Naturopathy

NATUROPATHY

Naturopathy is a holistic approach to health aimed at maintaining or restoring the body's natural balance through natural methods. 

Naturopaths act as health educators, providing personalized advice to prevent illness and promote long-term well-being. 

They cannot make medical diagnoses or treat pathologies, but their role is to support individuals towards healthy lifestyles. Created by Benedict Lust, naturopathy is inspired by traditional health practices.

The subjects studied in naturopathy cover a wide range of health and wellness areas, such as anatomy, nutrition, herbal medicine, aromatherapy, relaxation techniques, etc.

Naturopaths thus acquire the knowledge necessary to propose personalized measures adapted to individual needs.

The principles of naturopathy are: the body's ability to heal itself, the search for the root causes of health problems, the prevention of diseases and the principle of doing no harm. 

These principles guide the practice of naturopaths in their holistic approach to health.

Holistic means taking into account a thing in its entirety, without dividing it into parts. 

Holistic therapies such as naturopathy consider the individual in its entirety, taking into account the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of health.

Naturopaths use a holistic approach to accompany individuals towards a better state of health and well-being. 

Their practice includes advice on healthy living, a nutritional approach, the use of medicinal plants in phytotherapy, essential oils in aromatherapy, relaxation and stress management techniques, detoxification methods, manual techniques, as well as education and personalized follow-up. Naturopaths aim to promote the body's natural balance and strengthen its self-healing abilities by helping individuals achieve healthy lifestyles.