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The homeopath will ask you about your
current symptoms, past medical history, and general questions about your
health. They may then ask questions about how you feel about certain
things within your life, what was happening around the time you got sick and
how you coped with these events. The answers to these questions are
used to find a remedy specifically for you called your "constitutional"
remedy. This remedy when achieved should start to change the triggers
for illness within you. These remedies are difficult to find and may
take several visits to get it right. Once the correct constitutional
has been determined however, miracles happen!
A consultation takes from one to one
and a half hours where you will be talking most of the time. The
homeopath then analyses the information you have provided which could take a
few minutes to a few days. You will then be phoned and a remedy posted
out or made available for you to pick up. Detailed instructions are
provided with the remedy and the homeopath will be available between certain
times if you have any further questions.
A follow-up consultation will be booked
for a few weeks after the first consultation to determine the correctness of
the remedy. From there on consultations are once every 4-8 weeks until
you are well.
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The naturopath will ask you about your current
symptoms and general health including bowel movements, family history
and past health issues. They will when necessary ask about diet,
lifestyle, job and family. Based upon the answers you have given,
a treatment plan will be discussed with you. Treatment may be in
the form of diet and lifestyle changes and herbs or supplements in
liquid or tablet form.
A follow-up consultation will be booked from 2
to 4 weeks away. The naturopath will be available between certain
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The nutritionist will ask you about your current
symptoms and general health including bowel movements, family history
and past health issues, lifestyle, job and family. They will go
through your diet in detail and may get you to conduct a diet diary
which lists all the food you have eaten in 2 weeks. Based upon the
answers you have given, a treatment plan will be discussed with you.
Treatment may be in the form of diet and lifestyle changes as well as
supplements.
A follow-up consultation will be booked from 2
to 4 weeks away. The nutritionist will be available between
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The naturopath or homeopath will take the case
based on the physical symptoms your pet is displaying as well as
behaviour that you consider out of the ordinary. Questions will be
asked about the animals general personality and reaction to stressors
within it's life. Diet and lifestyle questions may be asked and
taken into account when a treatment plan is drawn up. Remedies may
be herbal, homeopathic, supplements or just changes to diet.
Consultants taking animal cases have had several
years experience handling and caring for animals in a professional
environment as well as extensive complementary therapy experience.
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