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Comment on Integrative Medicine: Underlying Principles by Gregg Hake

Gregg Hake — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 12:45:39 +0000

Thank you, Loren!

Comment on Integrative Medicine: Underlying Principles by Loren Marks D.C., DACBN

Loren Marks D.C., DACBN — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 22:47:02 +0000

Dear Gregg:
You are right on.
I love your commentary.
Loren

Comment on Homeopathy May Be Clinically Effective in Treating Breast Cancer – Promise for the Future by Noel Peterson

Noel Peterson — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 19:49:42 +0000

Great post! Thank you for bringing light to an important fact that homeopathy can have great effects in otherwise frightening illnesses. Please continue posting more studies as you can!

Comment on Tapeworms, the Economy and Medical Reform by Gregory Hake by Nancy Woodruff

Nancy Woodruff — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:27:18 +0000

Interesting analogy. The President said “everything that can be said, has been said (about reform)”. To my ear, the voices of prevention have not been loud enough in reform, nor captured well enough by the media.

Nor does “prevention” completely convey what natural health care has to offer.

Talking about reversing chronic disease rather than managing it requires examining the paradigm differences between conventional medicine and natural health care. This is not an easy discussion but one well worth having.

Drugs can kill the tapeworm, but will the doctor know how to expel the worm’s energetic signature, rebuild the organ systems, emotionally re-nourish the patient, and follow-up carefully for parasite return?

We need to get mainstream attention to the comprehensive offerings of natural health care, perhaps by discussing and showing how it regenerates and greens the economy.

I believe our country’s economic resilience truly depends on encouraging a conscious paradigm shift from one medical system into the other, especially at the primary care level.

Comment on Prevention As Primary Healthcare by Gregory Hake, CEO by Debra Landers

Debra Landers — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:56:09 +0000

Prevention is definitely what alternative health is all about, as well as bringing the ill body back to homeostasis.
I would like to see Energetix come up with a good Nutrition and Weight Management Program, that would be easy for the practitioner to implement into a practice, as well as easy for clients to comply to and see healthy changes from.

Comment on The Key to Medical Reform by Gregg Hake by Nancy Woodruff

Nancy Woodruff — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:33:36 +0000

Good reminder of what, as Brad said, we already know but need to be told again and again. Why is it that the simple and knowable are so hard to actually do?

I suggest that it is because we have lost the ‘base’ out of which the simple and obvious once grew: the home. We have also lost someone to care for humans in their daily home space. We are all so outwardly directed.

If natural health care is to be successful, I believe the role of home (and of “nurture and nourish”) must be made equal to that of office/workspace (and of “provide and protect”). We must consider as a society and as a species how we do this. How we honor the individuality of each human, regardless of gender, and find ways to equally affirm, value, educate and make secure those humans whose gifts create and maintain nurturing and nourishing homes.

I feel this is the most successful way to address the “common and preventable” factors of chronic disease, especially for future generations.

Comment on The Key to Medical Reform by Gregg Hake by uberVU - social comments

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Comment on The Key to Medical Reform by Gregg Hake by Brad Baetz

Brad Baetz — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 12:21:48 +0000

Thanks for pointing out the obvious. In the hustle & bustle of day to day living it’s the simple things we take for granted, we forget…and then habits set in that we never intended (ie-New Years exercise resolutions fade) and “suddenly” we have this physical body we never imagined & often promised ourselves we’d “never let happen”.
We tend to lead selfish lives, but perhaps if we step back and consider the impact of our actions today and the ripple effect it will have on those around us, like our children!, say in 20 years – a ha!! – what was once a difficult habit to break suddenly becomes a big motivator to get the keester and go for a walk, at the very least, as a start. Wow, the things we can achieve when we choose to see our circumstances from a new angle.
The reminder is timely – no one really wants to leave their fate in the hands of the Grim Reaper – Chronic Disease. As Nike says, “just do it”!

Comment on Regional Event Proves Great Success! by Lara Mealor

Lara Mealor — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:21:53 +0000

Thank you Jo, Dr. Beth and my beloved husband Randy! This is why we do what we do.

Comment on Regional Event Proves Great Success! by Randy Mealor

Randy Mealor — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:36:07 +0000

What a wonderful event this was! This was my first Energetix experience along with my first introduction to the Holistic way. I hope everyone learned as much and found it as interesting as I did. Thanks to everyone for making it such a great time!