Natural and traditional therapies

In many Western countries natural treatment methods have faced many difficulties to become popular. There was a variety of reasons for that - business, big money in the pharmaceutical industry, a certain targeted information in promotinal articles, etc. However, during the last decade, homeopathy and herbal medicine is becoming an integral part of modern medicine, especially with the contribution of the World Health Organization (WHO) decisions of 2002. This has been achieved after having assessed all the damage caused by ungovernable prescription of antibiotics, non-specific anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-allergy medicines, painkillers, hormones and many other medicines. Dysbacteriosis, dystrophies, general intoxication, immune disorders, disturbed metabolism as well as alkaline - acid balance, and other health problems caused by allopathic medicines impelled doctors to pay attention to the natural medicine and to apply its methods without impairing the patients‘s health. This approach should be applied to treat all patients with both acute and chronic diseases, especially children, elderly patients, and pregnant women.

Of course, in some cases doctors need to act quickly because of rapidly worsening patient's condition, effusion of blood to internal organs, cerebral haemorrhage or neglected abscess and specific inflammation. Here the allopathic - urgent therapy, CPR or surgical treatment are irreplaceable at the first stage. However, at a later stage, after elimination of threats to the patient's life, it is possible to choose homeopathic and herbal therapy products – they help to detoxicate and cure the illness completely. This modern approach to natural therapy is already acceptable and therefore it is used in Biofirst Clinic.