Causation. Part 2

Locations. “Where are the problems?”
A. Regions, mind, head, abdomen, extremities, etc.
B. Systems, such a nervous, digestive, glandular, etc.
C. Extensions or concomitant complaints. Read more

Causation. Part 1

The Seven-level Case Taking Schema

Baron von Boenninghausen (1785 – 1864) bemoaned the fact that even in his day many homeopaths were ignoring the importance of constitution and aetiology, which is stressed in Aphorism 5, by concentrating only on the symptoms as presented. Read more

What is Spinal Stenosis?

Spinal stenosis is one of several possible causes of low back pain as well as the leg pain that often is identified as sciatic pain. In the low back, it is known as lumbar spinal stenosis and is a narrowing of the spinal canal that usually occurs in people older than 50 who have osteoarthritis. Read more

Prevention III Excercise & Activity. Part 2

Regular exercise will give you more energy and help you sleep better. If you are a restless sleeper and have trouble getting through your day without feeling a nap coming on nearly all day long, you might not be getting enough exercise. Try 30 minutes of light exercise three or four times per week for a few weeks. Your co-workers will experience a whole new you! Read more

Prevention III Excercise & Activity. Part 1

Can you remember a time in your life when you were more active, when exercise was more a part of your daily routine? If you can, did you sleep better, have less colds and headaches, more stamina than now? Unfortunately, we have become a nation of sedentary couch-creatures. Modern society has made it too easy to remain inactive. Many of us are less active than we were five, ten or more years ago. Read more

Tips for Parenting Young Children

Guard your joints when picking up your baby. Using an open palm facing up, instead of your fingers, protects your wrist and fingers.
Keep the crib or changing table at a height where you don’t have to bend over. Read more

Stress Management for Tobacco Users

Tobacco users often rely on the relaxing and mood managing aspects of the nicotine, smoke, and behavior of their tobacco habit to manage both short and long-term stress. Unfortunately, tobacco only provides temporary relief of stress symptoms and does not help the user to face or resolve the stress. Read more

How Does Appetite Suppressants Works

Introduction

With the way people look becoming a mass media obsession, coupled with an U.S. epidemic of obesity, there is a multibillion dollar industry in products for weight loss. Appetite suppressants, an option that has been available for quite some time, help to control your hunger so that you consume fewer calories during the day. Read more

Rheumatic Fever An Overview

Rheumatic fever is a rare but potentially dangerous complication of an infection caused by streptococcus bacteria — usually strep throat.
It’s most common in children between the ages of 5 and 15, though adults can also get it. Read more

Sports training camps. Part 6

Pricing

Pricing is a very subjective matter. It depends on your market and the amount of price sensitivity in your area. Some general tips include:

1) The first time you run your program — if you’d like to make it an on-going program — it should be free (if you do not have a “star” coach). This will generate enthusiasm, allow you to refine the program and gather data and statistics that can be used to promote the program in the future and charge for it. Read more