Self-medicating has been scrutinized in the past for the
inability to accurately diagnose and treat common irregularities in the human
system. Recent findings show that you are your best doctor, and are most suited
to handle your body’s problems. The holistic way of life and medicine is more
common than some of us believe.
If we are groggy in the morning, we might roast a cup of
coffee for a little caffeine boost. After a long day at the office, one often takes
Aleve to reduce the tightness of knuckles worn from typing. To cure the common
cold, some of us may conjure up a hot toddy, a mixture of spirit or tea, doused
with lemon and herbs.
Holistic science is chemistry, physics, and neurology meshed
together. When the body is running low on a certain chemical, neurotransmitters
tell the brain what it needs so that you can know what you need. These indicators
might make you want, or have a taste for a certain food that contains a vitamin
or protein that your body needs.
The brain proposes these ideas in the order of relative matching.
For a vegetarian, the need for protein might inspire a craving for tofu,
while a
meat-eater might think of a thick, juicy hamburger.
If your eyes are tired, and
you have difficulty focusing, you might get a taste for carrots to get beta-carotene,
a chemical that supports eye health. If you dislike carrots, you might think of
Bugs Bunny – and then the vitamin isle at your local pharmacy.
Holistic drug traders, find that their culture has set a
certain order for relative matching with self-medication. Instead of remedies
you might be prescribed by your doctor for allergies, joint pain, and heart
disease, these folks usually rely on homegrown herbs and grains. Facts about holistic
medicines have been discovered, and if used correctly, they have been found to
be healthier, and more impactful for the most common ailments.
However, the order of relative matching for someone outside
the holistic trade is different. A common over-the-counter drug for allergies
is Benadryl. If suffering from seasonal discomfort from pollen, dust, pet
dander, or pollution, Benadryl may be the first solution proposed by the brain,
if the brain remembers that the substance has been used in the past, and was
effective.
If abused (taken more than directed), Benadryl can cause
hallucinations, extreme fatigue, and even put the body in a comatose state of
unresponsiveness. Most people take Benadryl as recommended, because they
understand that Drug Facts implore the appropriate use of the product, and the
healthiest way to consume it. Some holistic medicine was marketed to people who
did not have the facts about how to use it healthily. This can be changed
renewable packaging options.
Keeping record of what works for your body is the most
important tool you have to monitor your health. While Benadryl might work for some,Claritin treats most of the same issues, and contains the same primary
ingredients without the side effects of fatigue, and irritability. Adjusting
dosage to be slighter less or more can also make medication more effective,
this should be done with a strong knowledge of the substance, with respects to age,
and weight and other health issues or medications.
Recap
You are Your Best Physician
It’s smart to know your body, your body’s limits, and how it
heals.
Healing
At the subatomic level, our bodies regenerate physically.
Regeneration
This process is controlled by an energy that runs the body,
our bio-electric rhythm that is always in motion, while we are alive.
Homeostasis - Gathering Body Status Information
Our neuroelectric network controls our bodily responses, and
feed the brain information about the body’s condition and needs.
A Better Way to Love Yourself
Being in tune with the rhythm of our motion, helps us detect
what we need to maintain a healthy lifestyle, reach our health goals, and be
realistic about what healthy living entails.
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