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[...] Minerals, on the other hand, should ideally be provided by the diet, particularly by plant-based foods. III. The treatment 1. The 10 techniques and the 4 treatments in naturopathy Naturopathy is structured around 10 fundamental techniques, used in the context of 4 complementary treatments: detoxification, revitalization, stabilization, and regeneration. These techniques are mobilized in a precise order, according to the needs of the individual. 2. Hydrology Key technique of naturopathy, hydrology uses water in its different forms (hot, cold, mineralized) internally or externally to produce targeted effects. [...]
[...] The ten naturopathic techniques are integrated into these four cures, prioritizing detoxification and revitalization, then stabilization as needed. Their use must be adapted, hierarchized, and sometimes accompanied by a professional to avoid secondary effects. [...]
[...] Stabilization consists of maintaining the benefits obtained after detoxification and revitalization, by continuing a healthy diet, regular physical activity, and a balanced lifestyle. It includes the occasional use of techniques such as breathing, light, magnetism, earth energy, or baths and thermal cures, with nutrition and exercise as the essential base. The regeneration cure aims to achieve an improved version of oneself, but remains difficult to apply sustainably. It would require living in a natural, non-polluted environment, consuming exclusively organic and physiological foods. It is only possible on a temporary basis, such as during vacations or privileged periods. [...]
[...] Cold showers refresh the pelvic area to promote the circulation of toxins. Among other internal uses of water, there are also: - Colon cleanses and hydrotherapy, aimed at cleaning a part of the colon and rebalancing the intestinal flora. - Vaginal hydrotherapy, using highly mineralized water to rebalance the vaginal environment and promote fertility. 3. The earth The second technique is based on the connection with the earth and its natural magnetism. Modern life, with shoes and artificial surfaces, often cuts us off from this. [...]
[...] Chemotherapy becomes more effective. Unlike healthy cells, cancer cells do not know how to use other sources of energy other than glucose: they cannot feed on the ketones produced by lipolysis, nor on the proteins resulting from internal body degradation. In the absence of sugar, these cells then enter apoptosis (programmed cell death). However, such an approach must absolutely be supervised by professionals. The first days (usually between the 3rd and 5th day) can be particularly challenging. The body, by releasing accumulated toxins, strongly acidifies, which can exacerbate fatigue, especially in a person already weakened by cancer. [...]
