Shifah Holistic Health Care

Chiwon Shawara [Liver Disease] Shawara is an ailment that affects the liver, it is also called Chiwon Hanta also Liver Disease or Hepatitis. Traditional Medicine Practitioners have from a time long ago (tun filazam) treated this condition with herbs in singular or combined herbs formulae, as powder or liquid in means of dispensation. In traditional medicine sickness is either of Zafi [Heat Syndrome] or of Sanyi [Cold Syndrome] and is treated by resolving the imbalance with Zafi or Sanyi temperament herbal preparations. Shawara has symptoms which include (but not limited to): ·         Kasala (general feeling of weakness (-laziness)) ·         Rawayan Ido (yellowing of the eyes) ·         Chanza Fitsari (change in Urine colour) ·         Yawan Barchi (much sleeping) ·       ...

The Other Rooms of Marriage II Counselling for Wellness and Fulfilment. Looking from the Outside, Understanding from the Right Side Here I will not be discussing from other room but from the outside and surroundings of the building called marriage. Trying to see the various foundations the building can have and the possible results. Let us look at marriage with a view to understanding what it is, what it is assumed to be and why so. v   What is Marriage? An act of, and integral path of Ibadah or just a Social Contract? v   Is there a guide to happiness in marriage? v   Why are many men and women unhappy in marriage? v   Where does the culture equation come in for a happy marriage? Answers to these questions will depend on the religious, cultural and social standing of the respondent. I would love to receive your answers and explanations. However it worthy of note that Marriage is an act of worship, as all major religions are...

Hijama [Cupping] An overview §   What is Hijama (Cupping)? §   How does this therapy work? §   Are there benefits to it? §   Will there be pain? §   Will there be scars and marks? §   Why should I get Hijama done? §   Is this therapy new? §   What ailments are treated by Hijama? What is Hijama [Cupping] and how long has it been around? Hijama (cupping) is a noninvasive medical (procedure or) therapy using glass cups and a flame or air suction to create a vacuum or suction on the skin. This vacuum causes a negative pressure and pulls the muscles into the cup and therefore, draws the blood to the cupped area. This is known as “dry cupping”. Then you remove the cup in order to make small, shallow incisions in that same area, before putting the cup back on. This pulls out the toxic blood, acids and excess fluids from the body. This is known as wet, or blood cupping. Hijama or Cupping is a safe, non-in...

INFERTILITY FEMALE INFERTILITY It is the inability of the female to be pregnant with regular intercourse and without using any contraceptive devices or medication while having normal ovulation. The most common causes are an imbalance in the temperament of the reproductive organ in its part or whole (this could be of cool or heat syndrome) or poly cystic ovary and fibroids. MALE INFERTILITY In general, it is the inability to have children, which translates to the inability of the man’s sperm to fertilize the ova (egg) from a healthy woman. The causes may include no sperms, decreased number of sperms, decreased motility of sperms and abnormal shape of sperms. Other causes could be psychological, fatigue, stress, alcohol and uses of certain drugs   Interventions and Treatments Hijama (Cupping) Therapy and Acupuncture can help regulate the hormonal system and stimulate ovulation. They stimulate ovulation, stimulates ovaries, regulates sex hor...

                             What is Hijama or Cupping  “There is a remedy for every disease and when the remedy is applied to the disease it is cured with the permission of Allah the Exalted.” (Muslim.) Hijama or Cupping is a safe, non-invasive way of curing and preventing many diseases, that is backed and supported by the Sunnah of Nabiyu Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam).  In Arabic the word  ‘Hijama’  means to  ‘ drawing out’ . It is a non-surgical procedure in which, toxic or  ‘bad’  blood is drawn out from the body from specified Hijama points on the body. At selected points, blood is encouraged to accumulate on the surface of the skin where minute incisions are introduced on the skin and then sucked out from the incisions. Hijama is now recognized as an alternative medicine and Islamic medicine in most parts of the world. It is also a f...