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Volume 16, Issue 1, Winter-Spring 2009 The professional journal of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors Stimulating the Healing Power of Nature InsideFeature Articles: Research and the Value of Evidence in Naturopathic Medicine Dr. Dugald Seely, ND, MSc Herbal Traditions for Stimulating the Vis Medicatrix Naturae: Adaptogens and Alteratives Dr. Paul Richard Saunders, PhD, ND, DHANP Putting Nature Back into Naturopathic Medicine Dr. Sussanna Czeranko, ND Creating Healing for Cancer Patients Dr. Neil McKinney, BSc, ND 2009 Special Events: Naturopathic Medicine Week: May 4-10 Health Fusion: June 5-7 Naturopathic News: CAND Office Relocation President’s Corner Government Relations Report Communications and Media Update Association, Regulatory Board and Academic Updates www.cand.ca Membership Benefits: Managing Your Insurance Risks: How a Leave of Absence Impacts Your Professional Malpractice Insurance Business Tips: Applying the Naturopathic Principles to Business MediDirect Health Trust www.cand.ca www.cand.ca Some products cover up muscle pain. 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ENHANCE YOUR CLINICAL SKILLS. EXPERIENCE THE DYNAMIC ENERGY OF HEALTH FUSION 2009. see www.cand.ca for complete program details see www.cand.ca for complete program details CAND Board of Directors 2009 CONTENTS Chair: Dr. Jason Boxtart, ND Feature Articles Past Chair: Dr. Iva Lloyd, ND Vice Chair: Dr. Jennifer Salib Huber, ND 29 Research and the Value of Evidence in Treasurer: Dr. Leshia Ferguson, ND Naturopathic Medicine Secretary: Dr. Jodi Meacher, ND Dr. Dugald Seely, ND, MSc Dr. Patricia Wales, ND Dr. Cory Storm, ND 33 Herbal Traditions for Stimulating the Dr. Heidi Armstrong, ND Vis Medicatrix Naturae: Adaptogens Dr. Blossom Bitting, ND and Alteratives Dr. Anne-Hélène Genné, ND Dr. Paul Richard Saunders, PhD, ND, DHANP CAND Staff 39 Putting Nature Back into Naturopathic Executive Director, Director of Government Relations: Shawn O’Reilly Medicine Dr. Sussanna Czeranko, ND Manager of Finance: Heather Fleck Marketing and Publications: Alex McKenna 47 Creating Healing for Cancer Patients Communications Officer: Lisa Westlake Dr. Neil McKinney, BSc, ND Operations and Membership Services: Stuart Watson CAND Corporate Partners 2009 Platinum 2009 Special Events CV Technologies Gold 27 Naturopathic Medicine Week: May 4-10 CN Nutrition MediDirect Inc. 4 Health Fusion: June 5-7 Rocky Mountain Analytical St. Francis Silver Naturopathic News Bio Lonreco – Dr. Reckeweg Canada Biomed International 19 CAND Office Relocation Cyto-Matrix ETD Inc. 7 President’s Corner Galen’s Watch Homeocan Inc. 9 Government Relations Report Integra Nutrition Nutritional Fundamentals for Health 11 Communications and Media Update Promedics Nutraceutical Ltd. Vitazan Professional 19 Association, Regulatory Board and Bronze Academic Updates Attogram Corp. Aviva Canada 17 Practice Opportunities Boiron Laboratories Doctors Data Labs Douglas Laboratories CAND Membership Benefits EcoTrend Ecologics Essiac Canada International 15 Managing Your Insurance Risks: Ferlow Botanicals How a Leave of Absence Impacts Your Heel Canada Professional Malpractice Insurance Land Art/Supplements Aromatik Inc. Metagenics Canada 17 Business Tips: Applying the Naturopathic Partners Indemnity Insurance Brokers Principles to Business Pascoe Canada Purity Professionals 26 MediDirect Health Trust Seroyal International www.cand.ca CAND Vital Link, Winter-Spring 2009 – 5 Volume 16, Issue 1, Winter-Spring 2009: Stimulating the Healing Power of Nature Managing Editor, Advertising Manager Alex McKenna • [email protected] Naturopathic Editors Dr. Iva Lloyd, RPP, ND, Past Chair, CAND Dr. David Lescheid PhD, ND Dr. Sanjay Mohan Ram, ND Dr. Dugald Seely, ND, MSc #ANADIAN!SSOCIATIONOF.ATUROPATHIC$OCTORS Contributing Editor 0ROFESSIONAL,IABILITY)NSURANCE0ROGRAM Shawn O’Reilly Mailing Address Vital Link c/o Alex McKenna CAND 20 Holly St., Ste. 200 • Toronto, Canada M4S 3B1 Phone 416-496-8633 • Fax 416-496-8634 • www.cand.ca The Vital Link is the professional journal of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND). It is published pri- marily for CAND members and features peer-to-peer research- based articles, relevant naturopathic information and news and events that affect CAND members and the naturopathic profession in Canada. The Vital Link has an outreach to other health care professions and promotes qualified naturo- pathic doctors to corporations, insurance companies and the Canadian government. Circulation The Vital Link is published three times per year and is distrib- uted to over 1,200 qualified Canadian NDs; over 600 students of CNME accredited naturopathic programs in Canada and the U.S., and the CAND corporate partners. The Vital Link is also /URPROGRAMSAREDESIGNED distributed in the CAND’s media kit. Advertising TOMEETTHESPECIlCNEEDSOF#!.$MEMBERS Professional vendors that provide NHPD-compliant products or other services to NDs are encouraged to advertise in the Vital 7EOFFER Link. 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INSURANCECOVERAGEYOUNEED Cover designed by Jesse Edwards Printed by Pulsar Printing Forthcoming Themes 0ARTNERSx7EVEGOTYOUCOVERED Summer 2009 – Treating the Whole Person Fall 2009 – Nature Cure !DELAIDE3TREET%AST 3UITE Winter 2010 – Environmental Medicine Volume II 4ORONTO /NTARIO -#* Submissions When writing for the Vital Link, keep in mind its broad reader- 4ELEPHONE4OLL&REE ship and outreach to other professions. Your contribution to the Vital Link will benefit the naturopathic profession as a whole &AX and provide you with personal professional exposure. Previously unpublished material is preferred. Please contact the editor for #ONTACTJFOX PARTNERSINDEMNITYCOM submission guidelines. 6 – CAND Vital Link, Winter-Spring 2009 www.cand.ca CORNER Dr. Jason Boxtart, ND, CAND Chair Periodically I wonder about the future Progress always has opposition and it of naturopathic medicine in Canada. To is difficult to act upon vision alone. be honest, I have been wondering about Unanticipated challenges will have to be this for years, since I began as a student at dealt with. The measure of our success will be CCNM in 1998 when we sat on the floor how well we deal with those challenges. For for a lack of chairs. It struck me then that me, getting involved with decision making although naturopathic medicine had been on behalf of the profession and actively a profession in Canada for many years, it working toward a positive outcome was the lacked infrastructure: the kinds of assets that only thing to do. I look forward to serving are in the background, away from the activity the profession as the Chair of the CAND for of daily practice, that every other profession the next three years and helping to move takes for granted; institutional and structural the profession forward. assets that are made up of people, buildings and money. It struck me then, and I believe it to be true still, that our profession has Tax Receipts for 2008 Dues been held together over the years by the Please be advised that receipts for 2008 sheer force of the will of a few. The History CAND membership dues will be issued by of Naturopathic Medicine in Canada, the book request only. recently completed by Dr. Iva Lloyd, ND, the outgoing chair of the CAND, will no doubt By requesting an electronic receipt (emailed/ illustrate this point and will be a touchstone faxed) you are demonstrating environmental PRESIDENT’S for all those looking forward with a vision of consideration by helping the CAND to the future of our profession. eliminate unnecessary
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    A Complete Handbook of Nature Cure Contents Foreword 49. Gall-Bladder Disorders 50. Gastritis Preface 51. Glaucoma Acknowledgements 52. Gout PART I . 53. Headaches And Migraine NATURE CURE AND NATURAL METHODS 54. Heart Disease OF TREATMENT 1. Principles And Practice Of Nature Cure 55. High Blood Cholesterol 2. Fasting - The Master Remedy 56. High Blood Pressure 3. Therapeutic Baths 57. Hydrocele 4. Curative Powers Of Earth 58. Hypoglycemia 5. Exercise In Health And Disease 59. Indigestion 6. Therapeutic Value Of Massage 60. Influenza 61. Insomnia 7. Yoga Therapy 8. Healing Power Of Colours 62. Jaundice 9. Sleep : Restorative Of Tired Body And 63. Kidney Stones Mind 64. Leucoderma 65. Neuritis PART II HEALTH THROUGH NUTRITION 66. Nepthritis Optimum Nutrition For Vigour And 10. 67. Obesity Vitality 68. Peptic Ulcer 11. Miracles Of Alkalizing Diet 69. Piles 12. Vitamins And Their Importance In Health And Disease 70. Premature Greying Of Hair 13. Minerals And Their Importance In 71. Prostate Disorders Nutrition. 72. Psoriasis 14. Amazing Power Of Amino Acids 73. Pyorrhoea 15. Secrets Of Food Combining 74. Rheumatism 16. Health Promotion The Vegetarian Way Sexual Impotence 75. 17. Importance Of Dietary Fibre 76. Sinusitis 18. Lecithin - An Amazing Youth Element 77. Stress 19. Role Of Enzymes In Nutrition. 78. Thinness 20. Raw Juice Therapy 79. Tonsillitis 21. Sprouts For Optimum Nutrition 80. Tuberculosis PART III 81. Varicose Veins http://www.healthlibrary.com/reading/ncure/index.htmA Collection of Sacred M (1a gofic 2)k |[5/19/1999 The Eso t9:11:19eric Lib PM]rary | www.sacred-magick.com A Complete Handbook of Nature Cure DISEASES AND THEIR NATURAL 82.