Things You'll Need:
- Dried Herbs
- Fresh Herbs
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Step 1
Look into acupressure. Acupressure can be performed by a licensed massage therapist or a chiropractor, and is believed to stimulate the pathways of the blood flow to specific organs.
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Step 2
Consider acupuncture as a way to release endorphins, chemicals that give the body a sense of well-being. Acupuncture is believed to open up energy blocks within the body, rechanneling energy where it is needed.
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Step 3
Try aromatherapy to eliminate body toxins, restore energy, and balance and calm your emotions. Sage, thyme and a combination of chamomile and lavender have been found especially therapeutic for menopausal symptoms.
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Step 4
Learn about Ayurveda, a 4000-year-old East Indian method of healing. This system is a combination of music, herbs, specific diets and aromatherapies that will balance the body's energy and enhance its ability to heal.
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Step 5
Visit a chiropractor. He can offer treatment to help restore your body's balance and energy by relieving pressure on your spinal nerve roots.
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Step 6
Consider herbs. Plants can have a powerful effect on the body. Talk to a naturopathic doctor before taking herbs, especially if you intend to take them over a long period of time.
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Step 7
Consider homeopathy, which relies on remedies that are made of substances from plants, animals and/or minerals.











