The Biology Of Belief (Bruce Lipton) Meets The Tao Of Change (Wayne Dyer)

New discoveries in cell biology, epigenetics and physics demonstrate that we are not victims of our genes but instead have unlimited capacity to live a life overflowing with peace, happiness and love.

Click below and join Dr. Wayne Dyer (on the right) and cell biologist Bruce H. Lipton (on the left) as they discuss how the power of your mind controls your health.

Topics include misconceptions about genetic control, epigenetics, the nature of the placebo and nocebo effects and spontaneous remission.

The Biology of Belief meets the Tao of Change from video on Vimeo.

Dr Park Jae Woo And Su Jok Therapy

Su-Jok- is an universal method of influence on feet and palms by needles, curing method of diseases without taking any medicines and without doing harm to your organism.

This method may be called a very supportive in first aid at acute disease.

The method is special for every disease and it doesn't require huge financial expenses or special medical knowledge, profound skills and intricate devices.

Everyone can use this method at any age with benefits to the health.

Many people are familiar with acupuncture and its varieties such as trigger point massage, influence on biologically active points by heat, electricity, etc.

These methods of healing are used only after a long professional studying and practice.

Korean doctor Park Jae Woo discovered a unique sanitation method of organism to heal via hands and feet.

Park Jae Woo

He proved that there are some zones on feet and palms which connected with all organs and systems of an organism.

Pathological changes in the organism are shown by morbidity of these zones, and influencing on them in the various ways, especially by acupuncture, brings medical effect.

The 6 Principles Of Naturopathic Medicine...by Dr Karuna Sabnani

Rather than trying to attack specific symptoms of a disease, says Dr Karuna Sabnani, naturopathic doctors focus on cleansing and strengthening the body to address and prevent both chronic and acute disease, following the six principles of naturopathic medicine:

1. The healing power of nature. Respect for nature includes honoring our fellow human beings, and our bodies’ powerful natural healing processes. Naturopathic treatments work in harmony with the body’s immune system, to increase strength and vitality.
2. First, do no harm. The approaches used in naturopathic medicine are focused on being safe and non-invasive, with a minimal risk of side effects.
3. Find and treat the cause. Naturopathic doctors honor symptoms as the body’s way of communicating deeper problems. We generally do not treat the symptoms themselves, as this would be analogous to fixing the “check engine” light on one’s car, instead of checking and fixing the engine. When the cause of an illness is addressed appropriately, the symptoms are addressed as well.
4. Treat the whole person. Each patient is unique in their own life experiences as well as their genetics, and disease manifests differently in each individual. Each patient has his or her unique dynamic of physical, emotional and mental interactions. When these interactions are out of balance, one’s susceptibility to disease, as well as one’s ability to fight disease, are impacted. Naturopathic medicine seeks to balance the body’s physical, emotional and mental interactions with the appropriate natural medicines and treatment.
5. Prevent disease. If we all take responsibility for our life situations, lifestyles, habits and patterns, we can begin to recognize imbalances, and work to change them for the better. Naturopathic doctors work with patients to help determine areas needing attention and change, to help prevent minor illnesses from developing into more serious or chronic degenerative disaeases.
6. Physician as teacher. Disease not only encourages our bodies’ innate healing abilities, but also allows us to open up and accept the help and love of others. Naturopathic physicians work to educate patients about their bodies and how to live more healthy lifestyles, so that healing may occur. When this interaction takes place, healing occurs, and we can share the experience and compassion, and catalyze the healing process in others.

To learn more about Naturopathic Healthcare, visit Dr Karuna's website.