Substitute Medicine is Preventive; Western Medicine is Curative - 0 views

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  #1 Albertsen Currin on 15 Jan 14

   

  Maybe you have heard the term wellness? It has two contexts, one in alternative medicine and one in Western medicine.
  
  In the choice medicine world, wellness means looking after yourself so you do not get tired. Let us find ways to avoid cancer, heart disease, mental illness. We could do that through changing our diet, exercising more, and changing our energy fields.
  
  In Western medicine, we wait until we get one of these brilliant diseases, then we run heroically to overcome the condition. In Western medicine, the word wellness means early detection of disease. If you enter a Center in a, you'll see mammogram testing areas, MRI machines and other instruments to check for the existence of illness.
  
  Is that wellness? In my experience, it is not. Wellness is about keeping well, it's about avoiding disease in-the first place. When a person is told You have cancer, it's a significant blow to their psyches, and their lives. Why go through that should you don't need to? Why not do anything you can to avoid that awful time?
  
  Western medicine treats the portion of life as a kind of arbitrary soup of nothingness. You can not really do anything about these conditions, you just buy them or you do not. No rhyme or reason to it, it just hits you, and then you take care of it.
  
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