Global Medicine Review

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Guest: Ken Campbell

Well folks I have no words of wisdom concerning misgivings day tomorrow. A day called thanksgiving that clearly means different things to different cultural groups. One thing is for sure, those of us who are caught in the endless shuffle of being wage earners must use this time off to not only relax and enjoy the company of family and loved ones but to strategize about how to not only ensure survival but to prosper in the years ahead. America is truly in its winter season with no end in sight. We can not depend on government and corporate interests to do what is best for everyday Americans. They are becoming one in the same,…not just in the FDA or organizations that we have looked at because of their role in health care but indeed across the board for all the regulatory structures that are suppose to keep this democracy fair and just. So today I want to give you something to chew on over the holiday. I want to share something that I think is the future of medicine if the world were to take a more humane direction.
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Dr Kokayi interviews Bud Weiss on a tried and proven method for treating asthma and other physiologic problems that result from the effects of shallow breathing and low tissue levels of carbon dioxide. This method, the Buteyko method, was developed by the Russian physician, Konstanin Buteyko in 1952. The Buteyko method has garnered some attention of late because Jane Brody, the NY Times health writer, shared a positive article on it as a result of a friend of hers with severe asthma for over forty years, achieving a markedly improved state just from his mastery of the Buteyko breathing method.  Once the principle of the Buteyko method is appreciated it becomes apparent that this method would also be very useful in treating hypertensives and people with allergies.

 

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Dr Kokayi interviews Dr Ronald Whitmont, the President of the NY State Society of Homeopathy. Dr Whitmont shares his concern about the swine flu vaccine and his own perspective about the flu. Dr Kokayi sites research strongly suggestive that vitamin D plays a key role in preventing flu and building what is called innate immunity. Dr Whitmont also reviews a few homeopathic clinical pictures as they relate to the flu.

 

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