Naturopathy

What is naturopathy?

Naturopathic medicine is a healthcare practice that typically involves a natural approach to therapy. This means it focuses on good nutrition, fasting, hydration, and exercise. Additionally, certain healing practices fall under naturopathic medicine, such as homeopathy and acupuncture., Herbal medicine. This, in combination with a number of more modern methods such as bioresonance, hydrotherapy, and ozone therapy. Most naturopathic practices stem from the belief that humans are a holistic unit, and that the mind, body, soul, and all other environmental factors are responsible for any health problems we might have. Medicinal mushrooms and herbs are gladly used.

Most naturopathic practitioners claim to focus on a more integrated and comprehensive view to determine and actually locate the cause of our illnesses.

WHAT IS HOMEOPATHY?

Homeopathy is a way of treating illnesses by attempting to activate the body's healing mechanisms. Homeopaths try to achieve this by prescribing diluted substances according to the patient's specific set of symptoms. These substances can be derived from, for example Medicinal mushrooms. Homeopaths believe in a principle that you should treat with something that causes the same symptoms. This means that any substance that can cause similar symptoms in large doses could help your body treat the symptoms when the substance is taken in small amounts. It is not uncommon to use this method even in conventional medicine, but not all homeopathic treatments are recognized by the contemporary scientific community.