contraindication to massage
can anyone tell me, is homeopathy contraindicated in massage? if so why would that be?
Many thanks in advance
Marion
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Not in my humble opinion.....however you may well not want to massage on the same day as a treatment with the homeopath as the body may be detoxing already. Unless you are using essential oils I am not aware of any carrier oils that are contra indications for homeopathic remedies.
T
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I WOULD GET A REFERALL SENT TO THERE HOMEPATH AND SEEK PERMISSION TO TREAT THIS CLIENT,I KNOW THAT AROMATHERAPY DOES INTERACT WITH HOMEOPATHY AND THAT A GAP HAS TO BE LEFT BETWEEN TREATMENTS.
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Sorry this is simply not true.
There are certain oils that are considered contra-indicated with homeopathy, black pepper is one and I seem to remember so is eucalyptus.
Essential oils should not be stored alongside homeopathic remedies.
Most essential oils are perfectly safe to use in conjunction with homeopathy and will not effect the treatment in ANY way. There are a multitude of oils to choose from and only the ones that contra-indicate homeopathy treatments need to be avoided and there are many that can be used instead.
A trained aromatherapist knows which oils not to use it somebody is having homeopathic treatment. A referral or permission from the homeopath is NOT needed. Homeopaths probably know very little about essential oils (I know ours at the Centre knows nothing) so how on earth could they give permission for treatment!
Many thanks in advance
Marion
Answers:
Not in my humble opinion.....however you may well not want to massage on the same day as a treatment with the homeopath as the body may be detoxing already. Unless you are using essential oils I am not aware of any carrier oils that are contra indications for homeopathic remedies.
T
x
Answers:
I WOULD GET A REFERALL SENT TO THERE HOMEPATH AND SEEK PERMISSION TO TREAT THIS CLIENT,I KNOW THAT AROMATHERAPY DOES INTERACT WITH HOMEOPATHY AND THAT A GAP HAS TO BE LEFT BETWEEN TREATMENTS.
Answers:
Sorry this is simply not true.
There are certain oils that are considered contra-indicated with homeopathy, black pepper is one and I seem to remember so is eucalyptus.
Essential oils should not be stored alongside homeopathic remedies.
Most essential oils are perfectly safe to use in conjunction with homeopathy and will not effect the treatment in ANY way. There are a multitude of oils to choose from and only the ones that contra-indicate homeopathy treatments need to be avoided and there are many that can be used instead.
A trained aromatherapist knows which oils not to use it somebody is having homeopathic treatment. A referral or permission from the homeopath is NOT needed. Homeopaths probably know very little about essential oils (I know ours at the Centre knows nothing) so how on earth could they give permission for treatment!