Systems of the Body

Four Aspects of Complete Health:

(1) Bodily health and wholeness-- to ensure that the physical body has the correct nutrition and appropriate healing support for any ills it may be experiencing.

(2) Emotional well-being-- to ensure a well-rounded life in which you can nurtured and fully appreciate the human condition.

(3) Mental vision and perspective-- to help create a frame of mind in which you can find your centre, enabling you to make choices from the centre, not from the stance of a victim.

(4) Spiritual openness and vitality in whatever form that takes for the person involved.

When we look at the systems of the body in a holistic way, we recognize that all organs and systems of the body are connected and influence each other. We need to look at what each one individually contributes to the whole picture.

Circulatory System

	Heart Weakness
            Palpitations
            Angina Pectoris
            High Blood Pressure
            Arteriosclerosis
            Thrombosis and Phlebitis
            Varicose Veins
	Varicose Ulcers
	Bad Circulation and Chilblains

Respiratory System

	Congestion
	Coughs
	Bronchitis
	Pleurisy
	Whooping Cough
	Asthma

        The Ears:
	        Infections
	        Earache
 	        Mastoiditis
	        Deafness and Hearing Problems
	        Tinnitus
	The Nose:
	        Catarrh
	        Colds
	        Influenza
	        Sinusitis
	        Hay fever
                    Polyps
	        Nosebleed
	The Throat:
	        Tonsillitis
	        Laryngitis
	The Eyes

	General Symptoms:
	        Constipation
	        Diarrhea
	        Pain
	        Loss of Appetite
	        Anorexia Nervosa
	The Mouth:
	        Teeth
                    Gingivitis
                    Pyorrhea
                    Abcess
                    Mouth Ulcers
	The Stomach:
	        Indigestion
	        Irregular Eating
	        Overeating and Eating too Quickly
	        Eating the Wrong Food
	        Nervous Tension
                   Gastritis
	        Very Hot Foods or Drinks
	        Chemical Irritants
                    Alcohol
	        Mechanical Irritants
                    Gastric Ulcer
	The Small Intestine:
	         Duodenal Ulcers
	         Enteritis
	         Malabsorption
	The Large Intestine:
	         Colitis
	         Physical Irritation
	         Chemical Irritants
	         Food that Causes Allergic Reactions
	         Diverticulitis
	         Appendicitis
	         Hemorrhoids
	The Liver and Gall-Bladder:
	        Supporting the Liver
	        Diet for Liver and Gall-Bladder
	        Jaundice
	        Gall-Bladder Inflammation
 	        Gallstones

	Psychological Disease:
	         Stress
	         Anxiety
	         Pre-menstrual Tension
	         Hyperactivity
	         Depression
	         Insomnia
	Neurological:
	         Headaches
	         Migraine
	         Neuralgia
	         Multiple Sclerosis
	         Shingles

	Infections:
	         Anti-Microbials
	         Diaphoretics
	         Anthelminitics
	Treating Infections
	Treating Infestations:
	         Intestinal Worms
	         Lice and Fleas
	         Scabies

	Internal Causes:
	         Psoriasis
	         Eczema
	         Acne
	         Boils
	         Impetigo
	         Warts
	         Herpes Simplex
	         Ringworm
	External Causes:
	         Wounds
	         Bruises
	         Burns

	Rheumatism and Arthritis:
	         Toxic Build-up
	         A Cleansing Regime
	         External Remedies
	         Fibrositis
	         Bursitis
	         Gout
	         Lumbago
	         Sciatica
	Sprains and Strains
        Muscle Cramps

	The Pancreas:
	         Pancreatitis
	         Diabetes Mellitus
	The Thyroid:
	         Over-active Thyroid
	         Under-active Thyroid
	         Goitre
	The Adrenal Glands

	The Menstrual Cycle:
	          Amenorrhea
	          Menorrhagia
	          Metrorrhagia
	          Dysmenorrhea
	          Pre-menstrual Syndrome
	          The Contraceptive Pill
	Pregnancy and Childbirth:
	          Threatened Miscarriage
	           Morning Sickness
	           Labour
	           Milk Production
	The Menopause
	Infections
	Herbs and Sexuality

	Infections:
	          Cystitis
	          Urethritis
	          Prostatitis
	          Pyelonephritis
	Kidney Problems:
	          Water Retention
	          Kidney Stones
	          Renal Colic
	          Incontinence