Posted by: dkrainwater on: November 2, 2008
The person being healed experiences varies with which technique is used. If patients are passive and wait for something to be done to them, this is known as allopathic healing. They may be prayed for, touched, or put in the middle of a community healing ritual. An active role can be taken by the patient [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: November 2, 2008
Through medical artifacts, touch healing has been around for over 20,000 years. Modern medicine sees a disease is a entity that usually comes from an external causation. Conventional medicine looks a removing the cause without looking at the effects of the cause or the reason for the cause itself. One basic assumption of touch healing [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: November 2, 2008
For the past 30 years there has been an awareness of the human energy system and how the concepts of healing can tap into that awareness. A philosophy was approached that interpreted ancient healing practices to calm human distress. Therapeutic touch or touch healing has been the best known of these practices. Programs have been [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: November 2, 2008
During the 1970s there was an explosion of new interest in the approaches of alternative or nonconventional medicine. In the realm of psychotherapy there were self-help programs that developed that included support groups and learning for self-awareness and personal growth. Some people call this the human potential movement because people were relying on themselves instead [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: October 18, 2008
A high level of homocysteine in the blood level contributes to the arteries hardening or arteriosclerosis. Around a fourth of the adult population in the United States has a very high level. Eating too much meat, butter, causes this problem and anything with animal products, so if your fries are fried in animal fat that [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: September 28, 2008
Uri acid is part of red meat and this meat is found in a lot of dog foods. The dilemma is that too much uric acid is a cause of arthritis. Glucosamine helps reduce the inflammation. Cartilage and synovial fluid have glucosamine in them; cartilage is part of the connective tissue and synovial fluid is [...]
Posted by: dkrainwater on: September 28, 2008
There are two other names for glucosamine: Chitosamine and Glucosamine sulfate. Though it is usually safe to take here are some considerations. Don’t use it before you tell your doctor if you have an allergy to any medicine proscribed or over-the-counter or a supplement, you are allergic to shellfish, if you are diabetic, suffer from [...]
