Natural options can substitute medicaments totally?

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 02:41

jerick_12 wrote:
> Since I dont have any experience or medical degree, I cannot say much about
> the topic, but in my opinion I dont think its a good idea to substitute
> natural methods to medicaments. It still much better to consult
> professional help.

Yeah but in case you do not enough anxiety level to require treatment, such as for example it comes or goes or you are able to pinpoint the cause of the stress and have the prior experience to deal with the cause you maybe switch to a constant routine of natural remedies you are confident in. However, if it does not help you, you must seek a consultant.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 02:43

Joseph_ngaruiya wrote:
> I think natural remedies can replace medication completely only if they
> were put in place before the conditions got worse. Lifestyle adjustments
> and proper management of stress and anxiety can eliminate the need to use
> medication.

Yeah if you are not able to pinpoint the cause of the stress and do not understand the cause of your stress then you should seek professional help as it can help you understand your stress and help deal with it better.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 02:46

Christieee wrote:
> Which natural options cannot totally substitute medications, they would
> definitely help to make a better, more healthy life. For example, constant
> exercise can help you to feel energetic and healthier; drinking enough
> water can help keep certain illnesses away.
> All in all, I think that natural options are merely precautionary. But say,
> enough water and healthy eating cannot totally cure cancer or something
> more serious. They can only help manage it.

I think natural remedies should be part of our lifestyle. Then, it has the potential to prevent the accumulation of stress over time. If you can keep the everday stress in check and prevent them from accumulating, it can be helpful in keeping you realtively stress free.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 02:49

femma wrote:
> I still believe anxiety is a state of mind, some medication might work for
> a while, creating some chain of constant medication, I totally believe in
> the natural option, state of being being peaceful and contentment. Selflove
> and other necessary happy living do go a long way. Even with medication,
> some habits are required for the victim for an effective outcomes.

Yes, the remedies required for a perfect outcome varies from person to person. For some people natural remedy may be effective but in some cases, they may not. People may not be able to practise it over a long time and other may be busy to not be able to apply in daily life.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 02:52

Ed Emmanuel wrote:
> Well, I think the two balance each other. There are times natural options
> will be the best remedy while for some days, medications are the best. So,
> I will really not say natural option will take over medications.

Yes, true they are meant to be used complementary. Nothing is definite or absolute. Each makes up what the other lacks. However, I feel that once the period of medication is over one must continue the natural remedies over some period as anxiety may come back and regular natural remedies like meditation and yoga may deal with it.

Post by **Anthony__** » 10 Aug 2020, 03:13

I think the natural method and the traditional medicine compliment each other. However, It totally depends on what the nature of the anxiety, which will determines which option to use.

Dayodiola · Post by **Dayodiola** » 10 Aug 2020, 03:32

Natural option can't totally substitute medication. In my belief, natural option lurks on some spiritual extent in which made some a guess work, while medication has been brushed through thorough process which make it best fit sometimes.

Lilyflower-x2 · Post by **Lilyflower-x2** » 10 Aug 2020, 04:17

Howlan wrote:
> Christieee wrote:
> > Which natural options cannot totally substitute medications, they would
> > definitely help to make a better, more healthy life. For example, constant
> > exercise can help you to feel energetic and healthier; drinking enough
> > water can help keep certain illnesses away.
> > All in all, I think that natural options are merely precautionary. But say,
> > enough water and healthy eating cannot totally cure cancer or something
> > more serious. They can only help manage it.
>
> I think natural remedies should be part of our lifestyle. Then, it has the potential
> to prevent the accumulation of stress over time. If you can keep the everday stress
> in check and prevent them from accumulating, it can be helpful in keeping you
> realtively stress free.

I would also recommend making natural options part of everyday life. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. It is also recommended that natural options like exercise and healthy foods help in managing most lifestyle conditions like diabetes.

Laura Britos · Post by **Laura Britos** » 10 Aug 2020, 07:26

My opinion is that it depends on how serious the chronic anxiety and stress is. For some, natural remedies such as meditation CBD might work just fine. However, this does not mean that they will always do. Anxiety is something so volatile and it changes drastically. So perhaps one day everything works just fine with natural remedies and then you might need prescription meditation.

Andra2005 · Post by **Andra2005** » 10 Aug 2020, 08:21

In my opinion, this only depends on how much stress you are experiencing or how much your anxiety has reached, because only if these things have reached more serious levels, I think, should someone use medicaments.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 08:43

Anthony__ wrote:
> I think the natural method and the traditional medicine compliment each
> other. However, It totally depends on what the nature of the anxiety, which
> will determines which option to use.

Yeah, totally true. Knowing what causes your stress is an effective way of determining how you can handle it. Natural remedies might not work in many cases in which the correct prescribed medication might do the job. In other cases, one might show some aversion to medication, and natural remedies might do the trick. It totally depends on the person going the=rough the treatment.

Howlan · Post by **Howlan** » 10 Aug 2020, 08:45

sn-24994256 wrote:
> Howlan wrote:
> > Christieee wrote:
> > > Which natural options cannot totally substitute medications, they would
> > > definitely help to make a better, more healthy life. For example, constant
> > > exercise can help you to feel energetic and healthier; drinking enough
> > > water can help keep certain illnesses away.
> > > All in all, I think that natural options are merely precautionary. But say,
> > > enough water and healthy eating cannot totally cure cancer or something
> > > more serious. They can only help manage it.
> >
> > I think natural remedies should be part of our lifestyle. Then, it has the
> potential
> > to prevent the accumulation of stress over time. If you can keep the everday
> stress
> > in check and prevent them from accumulating, it can be helpful in keeping you
> > realtively stress free.
>
> I would also recommend making natural options part of everyday life. An apple a day
> keeps the doctor away. It is also recommended that natural options like exercise and
> healthy foods help in managing most lifestyle conditions like diabetes.

Yeah, simply on your anxiety and stress fades away, we must not simply leave it be. We must continue the natural remedies to keep ourselves anxiety and stress-free.

Zainabreadsnow · Post by **Zainabreadsnow** » 10 Aug 2020, 08:53

I think it depends on the severity of the stress a person is facing and how long it has been going on for. It is very normal for a person to have medication to help them when their own brain processes aren't functioning well enough.

leareiler · Post by **leareiler** » 10 Aug 2020, 09:16

I definitely think that natural methods work better accompanied with medication. Meditation alone is most likely not going to cure anxiety, especially if that anxiety is bad enough that it warrants medication.

Arite Seki · Post by **Arite Seki** » 10 Aug 2020, 09:52

I think it depends on the individual and the kind of remedies that they require. Most people can prevent ailments caused by stress and anxiety without the intervention of traditional medicine. I do think it's all about knowing yourself and finding out what works best for each individual.