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energy medicine
Building Energy Medicine Partnerships
As healthcare increasingly adopts an integrative approach, energy healers are poised to play an increasingly significant role. When properly prepared, energy practitioners can demonstrate to medical providers just how their work enhances client care. Building relationships with clinical health practitioners helps demonstrate the power of energy healing while staying within scope to avoid liability issues. […]
Chinese Medicine and Qi (Chi)
Chinese Medicine understands qi (chi) to be an incredible life force that helps maintain bodily equilibrium and health, consisting of opposing yet complementary energies called yin and yang. Yin energy encompasses formed substances such as organs, tissues, cells and body fluids. Over time, however, its levels decline, leading to symptoms including high fevers, trembling, sweating […]
Does Thyroid Medicine Give You Energy?
If you have a thyroid condition, thyroid hormone supplementation is often the recommended course of treatment. Compared with anti-thyroid medications like propylthioracil or methimazole which may put patients into hyperthyroidism, thyroid hormone supplementation carries far fewer risks. Synthetic thyroxine or levothyroxine is the most frequently prescribed medication and should be taken on an empty stomach […]
Chinese Medicine and the Lungs
Lungs are essential organs of respiration. A healthy lung Qi allows for clear, resonant voices while those with weak lung energy often have soft voices with shallow breathing or even an uncharacteristically hunched posture. Chinese medicine outlines a system of meridians connecting various parts of the body. Each system has an optimal time for activity […]
Homeopathic Energy Medicine
Homeopathy has been used as an alternative medicine system for more than 200 years. This holistic system marries ancient herbal healing traditions with modern quantum physics to form one holistic therapeutic method. Operates under the principle that like cures like. That means if something can trigger symptoms for an illness, then it can also treat […]






