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Complementary Therapies Types

If you have severe treatments for your disease, then complementary therapies can help you out a lot. While you are on your medications and stressed out a lot regarding your condition, complementary therapies help you.

They are beneficial for your lifestyle changes and improving your quality of life. When you use these alternative therapies. As a result, you will be able to cope with things better in your life. Complementary therapies include other practices prescribed by your consultants to make you feel better.

Digestive Health UK: Gastroenterologist Clinic provides multiple complementary therapies to treat patients to make them feel secure and healthy. If you think of gastritis and burning mouth syndrome, these conditions can make you feel stressed out. That is why most clinics offer complementary therapies.

This is why most people in the UK use Complementary therapies to cure their symptoms or at least manage their symptoms and health well.

Types of complementary therapies

1.     Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy [CBT] works on maintaining your behavioural activities by talking to you and reaching out to your stress-related problems. This treatment will help you in changing your attitude towards looking at certain things. If you are not having control over your thoughts, this might lead you to stress, and stress will make you feel lower than before.

CBT will mainly focus on your day to day activities and try to influence your thought process, your feelings so that you have a better perception of things. Your everyday feelings and actions are more important because they control your way of living, and when you are already suffering from a disease, you surely need peace of mind. So, that you can cope up and manage with other things too.

2.     Acupuncture

Acupuncture, a traditional Chinese medicine, is used to calm your mind and body with its particular therapy. It is used in specific parts of the body to manage you physically. Some needles are inserted in your specific body part points to reduce your muscle ache and gut tension. With this process, they affect your nerves.

Acupuncture helps prevent people from migraine, neck pains and back pain, with its creative activities such as exercising, breathing and looking out for peace into nature. The Digestive Health Clinic UK: Gastroenterology Clinic also provides their patients with some essential oils and supplements to make their experience of therapy better and relaxing.

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Author: Dr. Sarmed Sami MBChB, MRCP, PGCME, PhD
Consultant Gastroenterologist, Founder and Director of Digestive Health UK.
https://digestivehealthuk.com/

Benefits of Complementary Therapies

The procedure of complementary therapy, like conventional medications and other methods, are helpful for many patients. If you are in some severe treatments, we suggest you take complementary therapies to receive multiple benefits in your health and get your mind at peace.

Complementary therapies have multiple benefits; they are accommodating in relieving stress, the exercises get into your nerves and give you relief physically, controls your perception and focus, and lastly, prevents the patient from depression and anxiety.

After all, a sense of calm and peace is all we seek out for.