The past few years of clinical observations using the energy meridian according to Bahr have opened up entirely new possibilities. 1. Safety in the treatment of the negative direction of Qi on the energy meridian according to Bahr: The aim is to identify an acidic milieu a [....] » Read More
Heartbreak is rarely treated as a clinical event, yet it is, among other things, a hormonal one. Romantic loss activates the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis, sustaining elevated cortisol, and abruptly withdraws the oxytocin and dopamine signaling of attachment, a combination [....] » Read More
Grief walks into the workplace every day—often without being recognized as grief. The death of a loved one may be the most visible form of loss, but employees also carry the emotional impact of divorce, caregiving, infertility, illness, relocation, job loss, organizational [....] » Read More
This study aimed to find out the effect of wet cupping versus moderate-intensity aerobic exercise on lipid profile and blood sugar in diabetic obese women. Sixty diabetic women took part in this study; their ages ranged from 40 to 60 years, and their Body Mass Index (BMI) ranged [....] » Read More
For many busy women, wellness has become one more thing to accomplish. Exercise. Meditate. Meal prep. Sleep eight hours. Take the supplements. Drink enough water. Manage stress. Practice self-care. When every recommendation becomes another item on an already crowded list, even we [....] » Read More
Over the past decades, scientific research has increasingly explored the human body as an integrated system in which structure, function, emotion, perception and consciousness continuously influence one another. Zen Shiatsu and Yoga embody this holistic perspective through two co [....] » Read More
Many alternative therapies and therapists view themselves as complementary to the mainstream, conventional Western medicine. In fact, there are many so-called complementary therapies. Homeopathy, however, does not see itself this way. It is an independent form of treatment with i [....] » Read More
The current scientific evidence linking nutrition with longevity, emphases the importance of personalized healthy dietary patterns rather than isolated nutrients of reference in daily diets. Strong science-based evidences from epidemiological studies, randomized clinical trials, [....] » Read More
PAIN : Anthroposophic Medicine approach. Pain management is at the heart of all medical practice, because it is part and parcel of human life. Pain affects the whole of human nature : physical , psychological and spiritual levels. According to Rudolf Steiner : pain i [....] » Read More
For realizing pervasive and ubiquitous health and social care services, health and social care system have to undergo an organizational, methodological and technological transformation towards personalized, participative, preventive, predictive precision medicine. For designing a [....] » Read More
Biology is no longer destiny. Our DNA doesn’t determine our health and disease prospects, as geneticists once believed. According to the new science of epigenetics, the vast majority of our genes are fluid and dynamic—and their expression is shaped by what we think an [....] » Read More
Food, nutrition, and diet are considered traditional knowledge and are also integral to modern healthcare, particularly nutrition, which is both an art and a science and a recognized branch of modern medicine, especially Western medicine.At its core, food nourishes the body and s [....] » Read More
The rising incidence of diabetes mellitus on a global scale has amplified the demand for effective management strategies, including the use of herbal remedies. These natural alternatives are becoming increasingly recognized for their potential to complement traditional medical in [....] » Read More
Discover the Art of Jin Shin , Self-Care Introduction Workshop Japan has given the world enduring approaches to health, longevity, and mindful living. What can these traditions teach us about caring for ourselves, restoring balance, and listening to the body? The Art of Jin Sh [....] » Read More
Title : Health and joy of living with the practice of what is right and not just what you like
Amadio Bianchi, European Yoga Federation, Italy
As I have repeatedly noted, modern civilization, which has chosen to practice quantity over wholesome quality, has with its sometimes reckless proposals, encouraged in us, especially through advertising, the pursuit of pleasure as a form of fulfillment, but also greed to pro [....] » Read More
Title : Beyond symptom management: The ayurvedic approach to chronic pain and integrative health
Prerak Shah, Ayulink Ayurveda, India
Background: Chronic pain is one of the major challenges facing modern healthcare. Despite advances in pharmacological and surgical interventions, many patients continue to experience persistent pain, functional limitations, medication-related concerns, and reduced quality of [....] » Read More
Title : Beyond burnout the real cure for lasting energy
Sweta Vikram, NimmiLife, United States
Burnout is often treated as a problem of workload: work less, sleep more, take a vacation, practice self-care. Yet many people return from time off only to find themselves depleted again. What if the problem isn’t simply how much we are doing, but how far we have moved from [....] » Read More
Title : Integrating indigenous ways of knowing and occupational therapy: Advancing integrative health through relational and place-based practice
Jennifer Bertoni, NOSM University, Canada
Background: Integrative health is increasingly recognized as an approach that values multiple knowledge systems to improve health and wellbeing. While much of the discussion focuses on combining complementary therapies with conventional medicine, less attention has been given to [....] » Read More
Title : It is not too late: Longevity science and movement after 40
Christina J Barea, 5 Phases Health Center, United States
Three decades of research converge on a striking conclusion: the largest modifiable share of how long and how well we live rests not with genetics or medical care but with daily behavior, and the benefit of change remains available even when it begins in later life. Yet a gap per [....] » Read More
Title : New perspectives in regenerative medicine. Integration between Traditional Chinese Medicine and bioresonance
Maurizio Orputi, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
The warning signals (pain, discomfort, changes in emotional state, etc.) sent by the body when an internal imbalance occurs should not be underestimated, as the individual must be considered as a whole, with emotional states being just as important as physical ones. The many appl [....] » Read More