Natural options can substitute medicaments totally?
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Re: Natural options can substitute medicaments totally?
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Natural medicine is different, but people have done it for many, many years before thete were pills.
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Yes true. Natural remedies provide a much better effect if you are regular with these and integrate these methods as a part of your lifestyle. Alone, these do not provide much of an impact in the short term against a serious anxiety problem, but medications can provide you relief in a much shorter window. That is why mixing these up can be beneficial.Alya17 wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 11:15 I think in the short term, I don't see natural methods being a good substitute for traditional ones. I feel that with practice and consistency, eventually the yoga and meditation will help enough that someone may be able to stop or reduce their medication. Perhaps, for a lot of people it's having to practice those natural methods without seeing immediate results that makes it difficult to stick to. They are complementary, however, and hopefully the natural will be a good substitute for the traditional once time passes.
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It is true that at the end of the day, it is up to you, and the process you are comfortable with the most will help you get better quicker. But I think if properly prescribed medication will have a better effect even if you do not feel comfortable using medication rather than wuth natural remedies. In that way medication is something that heklps you much better thn natural remedies ever can.
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Yes, but in case you need need a much potent solution to a chronic level of stress, the natural remedy does not much of a short term effect as good as a prescribed medication would be at that point in time.
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That's very true! Once we start on prescription medications our body adjusts to those and it is even harder to switch to natural remedies.Ada Ling wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 12:36Agree. In general (my observation), the natural way typically goes slow to cure. So we have to use natural method early enough to see the result.B Creech wrote: ↑03 Aug 2020, 12:09 I think if the natural approach is utilized early enough it can be the only treatment one needs. I would say you have to already be someone who practices meditation and natural ways of dealing with life. One can't wait until they are carrying so much stress they are overwhelmed to learn to apply meditation and other natural methods to their coping skills! Sometimes things can get so stressful we have to have medicinal help to cope with the anxiety.
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Although It could also complement each other just like what you said.
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