Alternative Medicine – Bullshit – Penn & Teller – Showtime
A look at chiropractic medicine, reflexology, magnet therapy, and a trip to an Alternative Medicine fair that ends in an operation at a crowded mall.
The Multi-Care Center has been offering a multidisciplined, personalized approach to health care in Coudersport , Pennsylvania and the surrounding area since 1985. Patients of the Multicare Center have enjoyed successful and positive outcomes from a unique approach that combines several diagnostic and treatment methods. These include
• Structural Assessment and Chiropractic Treatment
• Nutritional Assessment and Intervention
• Diagnostic Evaluation of Internal Disorders
• Physical Rehabilitation and Physiological Therapeutics
• Brain Based Evaluation and Treatment
In addition to being a licensed Chiropractor, Dr. Bruce Fink has special certification as a Nutritionist, a Chiropractic Internist and a Rehabilitation specialist. Combined with extensive post-graduate training in orthopedics and neurology, Dr. Fink offers a comprehensive drugless and non-surgical approach to a wide variety of physical disorders.
These include: Neck and Lower Back Pain, Headaches, Rotator Cuff Problems, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tennis Elbow, Tendonitis, Bursitis, Arthritis, Autoimmune Disorders, Thyroid Problems, Fatigue, Gastrointestinal Problems, ADD and ADHD, Migraine , Osteoporosis, Weight Loss Resistance, Dizziness, Asthma, Insulin Resistance, Diabetes, Heart conditions, Depression, Vitamin Deficiencies and a host of others!
Many patients with chronic difficult health conditions have had their hope restored after the careful and complete assessment they received at the Multicare Center.
On-Site Diagnostic Services include
• thorough physical examination
• X-ray services
• Nutritional Evaluation
• Laboratory Assessment
• Musculoskeletal Evaluation
• Body Composition
• Vascular Analysis
• Brain Based Testing
• Lung Function
• Hair Analysis
• Electrocardiogram
• And if you need advanced imaging or testing, Dr. Fink will refer you to the appropriate facility.
Recognizing that every patient is unique, the Multicare Center offers individualized treatments to get optimum results; these options includes:
• Chiropractic Manipulation of the spine and extremities
• Rehabilitative Stretching and Strengthening Exercises
• Brain Based Therapies
• Dietary Intervention
• High Quality Nutritional Supplements
• Massage Therapy
• Class IV Laser Therapy
• Therapeutic Modalities such as Ultrasound, Electrical Stimulation, Kinesiotaping, Graston technique, and gentle soft tissue techniques.
Also, Dr. Fink regularly offers valuable advice and instruction to guide his patients back to optimum health.
To take a great step to great health, call the friendly staff for an appointment at the Multicare Center today. You will be glad you did!
Duration : 0:3:5
Information provided by Rick Simpson.
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The rabbis were so secretive about the power of this potion they did not wish it to spread to others and even participated in hiding the real ingredient as it was falsely translated into Calumus by the false Jews who were consulted to translate the old testament…..They lied!! Jesus used this oil but is was not written about widely and references were burned or deleted from manuscripts in an effort to keep this healing from the gentiles
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Download documentary “Run From The Cure” for free: http://www.phoenixtearsmovie.com/runfromthecure.avi
Duration : 0:11:40
http://www.thenaturalguide.com – Why manage symptoms with drugs when you can treat root causes of symptoms and heal? Naturopathic Medicine, practiced by Naturopathic Doctors, is a system of medicine that identifies root causes of symptoms so that proper natural therapies can be used to help the body heal on its own. Once the patient is diagnosed, treatment will often include dietary change, Nutritional supplementation, herbal/botanical remedies, homeopathy, and other highly effective nontoxic natural therapies designed to help the body regain balance and therefore health.
Naturopathic Doctors attend four year federally recognized and accredited Naturopathic Medicine schools and learn the same sciences as their medical doctor counterparts, and also learn about using natural, safe and highly effective alternative medicines that stimulate the body’s ability to heal. California licensed Naturopathic Doctors are primary care physicians who are allowed to order lab tests and treat all diseases, except cancer (although they are allowed to treat the side-effects of cancer therapies, and also offer “wellness support” to their cancer patients). Naturopathic medicine is a highly effective alternative medicine modality that has high success rates for those who follow their Naturopathic Doctor treatment protocols.
http://realizehealth.org is a new website devoted to educating people about Naturopathic Medicine and over the next year new content will be added that will help people understand the natural approach to medicine. Indeed, why manage symptoms with toxic side-effect producing drugs when you can treat the problem naturally and regain your health?! Visit http://realizehealth.org today, learn how it can help you heal, and talk to a naturopathic doctor.
To learn more about natural medicine, as a general overview, please visit my website at http://www.thenaturalguide.com/natural-medicine.htm.
To see my playlist of Naturopathic Doctor interviews, please visit: http://www.youtube.com/user/LarryCook333#g/c/EE2270DB4377E121
Los Angeles based Naturopathic Doctors featured in this video:
Dr. Sarah Murphy, ND
http://www.lotusew.com/Sarah-Murphy-ND
Dr. Emily Dashiell, ND
http://emilydashiellnd.com
Dr. Lilian Au, ND
http://paracelsusla.com
Dr. Angela Agrios, ND
http://www.drangelaagrios.com
Produced by Larry Cook, author of The Beginner’s Guide to Natural Living
http://www.thenaturalguide.com
Videotaped at the Green Festival in Los Angeles, Oct 2011
http://www.greenfestivals.org
Duration : 0:4:41
Alternative Therapies – Reflexology 1 of 6 – BBC Health Documentary Series
Alternative Therapies
Join Kathy Sykes on a personal journey of exploration into the controversial world of alternative therapies. Are there lessons for mainstream medicine to be learned from these increasingly popular therapies?
Reflexologists claim that rubbing the soles of your feet can help you with medical conditions ranging from back pain to infertility. And it’s becoming big business. There are now some 30,000 reflexologists in Britain working on about one million feet a year.
In this programme, Kathy Sykes explores reflexology. She finds out about its basic idea: that the entire body is mapped onto the sole of the foot. Reflexologists claim that by using this map it is possible to detect problems in particular parts of the body and by pressing specific areas of the foot they can improve the health of those parts, including organs such as the lungs, the liver and the kidneys.
Kathy’s journey starts with a surprise. Despite the often widely held view that reflexology’s origins lie deep in ancient Egyptian or Chinese medicine, it really began in upstate New York in the 1930s.
Kathy then travels to Florida to meet the nephew of the woman who first coined the term reflexology. She also finds out about a reflexologist in Sheffield who believes that she has used the discipline to help bring over 100 babies into the world.
But Kathy also meets mainstream scientists who are troubled by reflexology. They cannot see how its main idea actually squares with conventional science. Kathy explores the scientific evidence and the evidence for any health benefits and reaches her own conclusions.
Kathy then meets with a professor in Hull who is using reflexology not to deal with a specific disease, but to help cancer patients feel relaxed. This takes her journey off in a whole new direction exploring the power of touch and massage and whether they can help us cope with the stresses of everyday life.
For more information, see http://www.open2.net/alternativetherapies/reflexology.html .
Duration : 0:10:53
n=”left”/>See http://www.thenaturalguide.com/natural-medicine.htm – Naturopathic Doctor Lena Kian – http://www.harmonyhealingclinic.com – explains how Naturopathic Medicine is able to reduce or reverse Depression. Produced by Larry Cook.
Duration : 0:3:59
Alternative Therapies – Meditation 4 of 6 – BBC Health Documentary Series
Alternative Therapies
Join Kathy Sykes on a personal journey of exploration into the controversial world of alternative therapies. Are there lessons for mainstream medicine to be learned from these increasingly popular therapies?
In a journey that takes her from Buddhist monks in Nepal, to brain labs in America – via yogic flying – Kathy investigates what cutting edge research can tell us about the ancient practice of meditation.
Having learnt some basic meditation for herself at a monastery in the foothills of the Himalayas, Kathy sets off to find out what science can tell her about the experiences she’s had. Her investigation takes her down two routes — can meditation improve your body, and can it improve your mind?
In the US she learns how her body responds when she meditates, and hears from a patient who believes the practice has given him his life back. From there, she journeys deeper into America, to a unique city which gathers together twice a day to meditate. She hears their claims for meditation’s health benefits, and is given a rare demonstration of yogic flying.
But can meditation really deliver what its advocates claim? Weighing up the evidence is a challenge, and Kathy discovers just how difficult it is to get any definitive answers. But, back in the UK, she finds a form of meditation that is gaining some acceptance as a treatment. It is used in a new therapy for depression – and is available on the NHS.
Kathy talks to researchers who believe meditation has amazing potential to change our brains. From a neuroscientist inspired by the Dalai Lama, to a Boston researcher who is taking measurements of meditators’ brains, Kathy meets mainstream scientists fascinated by the possibilities of meditation.
And in an intriguing insight into state-of-the art neuroscience, she hears how these scientists are investigating whether meditation can help improve our emotional wellbeing – and even change the structure of our brains. Their hypothesis is that meditation can make you happier, more compassionate and more in control of your emotions. So does meditation really have potential for us all?
For more Information, see http://www.open2.net/alternativetherapies/meditation.html .
Duration : 0:10:53
Alternative Therapies – Meditation 6 of 6 – BBC Health Documentary Series
Alternative Therapies
Join Kathy Sykes on a personal journey of exploration into the controversial world of alternative therapies. Are there lessons for mainstream medicine to be learned from these increasingly popular therapies?
In a journey that takes her from Buddhist monks in Nepal, to brain labs in America – via yogic flying – Kathy investigates what cutting edge research can tell us about the ancient practice of meditation.
Having learnt some basic meditation for herself at a monastery in the foothills of the Himalayas, Kathy sets off to find out what science can tell her about the experiences she’s had. Her investigation takes her down two routes — can meditation improve your body, and can it improve your mind?
In the US she learns how her body responds when she meditates, and hears from a patient who believes the practice has given him his life back. From there, she journeys deeper into America, to a unique city which gathers together twice a day to meditate. She hears their claims for meditation’s health benefits, and is given a rare demonstration of yogic flying.
But can meditation really deliver what its advocates claim? Weighing up the evidence is a challenge, and Kathy discovers just how difficult it is to get any definitive answers. But, back in the UK, she finds a form of meditation that is gaining some acceptance as a treatment. It is used in a new therapy for depression – and is available on the NHS.
Kathy talks to researchers who believe meditation has amazing potential to change our brains. From a neuroscientist inspired by the Dalai Lama, to a Boston researcher who is taking measurements of meditators’ brains, Kathy meets mainstream scientists fascinated by the possibilities of meditation.
And in an intriguing insight into state-of-the art neuroscience, she hears how these scientists are investigating whether meditation can help improve our emotional wellbeing – and even change the structure of our brains. Their hypothesis is that meditation can make you happier, more compassionate and more in control of your emotions. So does meditation really have potential for us all?
For more Information, see http://www.open2.net/alternativetherapies/meditation.html .
Duration : 0:6:45
Alternative Therapies – Meditation 5 of 6 – BBC Health Documentary Series
Alternative Therapies
Join Kathy Sykes on a personal journey of exploration into the controversial world of alternative therapies. Are there lessons for mainstream medicine to be learned from these increasingly popular therapies?
In a journey that takes her from Buddhist monks in Nepal, to brain labs in America – via yogic flying – Kathy investigates what cutting edge research can tell us about the ancient practice of meditation.
Having learnt some basic meditation for herself at a monastery in the foothills of the Himalayas, Kathy sets off to find out what science can tell her about the experiences she’s had. Her investigation takes her down two routes — can meditation improve your body, and can it improve your mind?
In the US she learns how her body responds when she meditates, and hears from a patient who believes the practice has given him his life back. From there, she journeys deeper into America, to a unique city which gathers together twice a day to meditate. She hears their claims for meditation’s health benefits, and is given a rare demonstration of yogic flying.
But can meditation really deliver what its advocates claim? Weighing up the evidence is a challenge, and Kathy discovers just how difficult it is to get any definitive answers. But, back in the UK, she finds a form of meditation that is gaining some acceptance as a treatment. It is used in a new therapy for depression – and is available on the NHS.
Kathy talks to researchers who believe meditation has amazing potential to change our brains. From a neuroscientist inspired by the Dalai Lama, to a Boston researcher who is taking measurements of meditators’ brains, Kathy meets mainstream scientists fascinated by the possibilities of meditation.
And in an intriguing insight into state-of-the art neuroscience, she hears how these scientists are investigating whether meditation can help improve our emotional wellbeing – and even change the structure of our brains. Their hypothesis is that meditation can make you happier, more compassionate and more in control of your emotions. So does meditation really have potential for us all?
For more Information, see http://www.open2.net/alternativetherapies/meditation.html .
Duration : 0:8:35
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