Medical Conditions
The focus on wellness means a focus on supporting the body in its amazing ability to heal, repair, regenerate, regulate and protect itself. This is done by engaging in a healthy lifestyle which includes ensuring that our body has ample quantities of the essential nutrients. This means ensuring we include in our diet the essential amino acids (proteins), essential fatty acids (omega 3, 6 and 9), essential carbohydrates (8 essential glyconutrients), phytosterols, antioxidants and vitamins and minerals. We also need to have adequate clean water, exercise and low levels of stress.
Medical descriptions of some common medical conditions/diseases and some research findings on wellness approaches to them can be found on the following links.
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Below is a list of the medical conditions we will cover on this page. This is a work-in-progress that we expect to add to over the coming weeks.
A
ACID REFLUX
ACNE ROSACEA
ADRENALS
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS (ALS)
ANGIOPLASTY
ANGINA
ANEURYSM
ARRHYTHMIA
B
BACK and JOINT PAIN
BACTERIAL INFECTION
BELL'S PALSY
BIPOLAR DISORDER
BONE DENSITY
BOWEL
BRAIN FUNCTION
BRONCHITIS
H
HEADACHES - MIGRANES
HEMORRHOIDS
HERPES
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
HIP REPLACEMENT
HORMONES IMBALANCE
HUTINGTON'S CHOREA
HYPOGLYCEMIA
L
LACTOSE INTOLERANCE
LARYNGITIS
LEARNING DISABILITY
LETHARGY
LEUKEMIA
LIVER
LOU GEHRIGS DISEASE
LYMPHEDEMA
LYMPHOMA
M
MACULAR DEGENERATION
MELANOMA
MEMORY
MENOPAUSE
MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS
MUSCLES
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
MYOCLONIS
MYOFACIAL PAIN SYNDROME
P
PAIN
PANCREATIC CANCER
PANIC ATTACKS
PARKINSON'S DISEASE
PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENT DISORDER (PDD)
PLANTER FASCITIS
PLEURISY
PNEUMONIA
PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME
R
RADIATION
RAYNAUD'S SYNDROME
REFLEX SYMPATHETIC DISORDER
REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY
RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS
RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME
ROSACEA
S
SARCOIDOSIS
SCHIZOPHRENIA
SCIATIC NERVE
SCLERODERMA
SCOLIOSIS
SINUSITIS
SJOGREN'S DISEASE
SKIN CANCER
SLEEP DIFFICULTIES
SPINA BIFIDA
STREP
STRESS
STROKE
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