Through the perspective of a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and other health professionals, we can reimagine the future of medicine by embracing both traditional and natural approaches. While Western medicine remains central to healthcare, thoughtful integration with practices [....] » Read More
This presentation examines measurable correlations between creativity, consciousness, and the human biofield. Using Bio-Well gas discharge visualization (GDV) technology, we conducted controlled assessments on participants before and after engaging in creative activities. Data sh [....] » Read More
All of us—worldwide!—are contemporaries of sometimes very harsh changes in various areas of life and are therefore—like our environment—threatened by physical, psychological, and mental ailments. Classical Chinese Qigong was developed thousands of years ag [....] » Read More
Monsoon is the time to relish the season but simultaneously it leads to a surge in various type of infections in children. Common ailments during the season are Malaria, Chikungunya, Dengue, Gastrointestinal, Respiratory and various skin issues. The main reasons behind these dise [....] » Read More
Traditional medical systems have long served as the backbone of global healthcare,offering natural, culturally rooted, and preventive healing approaches. Amongthem, Ayurveda and indigenous ethnomedicinal traditions represent deeply interconnected knowledge systems shaped by envir [....] » Read More
Title : The misunderstood individuals on the autism spectrum and how to help them with a multi-modality holistic process
Farah Ganjei Gron, New Life Homeopathy, United States
Most children and adults with ASD diagnosis have a unique intelligence that we cannot yet quantify. They are different in the sense that they are right-brain dominant and are heart-centered. How can we help them live a fulfilling and meaningful life and enable them to share their [....] » Read More
Title : Indian herbs as functional foods
Peramachi Sathiyamoorthy, Indian Ethnomedicine Research Foundation, India
Indian herbs are increasingly recognized for their functional food properties, meaning they offer health benefits beyond basic nutrition. Many Indian herbs and spices are rich in bioactive compounds like antioxidants, anti- inflammatory, and other phytochemicals that can contribu [....] » Read More
Title : Trauma resolution from the perspective of Chinese medicine The eight extraordinary vessels in the context of polyvagal theory
Isabel Wendt Christodoulou, Medosophos, Germany
In Western psychotherapy, traumatic experiences are primarily described as persistent dysregulation of affective, cognitive, and vegetative processes, leading to chronic overload of the autonomic nervous system. Polyvagal theory (Porges, 1995 ff.) differentiates these processes i [....] » Read More
Title : Role of traditional herbal medicine in boosting immunity: Clinical observations from fareedia herbal clinic, Lahore
Ans Rauf, Fareedia Herbal Clinic, Pakistan
The immune system plays a vital role in maintaining overall health and protecting the body against infections. In recent years, there has been growing interest in herbal medicine as a natural way to enhance immunity. This study presents clinical observations from Fareedia Herbal [....] » Read More
Title : Awakening the healing flow of life energy through prana and reiki
Elsa Ramos Elias, Healing Spirit-Mind-Body S.L., Spain
All living beings are sustained by an invisible current that animates the body and connects it to consciousness. In India it is known as Prana; in Japan, Ki; in China, Qi. Although described through different languages, they refer to the same universal life force—the subtle [....] » Read More