Professions In Health Care
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Career, Health, Holistic Medical Practice, Integrative Medicine, Podcast, Public Education, Public Health, Spiritual Growth on 01/14/2009 12:00 pm by admin
Dr Kokayi discusses treatment approaches to the different types of arthritis. Current treatment methods with NSAIDS are critiqued along with the discussion of herbal formulas that Dr Kokayi has used in his own practice. Dr Kokayi reframes the understanding of what is happening in arthritis so that it is appreciated energetically as well as biochemically and biomechanically. Acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and nutrition are discussed as they relate to this model. Callers were taken. Â
This program focuses on how one practitioner utilizes non conventional methods in her naturopathic practice that allow her to diagnose and treat without a focus on blood work or physical exam. While these are things that she uses in her practice her main diagnostic tool belongs to a class of instruments that measures “vibrational “ energy of a patient to arrive at an understanding of the pattern of imbalance and then guides the practitioner in the selection of vibrational and biochemical therapies. The guest, Dr Tarryn Tranquility Foster, found that her interaction with patients constantly brought her back to issues that speak to the spiritual nature of people. Her unique way of approaching medicine allows her to access this medium. In approaching this topic Dr Kokayi also shares a some aspects of his practice and his development as a practitioner.
Dr Kokayi talks about the field of integrative medicine and the present efforts being made in this area. He speaks about randomized clinical trials and the relevance of this clinical testing model in an integrative health care setting. Dr Kokayi describes the integrative health model that he uses in his practice and shares a couple of cases.
Dr. Weissman shares his groundbreaking work  laying the foundation  for a  system of diagnosis and treatment based on kinesiology, incorporating an assessment of the physical, biochemical and energetic make up of a person. His system is called the Lifeline technique. As the founder of this system Dr Weiss shares the personal experiences that lead to the development of this system. Key  was the recognition of the interconnectedness between different levels of organization in the body…from spiritual to physical.  A unique aspect to Dr Weiss’ work is that its taught to lay people as well as medical professionals.Â
Faybiene Miranda’s Poem of the Week Title: This Morning
In this program, Julie Lemieux and Claude Vallier discuss a relatively new system of diagnosis called Total Biologic. This system allows the practitioner to root out the emotional root of pathophysiology. Through addressing the emotional root cures of some very grave illnesses have taken place.
Claude Valier talks about the initial development of Total Biology involving a case of testicular cancer. Julie Lemieux also discusses the psychological roots of Total Biology.
Faybiene Miranda’s Poem of the Week Title: Leap of Faith