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Mar 17, 2011, 05:11 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2009
Location: So Cal
Posts: 3,342
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Originally Posted by TheByzantine
Even so, until the author provides the specifics of a demonstratively better approach to treatment, the article remains little more than one person's opinion.
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Agreed.  She doesn't offer guidance or therapeutic ways of moving towards a healthier system. It would be nice to see more implementation on her part, and on the parts of others who subscribe to similar perspectives.
What excites me about this is that someone is actually using their voice professionally to, at least, get the wheel of thought turning. I would love to see her keep moving forward with her theories and to see them put into practice more IRL. I don't know how accepted her school of thoughts will be however with Gov't and Big Pharma pulling the puppet strings.
All in all, it got me thinking, and that's what I appreciated. I've always been a person who has found the Western approach to medicine to be a good, solid approach, but I have had some experiences as well that show when Western Medicine and Eastern Medicine (and other modalities) come together, and the utilization of those modalities are respected, for the better health of the person who is suffering, that that person tends to "heal" and become whole, or as close to whole as they can become on a biological level, psychological/emotional level, and spiritual level, more quickly and with less discomfort all around.
Thanks for reading and sharing your opinion Byz!! 
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