Reported from the site https://janetschloss.com/ , Janet has written the cancer chapter for the book, “Clinical Naturopathy” by Sarris and Wardle (2010) and Edition 2 *2015). She also assisted Henry Osieki in writing the book “Cancer: a biochemical and nutritional approach” both Edition 1 and 2.
Janet also has numerous publications in regards to cancer and auto-immune diseases.
Janet works closely with organisations such as the Mater Private Breast Cancer Clinic and the Kim Walters Choice Program giving nutritional seminars and advice.
1. Clinical Nutritionist
A clinical nutritionist specializes in the dietary management of health conditions and helps individuals improve their overall health through nutrition. They often work with patients who have specific health issues, such as diabetes, heart disease, obesity, or gastrointestinal disorders. Key Responsibilities are:
- Assessment: Evaluate patients’ dietary habits, medical histories, and nutritional needs.
- Personalized Plans: Develop tailored nutrition plans that align with patients’ health goals.
- Education: Provide guidance on food choices, meal planning, and nutritional supplements.
- Collaboration: Work alongside other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
Monitoring: Track patients’ progress and adjust plans as needed.
Skills Needed:
- Strong knowledge of nutrition science.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to analyze and interpret scientific research.
- Empathy and understanding for diverse patient backgrounds.
2. Naturopath
A naturopath is a healthcare professional who practices naturopathic medicine, focusing on natural remedies and the body’s ability to heal itself. They often emphasize holistic approaches, considering physical, mental, and emotional aspects of health.
Key Principles:
- Healing Power of Nature: Trust in the body’s inherent ability to heal.
- Treat the Whole Person: Address all aspects of an individual’s health, including lifestyle, emotional well-being, and environment.
- Identify and Treat Causes: Look for underlying causes of illness rather than just symptoms.
- Prevention: Promote wellness and prevent disease through healthy lifestyle choices.
Common Practices:
- Dietary Counseling: Guidance on nutrition and dietary changes.
- Herbal Medicine: Use of plant-based remedies to support health.
- Physical Therapies: Techniques such as acupuncture, massage, or hydrotherapy.
- Homeopathy: Use of highly diluted substances to stimulate healing.
Skills Needed:
- Strong knowledge of natural therapies and holistic health.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Empathy and the ability to build rapport with patients.
If you want to know more about naturopathy or specific treatments, just let me know at https://janetschloss.com/.
