Posted in Inside The Consult Room, Regimen on Jan 27th, 2012
I like this down-to-earth approach to changing habits, by taking on finite “30 day challenges”. Matt Cutts, who is the unoffical spokesperson for Google, illuminates some very useful points in this 3 minute video. One of the biggest challenges with patients is to get them to make a diet or lifestyle change which will inevitably [...]
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I wrote yesterday about the central importance to health of activating one’s unique desire function. I also mentioned that this is a particularly big challenge for many patients who are either blocked from fully activating it, or often from even knowing what it is in the first place. In addition to the medical approach of [...]
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The approach to healthcare with Heilkunst accounts for multiple dimensions and facets of the human being. As I’ve written previously, a single day in the life of my general Heilkunst practice can take me all over the healthcare map, and back again. In addition to all of the expected modalities of treatment such as nutrition and [...]
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In the course my work with patients, there are a handful of books which I recommend with a high frequency. Treatment always begins with a review of the patient’s regimen (diet and lifestyle), and there are various ways we look at potential improvements for each patient. I’ll point out a few here, and probably return to this [...]
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Having struggled with chronic anxiety for the last fourteen years and after having tried everything under the sun without finding any healing, I was glad to have finally darkened the doorway of a practitioner of Heilkunst, namely Jeff Korentayer. Despite having previously consulted two classical homeopaths with nothing to show for it, I was willing [...]
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But Lot’s wife looked back from behind him, and she became a pillar of salt. Genesis 19:26 A few years ago, a very beautiful woman had first came in to see me for various complaints, including a sore neck, joints, migraines, chronic constipation and pain during intimacy. A month later, she came back to see [...]
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Lowering Cholesterol can actually be harmful to your health! The New England Journal of Medicine has actually corrected the myth that dietary intake of fat does not cause heart disease, but that sugar is a much more significant factor in the cause of dangerous heart and arterial inflammation. Cholesterol is actually an important molecule released [...]
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This blog article is designed to raise our consciousness with regards to spiritual science as it is purveyed through the corporeal realm of water.
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Posted in Principles, Regimen, Therapeutics on Nov 15th, 2010
This blog is about the myths and beliefs of not eating meat, suggesting that diet needs to be established on the basis of resonance and typology in order to maximize health.
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Posted in Principles, Regimen on Apr 19th, 2010
One of our newsletter subscribers recently asked me a question about whether there is a correlation between the Genotypes (personality types), and the blood types. Here is part of the answer I sent: That’s a great question! In the case of the blood types, and the genotypes, there are no apparent correlations, but who knows [...]
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