| Dr. Brimhall's Health Puzzle Piece |
April 17, 2006 |
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This is an article submitted by Dr China, one of our own Practitioners The term "functional medicine" was coined in 1993 to describe the medicine of the future.¹ In fact, today; many complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM, practitioners use a functional medicine approach that includes the following: 1.
Patient uniqueness: Each individual is unique. This uniqueness
3. Preventive care:
Optimal health is not just the absence of
Through changes in lifestyle, environment, and nutrition, functional medicine professionals rely on their knowledge of key physiological, genetic, and biochemical processes for establishing an innovative form of total patient wellness amidst the diversity of interests in health care today.¹ References |
A NOTE FROM DR. BRIMHALLEach week I get many questions on what is the treatment for any
number of symptoms The literature and my personal experience of 35 years of practice shows almost every patient has most if not all 6 of the interferences. We have not found a patient that does not need the Nutri-West nutrition or that does not need spinal, fascial, visceral and/or craniosacral balance in combination with the Erchonia laser to rewrite the energetic script for health and wellness. Please give the appropriate nutrition support for organ function, detoxification and infection fighting to support the innate intelligence of our body. Use The EBR Footbaths to aid the body’s ability to balance its energies and detoxify from the many external and internal insults. We give Total Veggie after every footbath to add alkalinity, enzymes and trace minerals. Please do not forget to add back nutritional support, including trace minerals, as detoxification is nutrition dependent at every level. Detoxification is necessary in every patient in this day and age. God Bless You In Your Journey to HEALTH and WELLNESS, |
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There has been quite a bit of research on the
positive effects of laser and nutrition for many different
conditions. |