infect it’s new host, the cat.   

New date conducted revealed the role of the gut-brain axis as part of the pathogenesis unusual disease. The by-products produced by bacterial overgrowth in the gut (propionic acid), have now been connected to the autism spectrum disorders. Bacterial overgrowth in the gut be triggered by excessive and unregulated use of antibiotics, which are now become a growing problem globally. As the youth are more exposed to antibiotics, the gastrointestinal effects of unregulated use can very well be linked to the new developing disorders.

Remember that our gut is a “second brain” and always think what you eat, how you eat, where you eat and what time you eat.

It’s not your fault if your child has Eczema and Asthma

It’s not your fault if your child has Eczema and Asthma.

 

Eczema, which is also called atopic dermatitis, is a very common skin problem. It may start in infancy, later in childhood, or in adulthood. Once it gets underway, it tends not to go quickly away.adult sex toys
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This is my story – how I came across eczema.

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My second child at age of 4 month got eczema and during the next 6 months it has got only more severe. I felt my heart breaking that my firstborn son had this disorder. I blamed myself, asking constantly “what did I do wrong?” I continued his treatment thinking that perhaps the older he got the better the medicine would react with his immune system. I have seen various doctors of modern medicine; through GP to immunologists. However, at age of 20 months, after undergoing atreatment my child got asthma – an allergic reaction to a certain chemical within a steroid cream. It was then that I stopped everything that my Doctors recommended and began researching to find some alternative means to help my child. I began studying Naturopathy, Nutritional medicine and Herbal medicine. I started understanding what eczema and asthma are and how to properly treat them without causing any reactions in the body. When I finished my degree and got my diploma, I found a solution to help him and other kids.
Now days I strongly believe and recommend that kids with disorders such as eczema, asthma and food intolerance can be treated with natural medicine. They are not only a healthier, but risk free and much safer for a growing and maturing body. Though, unlike Modern medicine, it’s a lengthier procedure, nonetheless, this procedure has more beneficial in the long run.
I invite all mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmother, grandfathers, uncles, brothers and fathers to think about what is beneficial for your child and his or her wellbeing.
Comment your thoughts and experiences whether you agree with my personal experience and opinion.
My son has improved dramatically with the use of natural medicine, as depicted in the pictures, thus I always recommend parents to use natural medicine when involved with eczema.
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Always open for discussion.
Sylvia

Welcome To Pure Nature Life

Welcome to Pure Nature Life- Natural Medicine Clinic.

Sylvia Smart

Sylvia Smart

Sylvia Smart: Nurturing Health and Wellness Through Naturopathy

Sylvia Smart is a dedicated healthcare professional, a visionary naturopath, and the heart behind the esteemed Natural Medicine Clinic, “Pure Nature Life.” With a profound passion for holistic well-being and an unwavering commitment to her patients, Sylvia has made a significant impact on the realm of natural medicine.

Education and Expertise

Sylvia holds a Master of Health Science degree, a testament to her unyielding pursuit of knowledge and expertise in the field of healthcare. Her educational journey has equipped her with a deep understanding of the intricate nuances of health and wellness, empowering her to offer comprehensive and personalized solutions to her patients.

The Naturopathic Approach

As a naturopath, Sylvia approaches healthcare with a unique blend of traditional wisdom and modern science. Her philosophy revolves around treating the root causes of health issues rather than merely addressing symptoms. By harmonizing natural remedies, lifestyle adjustments, and evidence-based practices, Sylvia strives to restore balance and vitality to her patients’ lives.

Pure Nature Life: A Haven for Wellness

Spearheading the Natural Medicine Clinic, “Pure Nature Life,” Sylvia has created a haven where individuals embark on transformative journeys towards optimal health. Through this haven, Sylvia provides a holistic range of services that cater to the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of well-being. Her clinic has become a trusted sanctuary for those seeking alternatives to conventional medicine.

A Healing Touch

Sylvia’s genuine empathy and compassionate demeanor set her apart as a practitioner. She approaches each patient with an open heart, actively listening to their concerns and tailoring her treatments to suit their individual needs. Her patients often remark on her ability to create a safe and nurturing environment, fostering a strong sense of trust and collaboration.

Championing Wellness

Beyond the clinic walls, Sylvia is a fervent advocate for holistic wellness. Her influence extends to workshops, seminars, and community initiatives that promote health education and empowerment. Through these endeavors, she aims to spread awareness about the potential of naturopathy in fostering lasting well-being.

A Life’s Mission

For Sylvia Smart, naturopathy is not just a profession; it’s a calling. Her journey has been marked by countless success stories of individuals who have experienced remarkable improvements in their health under her guidance. With an unshakable love for her work and an unwavering dedication to her patients, Sylvia continues to shape lives and inspire a profound shift towards holistic health and happiness.

In a world where well-being is paramount, Sylvia Smart stands as a beacon of hope, guiding individuals towards the pure, natural life they deserve.

If you have any questions/or concerns, please contact me: 

info@purenaturelife.com.au     or    0479 079 633

Look forward to seeing you.