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CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA. Rajan Sankaran. 'The main feeling of Calcarea phosphorica is: I am not loved at the place of security. (home), so I should seek love elsewhere (outside of home) and come home for. This is seen in the rubric: *Home, desires to go and when there,.
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The Soul of Remedies is a comprehensive guide and companion volume on Materia Medica of Dr.Rajan Sankaran's previous books - 'The Spirit of Homoeopathy' and 'The Substance of Homoeopathy'.
This work is based on the strong conviction - 'what appears on the surface may be quite different from what is actually inside.'
Dr. Sankaran gives importance to all the physical and pathological symptoms, the modalities of the remedy and most essentially the mental symptoms. 'The Soul of Remedies' is a compilation of 100 remedies where the innermost feelings and mental states have been highlighted.
Each remedy begins with its kingdom and miasm. A specific mental symptom, 'the soul of the remedy' is well elaborated with regards to its expression and how different is it in other remedies. For example, the book describes a symptom 'Fitful moods' in Aconitum and how it is different from Argentum nitricum and Arsenicum.
After in detail description of the remedy the main physical concomitants and rubrics are mentioned in bullet forms. Few precise rubrics found in Kent and Phatak repertories comprise the end.
Dr. Rajan Sankaran is a Practitioner, Research Scientist, Teacher and Author of Homoeopathy System of Medicine. He is an internationally renowned thinker, teacher and writer of the homeopathic system of medicine. He is reputed to be a clear and original thinker and is best known for his path breaking concepts in Homoeopathy.
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Naturopathic medicine is a distinct healthcare profession that combines natural, non-toxic therapies with current advances in health and medicine. Naturopathic physicians are primary care physicians clinically trained in a wide variety of natural therapeutics, adapted to each patient, with a focus on preventive and whole patient care. Therapies used by naturopathic physicians include: Clinical Nutrition Homeopathy Botanical Medicine Physical Medicine Natural Childbirth Oriental Medicine Counseling and Stress Management Minor Surgery Public Health Measures and Hygiene Depending on his/her interests and skills, a naturopathic physician may focus on just a few of these areas. Naturopathic physicians cooperate with all other branches of medical science, referring patients to other practitioners for treatment or diagnosis when appropriate. Principles of Naturopathic Medicine The naturopathic physician's approach to health and wellness is guided by the following philosophy and principles of practice: The Healing Power of Nature: Naturopathic medicine recognizes an inherent self-healing process in each person that is ordered and intelligent.
Naturopathic physicians act to identify and remove obstacles to healing and recovery, and to facilitate and augment this inherent self-healing process. Identifying and Treating the Causes: The naturopathic physician seeks to identify and remove the underlying causes of illness, rather that to merely eliminate or suppress symptoms. First, Do No Harm: To avoid harming the patient, naturopathic physicians follow three precepts:.
Utilize methods and medical substances that minimize the risk of harmful side effects, using the least force necessary to diagnose and treat. Avoid, when possible, the harmful suppression of symptoms. Acknowledge, respect, and work with the individual's self-healing process.
Doctor as Teacher: Naturopathic physicians educate their patients and encourage self-responsibility for health. They also recognize and employ the therapeutic potential of the doctor-patient relationship. Treating the Whole Person: Naturopathic physicians treat each patient by taking into account individual physical, mental, emotional, genetic, environmental, social and other factors. Since total health includes spiritual health, naturopathic physicians may encourage individuals to pursue their personal spiritual development. Prevention: Emphasizing the prevention of disease, naturopathic physicians assess a patient's risk factors, heredity, and susceptibility to disease, and make appropriate interventions in partnership with their patients to help prevent illness. Education, Clinical Training and Licensing Naturopathic doctors receive their training at four-year, graduate level naturopathic medical schools with admissions requirements comparable to those of other medical schools. The Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree (N.D.) is awarded after the completion of classroom, clinic and practical study.
The basic sciences component of naturopathic medical education includes: anatomy, biochemistry, cardiology, clinical & physical diagnosis, dermatology, gynecology, immunology, lab diagnostics, microbiology, minor surgery, neurology, obstetrics, pathology, pediatrics, pharmacology, physiology, and radiology. Throughout the four years, there is also training in naturopathic therapeutics, including botanical medicine, therapeutic nutrition, counseling, homeopathy, natural childbirth, hydrotherapy, physical medicine and other therapies.
Naturopathic physicians can perform physical examinations, gynecological exams, nutritional and dietary assessments, and order laboratory testing, metabolic analysis, allergy testing, X-ray examinations, and other diagnostic tests. Naturopathic physicians are trained to combine and adapt western science-based concepts to treatments that use individual based, non-toxic, natural therapies. As a result, they are able to distinguish when a referral to another branch of medical science for diagnosis and/or treatment is appropriate. In addition to their training in western medical approaches, naturopathic physicians achieve an expertise in botanical medicine, homeopathy, nutrition, and other naturopathic therapeutics. Naturopathic doctors do not prescribe pharmaceutical medications. Although in some licensed states, there is a limited scope of practice for small amount of selected prescriptive medicines.
Naturopathic doctors do not perform surgery. Although in some licensed states there is a limited scope of minor surgical procedures allowed (for example, removal of a wart or repair of ingrown toenail.) The practice of medicine in the United States is regulated by each state. Currently, 12 states (and Puerto Rico) have licensing laws for naturopathic doctors: Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon, Utah, Vermont, and Washington.
Each state defines the scope of practice for licensed naturopathic physicians. The following requirements must be met to attain a license in the states that offer them:. Graduation from an accredited four year, residential naturopathic medical school. Passage of extensive postdoctoral board examinations (e.g., NPLEX). Fulfillment of state mandated continuing education requirements In many unlicensed states, supporters of naturopathic medicine have introduced bills and are actively working toward achieving licensure. Research The methods and therapies used in naturopathic medicine have been the subject of scientific research in peer-reviewed journals from many disciplines, including naturopathic medicine, conventional medicine, European complementary medicine, clinical nutrition, Oriental medicine, phytotherapy (herbal medicine), pharmacognosy, homeopathy, psychology and others. Naturopathic physician researchers serve on the Research and Advisory Board of the NIH National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
Research in naturopathic therapies is also being conducted at research institutes affiliated with naturopathic medical colleges. Information about the current research and lists of publications at Bastyr University Research Institute can be found. Bastyr's library can be reached. Information about research at Southwest College can be found. The National College of Naturopathic Medicine (NCNM) has a satellite Natural Health Sciences Research Clinic at 545 First Street, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 (503)-636-6600. Information about research at NCNM can be found.
The Helfgott Research Institute was established in June of 2003 at the National College of Natural Medicine. The future of naturopathic medicine research is being directed by the collaborative work entitled the Naturopathic Medical Research Agenda (NMRA). As described in the NMRA Executive Summary: Hypotheses and Extent of Research To date 1. The Naturopathic Medical Research Agenda (NMRA) is based on a series of hypotheses that respect the historical tradition of naturopathic medicine and the observations of current naturopathic scholars and physicians about its health advantages. These hypotheses are:. That the wide spread implementation of naturopathic medicine in primary care will be both safe and effective. Dance house vol 1 nexus downloader.
That the wide spread implementation of naturopathic medicine in primary care will improve public health outcomes including cost-effectiveness. That the scientific exploration of naturopathic medical principles and practice will yield important scientific insights 2. A model mapping the types of naturopathic medical research was developed that identified three major domains:.
Whole practice research, with a focus on research on naturopathic medicine as practiced in the community. Content research, with a focus on components of naturopathic medicine (e.g., botanical medicine). Context research, with a focus on observations about the practice of naturopathic medicine 3. The majority of research to date on naturopathic medicine was in the domain of content research. Currently, little research has been done in the domains of context research and whole practice research. It is predicted that the process of creating such an agenda will facilitate and inform the future of naturopathic research. For additional resources on relevant Alternative and Complementary Resources, see our Resource Guides on: NOTE: The following resource listings are not intended to be comprehensive, nor to be used as a guide for treatment.
They are provided for information only. The resources are selected and categorized to help you with your own research. Some of these books have been authored by licensed naturopathic doctors. Other books are not but relate to the field of naturopathic medicine. In general, there are many books related to naturopathic medicine, and this list is clearly not exhaustive or all inclusive. Some of the books listed below can also be found in a list created by the American Medical Student Association's Naturopathic Medicine's Interest Group. General Naturopathic Medicine Joseph E Pizzorno, N.D., and Michael T Murray, N.D., 2nd edition, revised Prima Publishing, 1997 A comprehensive, user friendly guide to more than 70 medical conditions.
Joseph E Pizzorno, N.D., and Michael T Murray, N.D The Textbook of Natural Medicine Originally published by Churchill Livingstone, 1999 Text/reference with approximately 10,000 citations to peer-reviewed literature providing standards of practice for natural medicine. Covers history and the conceptual basis of natural medicine, diagnostic procedures, common modalities, issues relevant to disease, and specific diseases. For clinicians. Tori Hudson, N.D. Keats, 1999 Women's Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine covers in depth the whole range of women's health concerns including menstrual difficulties, menopause, endometriosis, osteoporosis and others and explains how integrated medicine can be used to treat these conditions. Joseph E Pizzorno, N.D Prima Publishing, 1997 This book covers each of the major body systems, describing how they work, how to recognize when something is not working correctly, and how to make it work again.
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Pizzorno, ND, M. Murray, ND, H. Joiner-Bey, ND, 2nd Edition Churchhill Livingston, 2002 This in-depth guide provides clear and rational directives on diagnosing and treating specific diseases and disorders with natural medicine. This book has summaries of diagnostic procedures, general considerations, therapeutic considerations, and therapeutic approaches for 84 of the most commonly seen conditions.
Eric Yarnell, ND Publisher not known, 2000 This text contains information on aspects of the treatment of disease and problems of gastrointestinal homeostasis. Mary Bove, ND McGraw-Hill, 2001 Featuring an A-to- Z compilation of more than fifty common childhood ailments this book is designed to help all parents take a more active role in the health and well-being of their children. Alschuler, N.D., Karolyn A.
Gazella,: An Integrative Approach to Prevention, Treatment, and Healing (Alternative Medicine Guides, 2007) This comprehensive guide to cancer has discussions of 20 specific cancers, including detailed descriptions of integrative treatments. The authors also review key body functions including immunity, inflammation, hormonal influences, insulin resistance, digestion, detoxification and elimination. Lininger Schuyler, D.C.; Alan R. Gaby, M.D.; Steve Austin, N.D; Don Brown, N.D.; Jonathan Wright; M.D.
And Alice Duncan D.C., C.C.H. Prima Publishing, 1999 This book covers clinically proven natural treatments for most common medical conditions. Marc Micozzi, M.D., Ph.D (Ed.) Churchhill Livingston, 2001 This introductory textbook contains the historical background of alternative therapies and health systems. It focuses on treatments supported by clinical trials, explains the development of key ideas and approaches, and includes new appendice s. Naturopathic Philosophy Sebastian Kneipp (New Edition) Standard Publications Inc, 2007, original published 1956 The author presents his water-cure, tested for more than 35 years and published for the cure of diseases and the preservation of health. Henry Lindlahr, M.D.
Bibliobazaar, 2007 (The Nature Cure Publishing Company, 1922) This book is a reprint of the classic early guide to holistic medicine. Lindlahr was the founder of American Naturopathy and introduced the United States to the German Nature Cure movement. Friedhelm Kirchfeld and Wade Boyle Medicina Biologica, 1994 This book details prominent Nature Doctors from the European nature cure movement and those who brought the movement to the Americas, like Priessnitz, Grafenberg, Fathere Kneipp, Rikli; Felke, and Dr. Schweniger, Benedict and Louisa Lust, Henry Lindlahr, Thomson and Lief, Otis G. Koegler and Dr. Boucher, and finally John Bastyr, the father of modern naturopathic medicine. Wade Boyle, ND and Andre Saine, ND Buckeye Naturopathic Press, 1988 This book is the essential reference for naturopathic hydrotherapy written by 2 pioneering naturopathic physicians, Wade Boyle and Andre Saine.
The techniques are based on Dr. Carroll's constitutional hydrotherapy treatments and adhere to the basic principles & philosophy of hydrotherapy. Henry Lindlahr, M.D r Standard Publications Inc, 2007; Original 1919 This book is rich with classic naturopathic philosophy and treatment guides serving as foundation for modern naturopathic medicine. Botanical Medicine Sharol Tilgner, N.D.
Wise Acres, 1999 This text includes 170 herb profiles, herbal preparations, formula arranged by body system. Tilgner has compiled the information from traditional herbal teachers, the current model of naturopathic health care and current research from respected scientists. William Mitchell, N.D. Churchill Livingston Publishing, 2003 This book is derived from the teachings of the eclectic naturopathic physician, John Bastyr. Contains practical advice and insight drawn from Dr. Bastyr's notes, lectures, and writings, as well as the author's own clinical experiments with plants during 25 years of practice. Matthew Wood North Atlantic Books, 1997 Matthew Wood, practicing herbalist and homeopath, blends Western Herbalism, North American Indian shamanistic botany, Homeopathy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
This book contains both practical knowledge of medicinal plant usage and insight on how medicinal plants may bestow their wisdom and healing on those that use them. In slightly under 500 pages, Wood provides an extensive and eclectic description of 41 herbs, their indications, uses and fascinating points about their history.
Joerg Gruenwald, Thomas Brendler, and Christof Jaenicke, 4th ed. (Physician's Desk Reference (Pdr) for Herbal Medicines) DMedical Economics, 2000 Includes full-color identification guide, drug interactions guide, and herbal monographs on 700 botanical substances. David Hoffmann Healing Arts Press, 2003 A foundation textbook on the scientific principles of therapeutic herbalism and their application in medicine, covering illnesses, body systems, herb actions, and extensive materia medica.
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Nutrition Cynthia Lair 3rd Edition MoonSmile Press, 1997 This book focused on an easy-to-prepare, sustainable, whole foods diet for the entire family. The third edition of Feeding the Whole Family adds chapters on balancing meals, planning shopping trips, drinks for kids, and over 60 new recipes to this edition. Over 180 recipes overall. John Neustadt, ND This book describes the underlying biochemistry and nutritional deficiencies that cause disease, and how the underlying causes of symptoms can be corrected with targeted nutrient therapies. Marc David Bell Tower, 1992 Nourishing Wisdom is about how to eat rather than what to eat, exploring the psychology of food and our true relationship to it. Russell Marz, N.D.
Quiet Lion Press, 1997 This comprehensive textbook details clinical nutrition from both a nutrient focus, as well as many medical conditions. Sally Fallon NewTrends Publishing Inc, 1999 A full-spectrum nutritional cookbook with a message-animal fats and cholesterol are vital factors in the human diet. Includes information on how to prepare grains, health benefits of bone broths and enzyme-rich lacto-fermented foods. Elson Haas, M.D.
And Buck Levin Celestial Arts Publishing, 1992 This book is a thick nutrition reference book, and features newly expanded chapters on special supplements, lifestyle programs, and medical treatment programs for various conditions. Michael Murray, N.D. And Joseph Pizzorno, N.D., and Lara Pizzorno 2006 Drs. Murray and Pizzorno provide historical tidbits and discoveries from the laboratory along with tips on selecting, storing, and preparing all kinds of healthful foods, as well as recipes.
Homeopathy Roger Morrison, M.D. Hahnmann Clinic Publishing, 1993 This text contains over 290 remedies, with keynotes and symptoms listed in an easily accessible format. Rajan Sankaran Homeopathic Medical Publishers, 1997 This book contains detailed descriptions of homeopathic remedies, along with important comparisons to other remedies. Timothy Dooley, ND, MD, Second Edition Timing Publications, 2002 Dr.
Dooley intersperses stories from his twenty years of training and experience as he explains what homeopathy is, how it differs, when to use it, what to expect, how to get results, and what is needed for success in treatment. Dana Ullman, MPH, Second Revised Edition North Atlantic Books, 1993 This book covers the history and the philosophy of homeopathy as well as scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness for a variety of conditions. Specific to Naturopathic Medicine Journal of Naturopathic Medicine Official publication of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP). Currently in re-development, and will be available at end of 2008.
International Journal of Naturopathic Medicine Peer reviewed online journal. Naturopathy Digest Dedicated to providing accurate, authoritative information for the advancement of naturopathic medicine. Alex Vasquez, ND, DC Editor. 12 printed issues per year, also extensive information online. Naturopathic Doctor News and Review Naturopathic Doctor News & Review is a professional news and information resource for naturopathic physicians in North America. American Family Physician Official publication of the American Academy of Family Physicians An informative article from the Journal of Family Practice describes a naturopathic visit and the role NDs play in our health care system.
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“Naturopathic Medicine: What can Patients Expect?” volume 54, number 12, December 2005 General Alternative Medicine Review Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine Complementary Therapies in Medicine An international, peer-reviewed journal that aims to publish valid, relevant and rigorous research and serious discussion articles with the main purpose of improving healthcare. Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal Launched as a peer-reviewed journal in 2002, Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal (IMCJ) provides practitioners with a practical and comprehensive approach to integrating alternative therapies with conventional medicine. The journal is published 6 times per year under the leadership of Joseph Pizzorno, ND, Editor in Chief, a co-founder and former president of Bastyr University. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Research on Paradigm, Practice, and Policy Townsend Letter, the Examiner of Alternative Medicine Townsend Letter, the Examiner of Alternative Medicine, publishes a print magazine about alternative medicine. It is written by researchers, health practitioners and patients. As a forum for the entire alternative medicine community, they present scientific information (pro and con) on a wide variety of alternative medicine topics.
Unified Energetics Exploring conscious healing at the heart of medicine Published quarterly by Unified Health Press. Unified Energetics is a complimentary trade journal publication for clinicians and it covers a broad spectrum of topics, with a regular editorial emphasis on the clinical significance of whole food nutrition and the influence of spirituality and consciousness on healing. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP) 4435 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Suite 403 Washington, DC 20016 Toll free: (866)-538-2267 Phone: (202) 237-8150 Fax: (202) 237-8152 The professional organization for licensed naturopathic physicians. Contact the organization for referrals, licensing, and extensive information about naturopathy. Contact information for the AANP’s state affiliate associations are also listed for about 37 states at Council on Naturopathic Medical Education Executive Director Council on Naturopathic Medical Education P.O. Box 178 Great Barrington, MA 01230 Tel.: 413-528-8877 Fax: 413-528-8880 E-mail: Founded in 1978, CNME is accepted as the programmatic accrediting agency for naturopathic medical education by the four-year naturopathic colleges and programs in the United States and Canada, by the American and Canadian national naturopathic professional associations, and by NABNE. CNME advocates for high standards in naturopathic education, and its grant of accreditation to a program indicates prospective students and the public may have confidence in the educational quality of the program. Secretary of Education recognizes CNME as the national accrediting agency for programs leading to the Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (N.D. Or N.M.D.) or Doctor of Naturopathy (N.D.) degree.
North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners (NABNE) Suite 119, #321, 9220 SW Barbur Boulevard Portland, OR Phone: 503-778-7990 fax: 503-452-3943 Email: NABNE administers the NPLEX (Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Examinations) to candidates who have met examination requirements. NABNE is an examining board only, not a credentialing or licensing board. Students and graduates of programs accredited or pre-accredited (candidacy) by CNME are eligible to apply for examinations administered by NABNE. NATUROPATHIC MEDICAL SCHOOLS. The following schools are accredited by the CNME (Council on Naturopathic Medical Education): Bastyr University 14500 Juanita Drive NE Kenmore, WA Phone: (425) 823-1300 Fax: (425) 823-6222 Practitioner Referral Line: (voicemail) (425) 602-3390 Clinic: (206) 834-4100 Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine 1255 Sheppard Avenue East Toronto, Ontario M2K 1E2 Canada Phone: (416) 498-1255 Toll Free: 1-866-241-2266 Clinic: (416) 498-9763 College of Naturopathic Medicine- University of Bridgeport 60 Lafayette Street Bridgeport, CT 06601 Phone: (203) 576-4108 Toll Free: 1-800-EXCEL UB ext. 4108 Fax: (203) 576-4941 Email: National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM) 049 SW Porter Portland, OR 97201 Phone: 503.552.1555 Two Clinics: 503-552-1551 and 503-552-1552 Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences 2140 East Broadway Road Tempe, AZ 85282 Phone: (480) 858-9100 Fax: (480) 858-9116 Clinic: 480-970-0000 Email: or WEB RESOURCES Promotional and commercial sites are not included in this listing unless they provide significant impartial information resources. HealthWorldOnline - Naturopathy Contains information on naturopathy under several categories, including therapeutic modalities in naturopathic medicine, naturopathic approach to specific health concerns, naturopathic medicine schools, and naturopathic resource center.
Naturopathic Medicine Network Site includes a section for professional naturopaths, and several sections for consumers, including a a 'Yellow Pages' of naturopaths graduated from accredited 4-year programs. Social science. Naturopathy Online Informative site from a professional naturopath, Suzanne Lawton, ND The Integrator Blog News, reports, opinion, and networking for the business, education, policy and practice of Integrative Medicine, CAM, and Integrated Health Care.
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