WHAT IS HERBAL MEDICINE?
Herbal medicine is medicine made from plants, either the whole plant or sometimes parts of the plant. For example; leaves, flowers, roots or bark. It has been the main source of medicine for thousands of years. 80% of the world's population, still use herbal medicine as their primary source of healthcare to date.
WHAT DOES AN HERBALIST DO?
An Herbal Medicine Practitioner focuses on the root cause of the clients health condition, rather than the presenting symptoms. The choice of herbs that an Herbal Practitioner prescribes, is based on detailed information given to the Herbal Practitioner by the client and as the result of any clinical examination carried out during the consultation. This allows for a bespoke formula to be created just for you.
WHAT IS A NATUROPATHIC Dr?
A Naturopath focuses on the prevention and treatment of chronic illness to restore and establish optimal health by supporting the client's inherent self-healing processes. It focusses on the root cause rather than symptoms. Treatment advice includes; nutrition, supplementation, lifestyle, movement and much more.
WHAT IS IRIDOLOGY?
Iridology is an holistic practice in which an Iridologist, looks at the client’s eyes, and uses what they see to determine any physical ailments that may be present in the body.
More specifically, Iridologist looks at the iris (the coloured part of the eye) for any abnormalities in pigmentation. Iridologists believe that a unique feature or pattern in the colour of the iris can indicate that a disease, organ weakness or condition may be present. They then determine the type of ailment based on where the feature or abnormality is located on the iris. This is done using an iridology chart and torch.
If an oddity is found during the examination, the Iridologist informs the client. From there, the Iridologist and client can work together to strengthen any areas of weakness discovered.