British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 17 No.4 2000 | - Editorials: The scope of Naturopathic practice in the UK; BNA President meets Prince Charles; BNA Conference 2001
- A tomato a day keeps the doctor away. A BNJ review of lycopene
- Baldness risk for coronary heart disease
- Naturopathic protocol for treatment of hepatitis C. Retrospective study reveals benefit of natural remedies
- Lead levels rise during pregnancy
- Glucose consumption and free radicals
- Is Naturopathy a threat to the establishment? Jane Dean ND comments on the Lords report
- Hair findings in celiac disease
- Dedicated Naturopath John Sugarman dies
- Laboratory update: H. Pylori and celiac disease
- Book reviews: Building your ideal private practice; German herbal medicine
- New website for Naturopaths
- Obesity and renal cancer
- The eND column with Ruth A. Paton; The arthritis remedy neglected for 34 years
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 17 No.3 2000 | - Editorials: Research boost in the pipeline; It's time to re-evaluate aspartame
- Children with learning difficulties: Is there anything we can do? Jane Dean ND investigates
- Nutritional keys to prostate health. A four page supplement sponsored by Nature's own
- Herbs and drugs in the treatment of respiratory allergies. Francis Brinker ND compares allopathic and naturopathic approaches
- Oil, fruit and leaf ... the olive tree as food, medicine and antibiotic. A four page supplement sponsored by Tigon (GB) Ltd
- A tribute to Stanley Lief. An outstanding Pioneer of Nature Cure
- The ‘N' Files: Australian GPs turn to complementary therapies
- News and Reviews: Cinnamon and diabetes; BNA conference call for abstracts; Vegan diet may cut prostate cancer risk
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 17 No.2 2000 | - Editorials: Respect for all shades of naturopathic opinion
- Excess iron a risk for stroke? David Potterton ND reports on recent research
- Oxalic acid linked to male infertility
- Bananas help reduce blood pressure
- Naturopathy evolves and blossoms. Francis Brinker ND concludes his 100 year history of Naturopathy
- Cure by Fasting. Dr Alfred Branckle explains how fasting is used for both treatment and prevention of illness
- Books: The Scientification of Love by Michael Odent; Soft Tissue Release by Mary Sanderson; Chronic Fatigue Unmasked 2000 by Gerald Poesnecker; Merck Manual 1899; Why am I so Tired by Martin Budd
- Naturopathic service provides treatments for prisoners in UK jails
- Letters
- News and Reviews: Cutting copper levels controls tumour growth; A few words from pioneer John B. Lust; Vaccines implicated in Gulf war syndrome; The 13th Leading cause of death; High fibre diet aids control of diabetes; Herbs reduce pain and PSA levels in prostate cancer
- The eND column: Ruth A. Paton takes a wry look at the next 100 years
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 17 No.1 2000 | - Editorials: Naturopathy and statutory self regulation; Safety of Hypericum
- Natural methods reduce risk of breast cancer. A comprehensive review by Michael Buri ND
- The fall and rise of Naturopathy. Dr Francis Brinker ND continues his well documented history of the naturopathic profession
- The forgotten art of skin brushing. Dr Bruce Berkowsky NMD puts the naturopath's ‘dry friction rub' into perspective
- Naturopathy gets an airing. Janine Leach ND reports on Exeter's Sixth Annual Symposium on Complementary Health Care
- Migraine caused by masked allergy. BNJ reports on Dr John Mansfield's address to the Migraine Action Association
- Biological terrain analysis. Han van De Braak discusses a diagnostic method for investigating urine, saliva and whole blood
- The eND column: Ruth A. Paton on Linus Pauling and the flu
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 16 No.4 1999 | - Editorials: Naturopathy in the modern world; Dr Michael Odent joins the BNJ; British Library database; 100 years of Naturopathy
- Childbirth, needs, dreams and realities. Jane Dean ND interviews natural childbirth pioneer Dr Michael Odent
- Grapes or wine?
- Soy bean yields its nutritional secrets. A four page supplement sponsored by Nutri Ltd
- 100 Years of Naturopathy. Francis Brinker ND begins a new series on the history of naturopathy in America
- Millennium messages: From Arpad Pusztai, Bruce Berkowsky, Mike Macalevey, Joseph Goodman, Christopher Menzies-Trull, Wendy Arnheim, Jane Dean, Roger Newman Turner, Martin Budd
- Probiotics and the treatment of disease. A four paged supplement sponsored by Nature's Own
- Functional medicine in the health care revolution. BNJ report on a Jeff Bland UK seminar
- BNJ news: Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma an diet; New website promotes practitioners; Website review
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 15 No.3 1999 | - Editorials: Stuff and nonsense from Claire Rayner; From the past to the future
- Naturopathy in the Netherlands. A report by Astrid Noorden, Mary Zoomers and Andy Schuurmans
- Chronic tiredness and the Haigh formula. Michael Burker investigates the three most common causes of ‘tiredness all the time'
- Disorders of intercellular mediators and messengers. Roger Newman Turner reports on the Sixth Functional Medicine Symposium in Tucson
- Grim future. Jane Dean reviews a report which suggest that one in five children experience mental ill health
- Living to be 100
- Walking away with coronary heart disease. A BNJ report
- How long does it take to get better? Christopher Menzies-Trull discusses the physiomedical approach to prognosis
- BNJ News. Pesticides more dangerous to children and babies; State registered herbalists within five years; Essential oil in wound care
- The ‘N' Files: Naturopathy abstracts
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 15 No.2 1999 | - Editorials: Exercise to prevent bone loss; Intrauterine pollution; Soya challenge; GM foods threat to health
- Walking back to happiness. Jane Kirtley ND reviews the evidence for exercise in combating osteoporosis
- Naturopathy, research, science and opinion. A BNJ commentary
- Naturopath who defied the odds. Roger Newman Turner pays tribute to Sidney Rose Neil
- Pollutants, nutrients and brain function. Jane Dean ND interviews Derek Bryce Smith
- Insights into seaweed. An original paper by Bruce Berkowsky
- News and reviews. Calcium prevents bowel polyps; Beta carotene and risk of breast cancer; Physiotherapist critical of naturopathic charity; Food preservatives 1899; Hydrotherapy supplies
- The ‘N' Files: The latest naturopathy abstracts.
- Conference and seminar: dates for your diary
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British Naturopathic Journal
Volume 15 No.1 1999 | - Editorials: Glandulars or hormone replacement?; AMA sinks to a new low; Move along there please; Should we call you a doctor?; Fundamental fasting; Which allergy test?
- Dietary therapy for irritable bowel. An original paper by Sonia Gwilliam MA
- When is a doctor not a doctor? Ron Bishop ND investigates
- Moving with the times. Jane Dean ND describes some new naturopathic techniques
- Supporting the body with glandular extracts. A discussion paper by Helen Kimber BSc (Hons)
- The ‘N' Files. Naturopathy abstracts
- Fasting in general practice. By Tom Moule ND
- Food allergy testing goes on trial. A BNJ report
- Ramblings and Gossip. The life and times of Percy Scarr; Migraine success for Naturopaths
- Conferences and seminars. Date for your diary
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