Health care options include a what (name or class of therapy), a how (particular school or style of the therapy), and a who (particular provider). All health care occurs in a context — the larger context of your life. Although you may see your health as separate from your life context, it is not. Health...

If you are looking to learn about the big picture of chronic disease and health care, you must first be aware of the bad, the ugly, and the good. These facts provide the foundation for building a personalized approach to holistic healing through what I call the ABC principle. The Bad – The Problem...

You can learn to build your own effective individualized program of holistic healing care that includes practitioner-provided and self-care interventions – but you have to understand where each option fits into the big picture. A lot of publications on CAM (complimentary and alternative medicine)...

Mainstream conventional or Western medicine is the politically dominant form of health care in developed nations. The central world view assumption about nature in Western medicine is that the person is a physical entity in which some external cause produces an effect (disease manifestations). Conventional...

Holistic medicine isn’t for the crowd, the masses, “everyone.” Holistic medicine is for individuals, one person at a time. Are you confused by the news on natural products and research on alternative therapies like acupuncture, homeopathy, meditation, herbs, and vitamins? We are here...