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Dr. Hussain Bhatti
M.B.B.S.D.C.H.R.C.P.S Specialist in complementary medicine Holistic Health |
Holistic Health Clinic
Gut Health & Restoration Clinic Aesthetic Cosmetic & Laser Clinic Holistic Health & Stress Clinic Call (087) 1915051
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In his new clinic at Urban Wellbeing, Galway, Dr. Bhatti specialises in the treatment of several conditions such as:
Allergies, arthritis, back, neck, shoulder and hip pain, frozen shoulder, sports injuries and sports performance, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, hormonal disorders, migraine, cluster headaches, skin conditions, auto immune disorders, digestive disorders, bloating, heartburn, diarrhoea, acid reflux, constipation, candida, leaky gut syndrome. He also treats stress related conditions such as asthma, eczema, irritable bowel, psoriasis, migraine, stress, anxiety, mild depression and many more conditions using evidence based complementary therapies. Dr. Bhatti's novel approach to an illness - the combining of evidence based natural therapies such as needle free acupuncture, laser medical acupuncture, nutritional healing, gut health and microbiome restoration, lifestyle medicine, natural hormonal balancing, glandular support, natural soft tissue and joint support, natural anti-ageing, complex homeopathy, herbals, mindful nutrition and mindful eating, CBT, physiological regulating medicine (PRM), low dose medicine (LDM) - helps to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers.
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Anaemia is a term used when a person doesn’t have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body, leaving your body starved of oxygen. You could lack haemoglobin, a protein which gives the blood it’s colour.
About 7% of the population in the west may suffer from it. It is common in women of child-bearing age, and also in children, the elderly and women of colour. Here are some of the symptoms:
Some causes include:
To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. A new French study suggests that people who have deeper forehead wrinkles than it is typical for their age may have a higher risk of dying from heart disease, researchers found.
They also found the people with the deepest wrinkles on their brows had nearly 10 times the death risk from heart problems as compared to those with no wrinkles or normal wrinkles for their age even after adjusting for other risk factors. But the study did not prove that forehead wrinkles causes heart risk to rise while some heart experts remained sceptical. The French team assessed 3,200 working adults and followed them for 20 years between the ages of 32 – 62 years. The other risk factor included in the analysis were age, gender, education, smoking, blood pressure, heart rate, diabetes and cholesterol levels. The researchers presented their findings at the European Society of Cardiology annual meeting in Munich Germany recently. Always consult your G.P if you have any concerns about your health or heart health. This article is for informational purpose only. In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating many conditions with evidence based therapies such as Physiological Regulating Medicine (P.R.M), Gut Health and Microbiome restoration, Nutritional and Nutraceutical therapies, Lifestyle Medicine, Natural Hormonal Balancing, Glandular support, Soft tissue and joint support, Complex Homeopathy, Herbals, and Needle free Medical Acupuncture, Laser Acupuncture, Therapeautic Mindfulness and CBT techniques to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. Nutrition and dermaceuticals can play a vital role
According to the American Academy of Dermatology here are a few tips to keep your hair healthy:
We get excellent results with Low Dose Medicine (L.D.M), Nutritional and Dermaceuticals (Safe, Effective and Exclusive to our clinic at Urban Wellbeing Tuam road Galway). In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating many conditions with evidence based therapies such as Physiological Regulating Medicine (P.R.M), Gut Health and Microbiome restoration, Nutritional and Nutraceutical therapies, Lifestyle Medicine, Natural Hormonal Balancing, Glandular support, Soft tissue and joint support, Complex Homeopathy, Herbals, and Needle free Medical Acupuncture, Laser Acupuncture, Therapeautic Mindfulness and CBT techniques to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. Anaemia is a term used when a person doesn’t have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body, leaving your body starved of oxygen. You could lack haemoglobin, a protein which gives the blood it’s colour.
About 7% of the population in the west may suffer from it. It is common in women of child-bearing age, and also in children, the elderly and women of colour. Here are some of the symptoms:
In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating this and many other conditions with evidence based therapies such as Physiological Regulating Medicine (P.R.M), gut health and microbiome restoration, nutritional and nutraceutical therapies, lifestyle medicine, natural hormonal balancing, glandular support, soft tissue and joint support, complex homeopathy, herbals, needle free mesotherapy and needle free acupuncture to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. More women suffer from insomnia than men and incidences increase dramatically in 65 year-olds and over. Most people at some stage have experienced disrupted sleep patterns due to either external factors or some kind of stress/upset, such as bereavement or financial strains. Insomnia, however, is defined by an individual having problems falling asleep, maintaining sleep or experiencing non-restorative sleep on a regular or frequent basis. Pain is one of the most common causes of insomnia.
Caffeine, alcohol and stimulants such as nicotine contribute to sleep disturbance. Health conditions that often lead to insomnia include: hyper-thyroidism, painful conditions, muscular or otherwise, digestive disorders such as reflux, hiatus hernia, stomach ulcers, irritable bowel, nocturnal asthma, heart failure, blocked nose, sinus problems, restless leg syndrome, stress, anxiety and depression. Consult your GP first if you suffer from any of the above or for any medical advice. If you are suffering with insomnia, do not nap in the day and go to bed as soon as you feel tired. Eat an evening meal high in complex carbohydrates, e.g. boiled rice and avoid heavy meals and sugary foods in the evening as they either stimulate the system or are hard to digest. One of the most successful complementary approaches to insomnia is acupuncture. In our clinic we offer evidence based therapies such as Needle free laser Acupuncture which can work on balancing the neurological, emotional, muscular and energetic systems.Mindfulness, Massage, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, and Yoga can also assist sleep. Complex Homeopathy, Herbs and Physiological Regulating Medicine(P.R.M) can be of great help and gives excellent results. In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating this and many other conditions with evidence based therapies such as Low Dose Medicine (L.D.M,), gut health and microbiome restoration, nutritional and nutraceutical therapies, lifestyle medicine, natural hormonal balancing, glandular support, soft tissue and joint support, complex homeopathy, herbals, needle free mesotherapy and needle free acupuncture to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. Have you ever experienced these health issues:
In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating the effects of stress on the body and many other conditions with evidence based therapies such as Low Dose Medicine (L.D.M,), gut health and microbiome restoration, nutritional and nutraceutical therapies, lifestyle medicine, natural hormonal balancing, glandular support, soft tissue and joint support, complex homeopathy, herbals, needle free mesotherapy and needle free acupuncture to achieve excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. With the change in season it is a good time to be thinking about boosting your immunity. Vulnerable people such as children and the elderly, people with low immunity and other susceptible people including asthmatics or people with chronic sinusitis and chronic obstructive airway diseases (COAD) need to pay particular attention to their immunity.
Within thirty minutes of consuming sugar your immune system may be suppressed for several hours. Research shows that after two hours of eating the sugary food your white cell count could be reduced. All processed and fast foods are extremely high in sugar, salt and fat. The intake of such food products should be significantly reduced or avoided completely, if your immune system is to thrive. Immune deficiency can occur due to several reasons especially if your organs are involved such as spleen, tonsillitis, bone marrow and lymph nodes as these organs release lymphocytes these cell are the ones which fight the invading bacteria, viruses and parasites. Your immune system is also affected if you suffer from other diseases such as HIV, Sickle cell anaemia, Cirrhosis of the liver and other illness or an ongoing stress etc… By swapping sweets, bars, cakes, biscuits, pastries and buns with fresh fruit, natural yoghurt and cereals such as unsweetened muesli and porridge, you can significantly reduce your sugar intake. It is important to have three well balanced meals a day. These should include fish especially oily fish, nuts, seeds, grains and other foods that are high in fibre. Lean white meats are better than red and fatty meats. Other sustain foods are wholemeal breads made with spelt, wheat or rye flour, brown rice, wholemeal pasta and potatoes with the skins on, if not sprayed with chemicals. You should drink about two and a half litres of fluid per day, water being the best choice. Avoid all sugary drinks and foods as well as those containing artificial sweeteners. Keep fruit juice made from concentrate to one or two glasses per day and dilute it with water. It has high sugar content in the natural form of fructose. The best drinks are water, green tea, herbal teas and freshly made fruit and vegetable juice. (Carrot, apple juice, elderberries and ginger is a great immune booster). In dark, cold winter days a chicken and vegetable stew with some ginger, garlic, pinch of turmeric and fresh herbs sprinkled over it is a heart warming as well as To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. More women suffer from insomnia than men and incidences increase dramatically in 65 year olds and over.
Most people at some stage have experienced disrupted sleep patterns due to either external factors or some kind of stress / upset, such as bereavement or financial strains. Insomnia, however, is defined by an individual having problems falling asleep, maintaining sleep or experiencing non-restorative sleep on a regular or frequent basis.Pain is one of the most common causes of insomnia. Caffeine, alcohol and stimulants such as nicotine contribute to sleep disturbance. Health conditions that often lead to insomnia include: hyper-thyroidism, painful conditions- muscular or otherwise, digestive disorders such as reflux hiatus hernia, stomach ulcers, irritable bowel, nocturnal asthma, heart failure, blocked nose, sinus problems, restless leg syndrome, stress, anxiety and depression. Consult your GP if you suffer from any of the above. If you are suffering with insomnia do not nap in the day and go to bed as soon as you feel tired. Eat an evening meal high in complex carbohydrates, e.g. boiled rice and avoid heavy meals and sugary foods in the evening as they either stimulate the system or are hard to digest. One of the most successful complementary approaches to insomnia is acupuncture. In our we offer evidence based therapies such as Needle free laser Acupuncture which can work on balancing the neurological, emotional, muscular and energetic systems. Massage, aromatherapy and yoga can also assist sleep. Complex Homeopathy, Herbs and Physiological Regulating Medicine can be of great help and gives excellent results. To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. Disclaimer. Always consult your G.P. for Medical advice and before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. The publisher of this article or any information provided on this site including text, graphics, images, cannot be held responsible for any errors or any consequences arising from the use of the information contained in this article or this site or its pages. In case of an emergency always contact your Doctor and the emergency services immediately. The information provided on these pages, site and our clinic does not constitute as a medical advice. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. By Dr Bhatti, M.B.B.S.D.C.H.R.C.P.S
Everyone gets cold hands and cold feet once in a while, but if your hands and feet are constantly cold especially with a change in skin colour, then there may be a medical condition associated with it. You should contact your family doctor and get it investigated and treated. There are many diseases which can cause cold extremities such as: 1. Anaemia 2. Thyroid disease 3. Diabetes 4. Reynaud’s disease 5. Burgess disease 6. Cardiovascular disease causing poor circulation 7. Some nervous system diseases 8. Scleroderma 9. Autoimmune disease such as Lupus 10. Cold weather and frostbite to name but a few 11. This condition can also run in some families. Lots of people suffer from cold sweats if they suffer from stress / anxiety and panic attacks or if you get a fright. If you suffer from high cholesterol you may get hardening of the blood vessel wall, the same thing can happen to smokers and the elderly. Some medications such as beta blockers can also affect the temperature of your hands and feet. If your doctors have ruled a serious medical condition complementary therapies such as Medical Needle Free Acupuncture, Laser Acupuncture, Nutritional therapy, Lifestyle medicine, Gut health & Microbiome Restoration , Mindfulness, CBT for Stress and Anxiety can help alleviate your symptoms. Dr Bhatti is a qualified medical doctor who has worked in Psychiatry for about three years; he has a post graduate diploma from The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in Ireland. He has a special interest in Naturopathy and a Practitioners certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy also a Professional Certificate in Mindfulness. Always consult your G.P. before starting any new regime or self treatment. The contents of the article are for informational purposes only and are not intended to prevent, diagnose or cure any medical conditions. We acknowledge the contribution of all authors and researchers. Book an appointment To meet with Dr Bhatti to discuss this condition and the therapies on offer at our clinic, call (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie. During your first clinic visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-conditions and lifestyle. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. Note: Your first consultation is free. We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers. |
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