State of Mind in Health and in Disease
I’ve shared with you in previous blogs the idea of each disease having its own unique state of mind, which must be diagnosed and matched with a similar remedy in…
Read moreExamining The Roots of Science in a True System of Healthcare
The modern form of science is built on certain premises and definitions. In general, the way this word is used today implies a study only of the material world, or…
Read moreA Look At “State of Mind” in Popular Culture
A fundamental concept in Heilkunst diagnosis is based on the understanding of every disease exhibiting a unique state of mind. The state of mind is much more than the thoughts…
Read moreAll Calories Are Not Created Equal
There is a dangerous myth which pervades modern health, which is based on a mechanistic view of life, and which assumes all calories to be the same. One consequence of…
Read moreThe Ideogenic Realm : Bambusa
Continuing our exploration of homeopathic remedies which may be useful in treating the ideogenic realm (the realm of diseases caused by beliefs or delusions), we come to the common plant…
Read moreWhat Unifies the Vast and General Scope of Heilkunst Medicine?
My practice, being general, is one which is full of a great variety of patients — a variety of medical conditions, as well as types of people (such as different…
Read moreHow Does the Inergetix-CoRe system work?
The central purpose of science is to strive “to know”. In the medical sciences, this goal is focussed on unearthing the true diagnosis of a patient’s disease, and what the…
Read moreWhen Weight Loss Isn’t Dependent on Lifestyle
Whether it is their primary health goal, or not, many patients request help with weight loss. There are many factors behind this, as we’ve discussed before with the three dietary…
Read moreUsing Myrrh as a Homeopathic Remedy
The folklore at this time of year includes the story of the three wise men bearing the gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. As Jason Forthofer wrote in his blog…
Read moreThe Three Functions of Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
We look at health (and its absence) at many levels, as I’ve written here previously, and one of the orientations we consider is the patient’s balance between the three primary…
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