Natural Medicine South Africa - December 2016

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There have been some exciting developments at Natural Medicine and they are all revealed between the pages of our December issue: Editor Daleen Totten has acquired two companies, Pixel Foundry and Capture Guru, to visually enhance and bring our publication to life through the power of film. We also have a new Chef’s Corner which features the culinary masterpieces of Boschendal executive chef Christiaan Campbell. Create a wonderful Christmas meal with his featured recipes in this issue. You will also be inspired by Boschendal's restoration to maintain and nurture the beauty of this iconic estate. Then regular yogi columnist Sharni Quinn guides you through the 108 sun salutations for summer solstice on 21 December. Read also about the myths of skin cancer and the sun; how to reduce hair loss and much more.

Skin Cancer and the Sun Revealing the Myths!

Few subjects on health are as riddled with myths and misconceptions as the question of the sun and its presumed role in contributing to skin cancer. This intriguing subject deserves closer scrutiny.

4 mins

Psychoanalysis and Science Vs Ritalin

Ritalin has become the quick fix answer to control ADD in the classroom and help children focus, but there is the choice of a more natural alternative to popping this pill.

3 mins

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Natural Medicine South Africa Magazine Description:

For more than 15 years, Natural Medicine has been dedicated to inspiring and guiding the general public and practitioners across all modalities on the uses and benefits of complementary and integrative medicine.

A panel of independent experts, consisting of doctors and other healthcare professionals, write our objective, specialist articles from practical experience. As a result, Natural Medicine delivers the industry’s most credible information.

As people across multiple demographic groups become increasingly aware of the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, we see a growing trend toward self-medication and increased confidence in natural products, which are led by well-known brands.