Introduction << To use herbs, or to apply effectively any form of therapy, it is necessary to know the unique constitution of the individual, as well as the specific nature of the disease. Western medicine, and to some extent western herbalism, lacks this science of individual constitution. The same disease may occur in different constitutions, … Continue reading Therapeutic Uses of Ashwaganda (Withania somnifera)
Dear friend, This post is a response to the German ZDF Zoom program, entitled <<Anthroposophie -- gut oder gefährlich?>>, which I saw recently. It is one of several programs in the documentary series: <<Am Puls Deutschlands mit Jochen Breyer>>. Initially intended to address a German-speaking audience, I have translated it into English since many of … Continue reading Designed to inform or mislead?
"The tragedy of materialism is that it does not comprehend matter." Dr. Rudolf Steiner << These grave words were once uttered by Dr. Steiner, and they made an indelible impression on me. Materialism, which is only concerned with matter, is unable to comprehend matter. What is matter? Matter is spirit that has become visible, condensed, … Continue reading “The Mystery of Matter” by Lili Kolisko
Dear interested reader, The effect of homeopathy cannot be scientifically proven? Too often over the years, dishonesty has been at play in professional associations, scientific and medical publications, government agencies and the mass media. Its purpose has been to serve the greed for wealth and power of the now globalized "medical industrial complex" (concept first … Continue reading Homeopathy and the Mystery of Matter
Dear friends, We will never be able to achieve truer and longer-lasting spiritual, psychological and physical health without embracing the cultural historical imperative to raise our consciousness beyond the confines of the physical-material world, in order to perceive more expansive dimensions in which our whole selves live and move and have their beings. No other … Continue reading Harkening to the Wake-Up Call of the Spirit
Truth in science and medicine Our blog articles are meant to promote truth in science and medicine, to stimulate thought and to provoke discussion. Most of the information you can still find today via print, broadcast and digital media portrays the medicinal qualities of plants from a circumscribed materialistic, and thus distortive natural scientific perspective. … Continue reading Chinese herbal medicine: Shufeng Jiedu
Over the last century, organized, large-scale medical industry profiteering has spread out from the U.S. to much of the world, undermining public health by delivering fewer services of lesser quality to patients at steadily increasing cost. When viewed through a narrow cognitive lens, the cosmos, humanity and the earth are all perceived as if "through … Continue reading Is it time to take greater charge of your health?
In relation to food and medicine, certain enormously rich and powerful individuals and institutions have had trillions upon trillions of USD or EUR at their disposal to sell people on a materialistic worldview and commercial agendas. Unscrupulous profiteering by Big This and Big That (e.g., transnational corporate energy, chemical, agriculture, pharma, tech and medical industries) … Continue reading As we approach the cold, dry winter season
SARS-CoV as a Medical and Social Challenge : Will Our Response Be Dictatorship or Representative Democracy? Good medical ethics and sound governmental practices are both ideally governed by time-proven ideas, norms and principles that are often forgotten or knowingly sacrificed to preserve or increase the wealth, power and social status of a person, group, or … Continue reading Good Medical Ethics and Sound Governmental Policies
“Each individual must set aside his preferences for one direction or another and endeavor to accept things without any prejudice. It is impossible to say certain things without making one person or another feel uncomfortable. There are plenty of people today who regard it as a sin to even hint at certain facts, because they … Continue reading But Does It Really Have to Be This Way?