Integrative Medicine NES

Greetings all.

I have heard a few people throw around the term “Integrative Medicine” recently and thought about it and felt I should make people aware of just how “Integrative’ NES is. When we speak of integrative medicine here I am refering to using both natural and allopathic approaches for the benefit of the client. But as we all know, not all practitioners are open to this kind of collaboration, why I will never know, because it can be very successful for clients or patients that fall into the unusual category.

Very few allopathic doctors or pharmacists are fully aware of herbal medicines and their usage and benefit nor are they adept at prescribing them. This usually falls to the Naturopath to know about…of course! But if you have ever tried this approach it can be tricky with the blending of pharmaceuticals and herbal medicines as there are interactions and is sometimes not favourable or downright unsafe. This is where NES steps in and once again shows it’s superiorority.

NES work on a different level to any biochemical medicine and as such is completely safe for use with most any other type of medicines allopathic or herbal. I of course recommend herbal but if you are a person who must remain on prescribed medicines whilst you use NES, then you are safe as. This is great news for people wanting to get on top of problems like high blood pressure etc who need to take their medicines but who can also still hugely benefit from using NES as well at the same time. I have done this successfully with some of my clients and they have in most cases at least halved the amount of medicine they need to take and in a few cases were even able to wean off the drugs altogether. This is best done slowly and with the monitoring of the prescribing doctor of course. NES in most cases helps these medicines to do their job more efficiently and may even help to reduce side effects.

This is surely a good thing for people suffering from long term illnesses and conditions who wish to reduce their medication for one reason or another…usually the side effects. It means that there can be a two pronged attack against the problem and with zero interaction…integrated medicine. The NES system is able to pick up such an in depth amount of information that it often can find things going on in the body before they even present with a physical symptom..I’ll leave you to ponder the usefulness of that!

Have a great day!

Craig Hitchens. B.HSc. NESCP