Virtual Medicine
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (742 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0976861720 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
We are a whirling field of energies, which modern instruments can easily detect and measure. Medicine is about to undergo its most startling transformation. Life extends beyond the boundaries of our skin, as Professor Keith Scott-Mumby so eloquently shows. Once this is recognized, it opens the door to many exciting and revolutionary ways to diagnose and treat illness, including the use of interactive electronics. This is no longer the New Age, this is now advanced physics! It's a whole new dimension of health he is calling "virtual medicine."
Brilliant Gardener I have an interest in energy medicine as both a diagnostic and curative system. i have been deeply disappointed. Most practitioners don't know how to use these machines to heal or diagnose chronic health problems. However they are able to be more effective with acute illnesses. Why the lack of results with chronic health problems? In my experience its due to not spending hardly any time looking at the diet, environmental toxin exposure, medical history or other basic factors. They want to immediately look at the accupoints on the meridia. Mystic Manifesting said A Much-Needed Paradigm Change in Medicine. Modern mechanistic science views disease as a biological malfunction that needs to be manipulated and controlled with pharmaceutical chemicals. Noncomplying tissues must be burned with radiation or excised through surgery. But what if this paradigm that dominates medical science is not only completely flawed but ultimately harmful to long-term health?The new paradigm based on quantum physics views ill health as an electromagnetic disturbance in the energy field of the human body, a body created and maintained not by biology but by inform. Liked the first edition If you inquisitive of the new medicine and want to hear about some of in action , this book covers a lot of ground . A real good overview of many areas.Would love to know what additional areas the second edition covers.