Does Eastern Medicine have a place in today's healthcare system?
My interest in Traditional Eastern health care was motivated by the sheer simplicity and effectiveness of its technology.
It appears that their technology is based on foundational principles which are the cornerstone of their philosophy. I have taken some liberties with the wording but I needed to make it relevant to us.
Simplicity is the guiding principle to base a health care system upon.
It appears that their technology is based on foundational principles which are the cornerstone of their philosophy. I have taken some liberties with the wording but I needed to make it relevant to us.
Simplicity is the guiding principle to base a health care system upon.
THEY THOUGHT ABOUT IT. There were no considerations about the pharmaceutical industries, the doctors, or any other vested interests. Just the pure simple truth.
These principles are countless but I have found some which are foundational for our practice.
These principles are countless but I have found some which are foundational for our practice.
- You cannot be sick and healthy simultaneously
- Therefore the more healthful activities you are involved the greater will be your health will be.
but there is a proviso:
It will take time for the health to overcome the sickness.
It will take time for the health to overcome the sickness.
In regard to the patient's point of view the following information is vital:
Symptoms are the kindness of the body to let you know what is going on inside the body.
The more I thought of this fact the more its brilliance occurred to me. Really it is the body "talking" to you. It is the reverse of the basic cornerstone of traditional medicine in this country. The contrast being, traditionally, symptoms are considered the problem and ANYTHING that is done to alleviate the symptoms IS the cure.
Another major factor is that often people will try to convey their symptoms as their attempt to create a greater understanding for the doctor. MANY time this conversation is dissuaded. An attempt to persist with this conversation, especially if the symptoms are resistant to a cure. is considered that "you" are really a hypochondriac.
In eastern health care symptoms are of great interest. After all YOU are the best at listening to them and in time learn their meanings. This is vital to decide if and how the body is healing.
We look forward, when necessary, to reorienting people to this so rational form of health care. Many people have gotten the idea that it is time to look for alternatives. Factually, there are more visits to alternative doctors presently than to traditional doctors. Look at the statistics of the efficacy of traditional health care and you may see the need for an alternative.
We are dedicate to this endeavor and have spent many years learning and working with this technology. Many of my practices are based on this philosophy.
Symptoms are the kindness of the body to let you know what is going on inside the body.
The more I thought of this fact the more its brilliance occurred to me. Really it is the body "talking" to you. It is the reverse of the basic cornerstone of traditional medicine in this country. The contrast being, traditionally, symptoms are considered the problem and ANYTHING that is done to alleviate the symptoms IS the cure.
Another major factor is that often people will try to convey their symptoms as their attempt to create a greater understanding for the doctor. MANY time this conversation is dissuaded. An attempt to persist with this conversation, especially if the symptoms are resistant to a cure. is considered that "you" are really a hypochondriac.
In eastern health care symptoms are of great interest. After all YOU are the best at listening to them and in time learn their meanings. This is vital to decide if and how the body is healing.
We look forward, when necessary, to reorienting people to this so rational form of health care. Many people have gotten the idea that it is time to look for alternatives. Factually, there are more visits to alternative doctors presently than to traditional doctors. Look at the statistics of the efficacy of traditional health care and you may see the need for an alternative.
We are dedicate to this endeavor and have spent many years learning and working with this technology. Many of my practices are based on this philosophy.
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We look forward to help you,your friends and family,
Dr. Marc
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