Most of us strive for a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle, especially where we can access quality health services at our fingertips. Undoubtedly, traditional medicines prescribed by doctors will always play a key role in our health regime. However, most individuals are now inclined toward proactive and holistic
Naturopathy uses a holistic approach to help support several health conditions, including headaches, migraines, stress, anxiety, diabetes, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), fertility in adults, skin conditions, digestive issues, mood disorders and more. The natural treatments allow you to live a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle incorporating
Here at Balance Complementary Medicine, our naturopaths know that when it comes to pregnancy and fertility, there are many things that can make you worried. Your diet, your weight, your stress levels and the environment around you all play a role in how easy or
Anxiety and stress can be overwhelming, but there are natural ways to reduce your symptoms. Naturopathy is a form of alternative medicine that treats the whole person rather than just their symptoms. It's not all about herbs and supplements- it also incorporates healthy habits such
How Can Naturopathy Be Defined? Naturopathy – or Naturopathic medicine, is based on a philosophy of identifying and treating the root cause of one’s condition or complaint. A Naturopathic consult can include a detailed analysis of your medical history, physical examinations, a diet and lifestyle review,
FEMALE HORMONAL DISORDERS – with a spotlight on endometriosis A well-functioning hormone network is a wonderful thing. The reproductive hormones - oestrogen, testosterone and progesterone develop our bodies for future reproduction in puberty, catalyse the formation of new life and nurture it through pregnancy and lactation;
Stage 4 restrictions have made a huge impact on all our lives, eliciting feelings of social detachment, stress and overwhelm. And if you live alone, these feelings can become INTENSE. When you’re lonely and detached from social contact, you might find yourself falling into a procrastination
Spring is here….and so is the hay fever. There’s so much to love about spring. Flowers coming into bloom, the glorious feeling of the sun on our skin and we start to socialise outdoors again. But for some people, spring brings nothing but dread – sneezing,