Reiki, the universal life energy, is contained in all living things. If a person becomes ill, his body shows energy deficits. He develops symptoms that can be treated with a Reiki application. Energy initiation belongs to the field of holistic energy work and is offered today by many alternative practitioners, as well as in spa … Reiki: Treatment, Effects & Risks
The ethmoidal cells are part of the ethmoid bone, which is located in the inner part of the frontal, nasal and eye cavities. In addition to their stability function, they connect to nerves and are involved in olfactory perception. Fractures, nerve damage, tumors, inflammation as well as polyp formation can be possible diseases related to … Ethmoidal Cells: Structure, Function & Diseases
Products In many countries, drugs containing promethazine are currently no longer on the market. The last product to be withdrawn from the market was Rhinathiol promethazine with the expectorant carbocisteine on January 31, 2009. However, medicines are still available in many countries. The original drug is Phenergan. Promethazine was developed in the 1940s at Rhône-Poulenc, … Promethazine
Electrostimulation involves contacting a motor nerve by means of applied voltage. This contacting causes an action potential to reach the muscle, causing it to contract. Therapeutic electrostimulation is used primarily for peripheral paralysis and is intended to prevent muscle atrophy. What is electrostimulation? Electrostimulation is therapeutic stimulation by an applied voltage source. Electrostimulative procedures are … Electrostimulation: Treatment, Effects & Risks
The elimination diet is a diagnostic procedure to determine food intolerances when allergological tests have not allowed sufficient conclusions. In the elimination diet, a food is omitted for days at a time according to a fixed pattern and then reintroduced into the diet in order to be able to attribute reactions of the body to … Elimination Diet: Treatment, Effect & Risks
If chemoprophylaxis is induced, physicians administer a viral agent or antibiotic to the patient to prophylactically (preventively) treat an established or an impending infection. The administration of these drugs is intended to prevent or combat the spread of pathogens in the body. What is chemoprophylaxis? If chemoprophylaxis is induced, physicians administer a viral agent or … Chemoprophylaxis: Treatment, Effects & Risks
The porcini mushroom (Boletus edulis), called Herrenpilz in Austria, is considered the noblest and tastiest of the native mushrooms. Boletus are tubular mushrooms with bulbous stems and a cap diameter of up to 20 centimeters, although much larger specimens are also found. This is what you should know about porcini mushrooms Porcini mushrooms are protected … Porcini Mushrooms: Intolerance & Allergy
Earaches are mostly severe painful irritations around the ear. This includes the inner ear, middle ear, pinna and also the outer areas of the ear. Most often, injuries, infections and inflammations are the cause of ear pain. What are earaches? Earaches can come in different forms and intensities. There are stabbing, pressing, unilateral and bilateral … Earache: Causes, Treatment & Help
Nutritional counseling has become an important part of the affluent society. How the body reacts to the environment and nutrition, which diet is suitable for which person, which biochemical processes take place in the organism, what allergies there are, what influence eating behavior, body awareness, daily exercise, sports and general lifestyle have on health, and … Nutritional Counseling: Treatment, Effect & Risks
Water spinach is a green vegetable that enhances Asian dishes in particular. It belongs to the genus of the showy vine and can be both annual and perennial. Other names – especially in the culinary field – are phak kwang tung or kangkung. Here’s what you should know about water spinach Water spinach thrives mainly … Water Spinach: Intolerance & Allergy
Symptoms Oral mucositis manifests as redness, swelling, pain, a burning sensation, aphthae, a white to yellowish coating, sores, ulceration, bleeding, and bad breath, among other symptoms. The tongue and gums may also be affected. The discomfort may increase in association with eating. Sores can be so painful that food intake is limited, which can lead … Oral Mucositis
Symptoms A mold infestation in living spaces can cause or trigger health complaints. These include: Respiratory diseases such as cough, bronchitis and asthma. Irritation of the skin, throat, nose and eyes. Allergies, hypersensitivity reactions, anaphylaxis. Headache Potentially poisoning by mycotoxins In immunocompromised people, a life-threatening systemic fungal infection is additionally possible. Also, the so-called “sick … Mold in the Living Room
