Struggling With Depression, Anxiety or Other Mental Health Conditions?

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Struggling With Depression, Anxiety or Other
Mental Health Conditions?
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Synopsis

1. What Qualities Must a Reiki Master Possess
2. What Are the Symptoms of Diabetes and How to
   Treat It?
3. Homeopathy for Better Health
4. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
5. What Are the Most Common Digestive Disorders

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What Qualities Must a Reiki Master Possess

• Characteristics of a Reiki Master
• The training required to complete the Reiki
  master stage involves completing three different
  levels. Each level has its own significance and
  no student is allowed to skip training at any
  level. In level one, the student is taught
  different methods and the history of Reiki. In
  Level 2 the student is introduced to classic
  Reiki symbols that they can use to heal people.
• The third and the last lesson is about Reiki
  master techniques where a student learns the
  basic hand movements, and finally, the student is
  introduced to attunement and sacred Reiki
  symbols. The third level is called the master
  level and once this stage is completed without
  any issues the individual can become the Reiki
  master.
• Reiki Master for Individual Personal Development
• Learning to be a professional in Reiki involves
  hard work and dedication. The training will not
  only provide benefits to others around you, the
  training itself has a positive impact on your
  personal development. You learn to become
  tolerant and considerate of other people. You can
  find people who are in constant pain your
  training in Reiki can improve the flow of blocked
  life force energy and help them become healthy
  again.

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What Are the Symptoms of Diabetes and How to
Treat It?

• Excessive Thirst
• Diabetics experience an increased need to drink
  water as a result, their water consumption is
  significantly increased. People with diabetes
  frequently need to drink water at night. If a
  child has a need to drink water frequently, it
  could be a sign of type 1 diabetes.
• Frequent Need to Urinate
• Another very distinctive symptom of diabetes is
  the need to urinate more frequently. If you
  suddenly feel the urgent need to urinate
  excessively and frequently then it could mean
  that you are diabetic. The need to repeatedly
  urinate is accompanied by excessive drinking. If
  you or your loved ones show such symptoms,
  consulting with a doctor is necessary for timely
  detection and treatment of diabetes.
• Extreme Hunger
• Another classic symptom of diabetes is increased
  hunger, you might feel hungry more often and
  sometimes the hunger can be extreme. Despite the
  hunger and frequent eating, a diabetic is prone
  to weight loss and weakness. The weight loss is
  caused by a breakdown of fats and muscles.

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What Are the Symptoms of Diabetes and How to
Treat It?

• Fatigue
• Whenever you feel more tired than usual, it could
  mean that you are diabetic. Fatigue in a diabetic
  individual is caused by the imbalance of blood
  sugar levels. The blood circulation slows down
  and cells in the body are unable to provide
  oxygen and nutrients that can lead to fatigue.
• Excessive Sleepiness
• If you are feeling sleepy during the day despite
  having a nights sleep then it could indicate
  that you might be diabetic.
• Slow Healing of Wounds
• Diabetes leads to damage to the blood vessels and
  disrupts the blood circulation to injured areas
  of the body. It hinders the natural healing
  process, making wounds heal much slower. The
  recovery of wounds in a diabetic individual is
  very difficult. The risk of infection doubles as
  the wound takes more time to recover.

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Homeopathy for Better Health

• Scientific research indicates a close connection
  between mental state, stress and personality
  structure, and the ability of the body to react
  and cope with the disease. Hence, Homeopathy
  includes taking into consideration all aspects of
  the patient. Before providing any kind of
  medication, the homoeopath will consider the
  different personality traits of the individual.
  The character, attitude towards life,
  pathological background and temperament are put
  into consideration along with the symptoms of
  illnesses before prescribing a medication.
• To weaken the strength of these ingredients,
  homoeopaths add water to the extracts to limit
  their potency. The mixture is shaken so that
  everything is mixed, this process is called the
  potentization. This step allows the transfer of
  healing essence. Homoeopathic experts believe
  that a lower dose is more potent than a larger
  dosage. Some of the homoeopathic remedies do not
  contain the original molecules from its source.
  In fact, they come in a variety of different
  forms like liquid drops, gels, tablets and sugar
  pellets.

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Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• What triggers Irritable bowel syndrome?
• Hormonal changes play a vital role in triggering
  symptoms of the syndrome. During menstrual cycle,
  most of the women experience an increase in the
  symptoms. As women have frequent hormonal
  changes this makes them most likely to have the
  Irritable bowel syndrome.
• Food for the majority of the people is a cause of
  Irritable bowel syndrome they experience worse
  symptoms when they drink or eat a particular
  food.
• Increase in stress has been reported by many
  patients as a major trigger of Irritable bowel
  syndrome. Stress can only make symptom worst and
  isnt a reason behind it.
• Diagnosis of Irritable bowel syndrome
• Manning criteria. In this criteria doctor will
  keep a check on relief of pain by passing stool.
  Along with this changes in the consistency of the
  stool is observed. If these symptoms are present
  then there is a high possibility of the disorder.
• Rome criteria. In this criteria, he will look for
  abdominal pain and discomfort that lasts longer
  than one day a week during the last three months
  to diagnose irritable bowel syndrome. Related to
  these issues discomfort and pain are connected
  to defecation, the occurrence of defecation is
  changed, or stool consistency is changed.

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What Are the Most Common Digestive Disorders

• Gallstones
• The gallbladder is a tiny, pear-shaped sack that
  stores and releases bile that helps digestion.
  Overtime, hard deposits of calcium and other
  materials can form a stone in the gallbladder,
  this condition is known as gallstones.
• Crohns Disease
• This digestive disorder is a part of the
  different digestive conditions called the
  inflammatory bowel disease IBD. The Crohns
  disease usually damages the terminal ileum that
  connects the end of the small bowel to the part
  where colon begins. The reasons behind Crohns
  disease are not clear, a number of different
  factors cause it and narrowing it down to a few
  reasons is difficult. The most common symptoms
  are diarrhoea, rectal bleeding, weight loss and
  fever. The treatment depends on the severity of
  the illness and the symptoms.
• Haemorrhoids
• Haemorrhoids are caused by inflammation of the
  blood vessels located towards the end of the
  digestive tract. This digestive condition causes
  pain, itchiness and generally rectal bleeding.
  Haemorrhoids are painful and they need treatment.
  It leads to chronic constipation and diarrhoea.
  Causes of haemorrhoids are many.
• Anal Fissures
• An anal fissure is another painful digestive
  condition that leads to oval shaped tears in the
  lining of the digestive tract. The symptoms are
  similar to haemorrhoids. It can cause pain and
  rectal bleeding. The treatment option includes
  medication, sitz baths and severe cases may
  require surgery. Symptoms of digestive disorders
  like anal fissures can be treated by changing
  your lifestyle.

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