Many physical or mental illnesses can be successfully treated naturally and also in combination with various naturopathic treatment methods, or also in collaboration with conventional medicine.

• Naturopathic practices NHP (naturopaths)  - Naturopathic practices are based on the idea that the human body normally has sufficient self-healing powers to keep itself healthy and to heal itself in the event of illness

• Phytotherapy, Western - Phytotherapy or herbal medicine is a form of therapy in which only plants and their active ingredients are used to treat diseases
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• Dietetics (NHP) - For healthy people, a change in diet primarily serves to maintain health. For many chronic illnesses, a healthy diet can help to support the body's self-healing powers. It is essential to follow special diets for diseases and disorders that can be influenced by diet, such as diabetes or high cholesterol levels.

 

• Discharging procedures (NHP) - The term "discharging procedures" covers various treatment methods that are used to drain excess humors (in the sense of humoral pathology) and to cleanse the body. The balance of the four humors (eucrasia) is the most important prerequisite for health, diseases arise due to an incorrect mixture of the four humors (dyscrasia). This imbalance can be eliminated by draining excess juices and harmful substances to the outside.

 

• Hydrotherapy (NHP) - The term hydrotherapy (Greek "hydro" = water) covers various applications of water for the prevention and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, for hardening and for rehabilitation. This promotes general blood circulation and stimulates the circulatory system. In addition, the correct use of water can stimulate the metabolism and have a positive effect on breathing, cardiac activity, the gastrointestinal tract and the nervous system.
• Migraine
• Back pain
• Menstrual cramps
• Menopausal symptoms
• Potency problems
• Arthrosis / arthritis
• Stress / burnout
• Skin diseases
• Gastrointestinal diseases
• Joint problems
• Depression