Issue 13 September/October 2011
Quantum
Theragem Therapy
By Laurence Heylen
HEALTH
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ver the past decade there has been an increased public interest in non-invasive therapeutic modalities so much so that at national and
international levels governments and world health organisations are actually starting to take notice of public opinion. The public is aware, thanks in part to the World Wide Web, of undeniable long-term clinical data that demonstrates that treating some chronic conditions with modern- day pharmacology may over time create more problems than actually get resolved, so much so that the second largest killer in Western society has become prescription medications. Surely the time is ripe to look at illness in a new light.
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At a recent EU-sponsored scientifi c symposium in Brussels “holistic applications to treat illness” was the hot topic, which demonstrates that even the mainstream scientifi c world is now adopting integrative, bioenergetics healthcare terminology, even if they mostly reject the CAM approach to treating illness. What is clear is that from a holistic-health viewpoint, the Western medical-scientifi c world is still stuck in its traditional pattern of chasing symptoms rather than dealing with root cause and the belief that drugs are the answer to illness prevention.
For instance, it was recently announced by the British media that a leading medical university, after a lengthy multimillion dollar study, had fi nally
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