Cenacle Treatment Centre

Homeopathic overdose

The Daily Telegraph published an article about a group of protesters staging a mass overdose of homeopathic medicine out side Boots pharmaceutical stores around the U.K. Their purpose was to prove that you can not overdose on homeopathy and that its benefits were merely a placebo effect. 

This only proves that homeopathy is the safest alternative, a patients ailment has to be correctly linked to the Right remedy or there will be no relief of the symptoms. Homepoathic medication has been used to treat animals this merely proves that this treatment is not a placebo effect. 

Below is a comment written by V.P.Singh M.D.(Homeopathy)
I have read the post in the Telegraph.co.uk and all the comments thereon.

There is a natural law' Nothing in this world exhausts, matter turns into energy and energy turns into matter'.

One agrees or not, but this law is there.

Peanut allergies

Early this week a report highlighted the positive effects of using small amounts of peanut substance to to treat patients with severe peanut allergies and had very positive results. In Homeopathy this practice is called Isopathy where you treat a patient who has never been well since being given, or been in contact with
that substance, a Homeopathically prepared identical substance to produce an effective response. Animals have been treated with homeopathy for many ears with good effect. Which I am sure you agree has noting to do with the placebo effect. 

Homeopathy on the NHS

The science and technology committee have called for a review on homeopathy on the NHS, saying its merely a placebo effect and it only works because the patients believe in it. Committee chairman Phil Willis MP warned spending public money on an approach not supported by evidence could have "harmful consequences". £152,000 is spent a year on homeopathic medication on the NHS though this treatment is only for patients who have been failed by conventional drugs.
Dr Michael Dixon from the Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health stated
"If homeopathy is getting results for those patients, then of course we should continue to use it."

The Cenacle treatment Centre has been been offering homeopathic treatment (amongst other therapies ) to people who suffer from chronic illness and they  have had positive results.

What is Chiropractic?

Chiropractors provide care for patients of all ages, who present with a range of acute and chronic conditions.  As well as advice about self-help, exercise, diet and lifestyle, chiropractors often provide support for pain management, sports injuries and active rehabilitation. Our Patient Information Leaflet gives you an idea of what you can expect when you see a Chiropractor.

Chiropractic is a fast-growing independent health care profession in the United Kingdom  and it is regulated by the General Chiropractic Council (GCC). To find a Chiropractor in your area, you can either call the GCC on 0845 601 1796 or use the Search facility on this website.

Chiropractic is concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the effects of these disorders on the function of the nervous system and general health.  There is an emphasis on manual treatments including spinal manipulation or adjustment (World Federation of Chiropractic, 1999).

The truth about Aspartame

The increase of Junk food production means there is a lot of competition on the market, food companies have to increase the flavour of their foods and lower the cost of production. Many food companies add chemicals to their products which stimulate and disrupt normal appetite control making you eat more and in turn increasing their turnover. Unfortunately chemicals such as aspartame, msg Exitotoxins, have been linked to problems such as obesity, infertility, migraines and cancer, something food companies do not want you to find out.
If you want to know more on this subject please follow the link Download Aspartame_Truth.

What is past life regression?

In simple terms past life regression is just remembering. Stored in your subconscious mind are all the memories of all of your experiences, what it is like to be a small child or baby, what its like to be born. Regression is reaching into these memories to enable you to recapture the events of the past, not only this lifetime but also the memories of previous lifetimes.

Tuina, boosting the body's natural immune system

In practice, Tuina uses massage techniques on muscles, with the aim of resolving pain by assisting the circulation of blood and energy and by boosting the body's natural immune system and pain defence. Massage techniques on joints and vertebrae s work on mobility and anti-inflammation. Tuina techniques are excellent in treating symptoms already present, as well as prevention and maintaining wellbeing.

The Origins of Tai Chi.

The origins of Tai Chi are vague although many scholars will credit Chang San-feng of the Sung Dynasty (960 – 1278) with the development of Tai Chi in the twelfth century. Then again other scholars will claim that he lived in the thirteenth or even the sixteenth century.

 It is said that he had two important predecessors, one of these was the Indian monk named Ta Mo who came to China to practice meditation and is credited for developing the Shoalin exercises which in a way are similar to some of the Tai Chi movements and these exercises were developed for the physically degenerated monks of the Shoalin Temple to strengthen their bodies so that they could be a more secure temple for the soul.

Tai Chi for health

Everyone who practices tai chi agrees that the increased flexibility is one of its great attributes. Many of these benefits are consistent with many other forms of low-impact exercises, with the added benefit of focus on improved posture, balance and alignment.

What is candida?

Candida is natural yeast that lives in the body in small harmless amounts. It is found in the creases and crevices of the digestive tract and in the vaginal tract in women.
Many factors can contribute, but a disturbance in the yeast/ bacteria balance , change in the pH (acidity/ alkalinity), drugs such as antibiotics, or a suppression of the immune system can allow the candida to proliferate and grow out of control.

What are the symptoms?

A candida overgrowth in the vagina is termed thrush and the symptoms are an intense genital itching, inflammation and redness in the external genital area, and sometimes a thick vaginal discharge.

Candidiasis or candida overgrowth in the intestine can produce a wide range of symptoms and questionnaire by your practitioner will determine the likelihood of the yeast being responsible, but can include fatigue, allergies, immune system malfunction, digestive disturbances and chemical sensitivities are some prominent ones.