2. NATUROPATHY
• It is a way of Life
• Based on Laws of nature
• Mainly focus on
Eating and living habits
Adoption of purificatory measures
Use of hydrotherapy
Mud packs
Baths and massage
3. YOGA
• The system is very old as Ayurveda
• The eight components are:
Restraint
Observance of austerity
Physical postures
Restraining of sense organs
Breathing exercises
Contemplation
Meditation
Samadhi
4. • Yoga exercises have potential in
Improvement of better circulation of
oxygenated blood in the body
Improvement of social and personal behaviour
Serenity in mind
6. • Discovered by Edward Bach
• Developed in early decades of twentieth
century
• Include 38 remedies prepared from flowers of
wild plants, bushes or trees
• Remedies are prescribed as per patient’s state
of mind like depression, anger, fear etc
• The prescription is meant for
- Achieving vitality
- Harmonious state of mind
7. • Change of outlook and peace of mind have a
major role in healing of a disease
• Some of the remedies are:
White chestnut
Wild rose
Agrimony
Chicory
Mimulus
gentian
9. DISCOVERY
• Most ancient healing arts
• Traces its origin to 4500 B.C. (when Egyptians
used aromatic substances in medicines)
• Greek also used essences for aromatic baths and
scented massage
• In Ayurveda, scented baths (abhyanga) is
mentioned
• Prof. Gantle Fosse, a French cosmetic chemist,
coined the term ‘Aromatherapy’ and also
described healing properties of essential oils
10. Imp. Points regarding Aromaqtherapy
• Different essential oils are massaged into the skin
to treat various diseases
• Massaged into skin or inhaled or taken as bath
• Used to
Heal wounds
Promote formation of scars tissue
Acne and skin problems
Pre menstrual tension
Rheumatism
For nervine disorders like stress, insomnia
11. • Various essential oils used
Basil
Black pepper
Caraway
Eucayptus
Garlic
Ginger
Jasmine
Lavender
Sandalwood
Fennel