Friday, August 17, 2007

AANP ND Practitioners North America (H):

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Habib, R. (ND CCNM 2000) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Acupuncture"]
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"naturopathic acupuncture is part of a system of healing that has been practiced in China and other East Asian countries for over 2500 years [...]  Chinese medicine is a comprehensive system for the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic disorders [...] according to traditional Chinese philosophy, our health is dependent on the body’s motivating energy - known as qi [...] moving in a smooth and balanced way through a series of meridians (channels) beneath the skin. Qi consists of equal and opposite qualities - yin and yang [...] by inserting fine needles into the channels of energy, an acupuncturist can stimulate the body’s own healing response and help restore its natural balance. The flow of qi can be disturbed by a number of factors [...] the aim is to discover which energy channels need adjusting for your specific complaint to improve, and which require treatment to boost your overall energy and vitality [...] the acupuncturist may supplement the needle treatment with moxa, a smouldering herb which is used to warm acupuncture points to encourage the body’s energy to flow smoothly";
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Hack, K. (ND CCNM) states:
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[in "Forms of Therapy Available at Head to Toe"]
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“homeopathy is an energetic form of medicine which harnesses the body’s ability to heal itself. This innate healing ability is believed to be a function of the life force, or vital force, inherent in each individual. According the homeopathy, disease is a disturbance of this vital force and the associated symptoms reflect the nature of this disturbance. Homeopathic medicine, then, aims at correcting this disturbance by using minute amounts of natural substances to enable the body to heal itself”;
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Hallowitz, T.K. (ND NCNM 2004) states:
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[in “Therapeutic Modalities”]
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“naturopathic medicine is a distinctive approach to health and healing that recognizes the integration of the whole person. It is heir to the vitalistic tradition of medicine in the Western world and emphasizes the stimulation, enhancement, and support of the inherent healing power of the body. Therapies are chosen that respect the natural healing process”;
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[in “Naturopathic Medicine”]
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“the practice of naturopathic medicine centers on six principles of healing: the healing power of naturevis medicatrix naturae. The body has the inherent ability to establish, maintain, and restore health. The healing process is ordered and intelligent; nature heals through the response of the life force. The naturopathic doctor’s role is to facilitate and augment this process [...] first do no harm – primum no nocere. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms, which are, in fact, expressions of the life force attempting to heal itself. Therapeutic actions should be complementary to and synergistic with this healing process. One’s actions can support or antagonize the actions of vis medicatrix naturae; therefore, methods designed to suppress symptoms without removing underlying causes are considered harmful and are avoided or minimized”;
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[in "Classical Chinese Medicine"]
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"many of the concepts emphasized in traditional Chinese medicine have no true counterpart in Western medicine. One of these concepts is qi  (pronounced 'chi'), which is considered the vital force or energy responsible for controlling the workings of the human mind and body. Qi  flows through the body via channels, or pathways, which are called meridians. There are a total of 20 meridians: 12 primary meridians, which correspond to specific organs, organ systems or functions, and eight secondary meridians. Imbalances in the flow of qi cause illness; correction of this flow restores the body to balance [...] qi gong energy work";
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[in "Ren Fa Di – Human Beings Follow the Earth"]
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"treatments utilize acupuncture and herbal formulas to restore the internal balance of vital
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[p.003...] because of my desire to study nature, to reconnect my qi, my vital force [p.009]";
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[in "Therapies"]
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"acupuncture is based on the assumption that qi courses through Channels in the body just as streams and rivers ebb and flow across the surface of the earth [...] acupuncture mobilizes qi";
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Hampton, E.R. (NMD SCNM 2001), Whitsell, M.J. (NMD SCNM) state:
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[in "Acupuncture"]
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"acupuncture is a medical and therapeutic practice that originated in China over 5,000 years ago. It affects health by regulating the flow of 'qi' (chee) which is the vital life force or energy present in all living organisms. Qi circulates in the body along 12 major energy pathways known as meridians [...] linked to specific tissues, organs and glands. Hundreds of acupuncture points, or acupoints, exist within the meridian system that can be stimulated to enhance the flow of qi. When special acupuncture needles are inserted into these points, they help correct and regulate the flow of energy and consequently relieve pain and/or restore health";
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Hannaman-Pittman, P.K. (ND Bastyr 2001) states:
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[in “My Healing Philosophy – Rebalancing the Patient”]
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“the role of VNM [sp., VMN] in healing. Naturopathic physicians call our vital force vis medicatrix naturae (VMN) or the 'healing power of nature.' Through our regular connection and communication with the VMN (via prayer, meditation, focusing on love and positive thoughts, eating whole foods, maintaining adequate hydration, rest and sleep, the use of biomagnetics, bioresonance and other physical medicine techniques, homeopathy, herbal medicine, etc.) we can increase and optimize our vibrant energy in all three major aspects, and help ourselves to heal. It is important for the patient to understand just how much control they individually have over their own health and wellness. The physician or healer acts as a catalyst or prompter in this process. The natural therapeutics that I use in this process are in accordance with the Principles of Naturopathic Medicine ['ND sectarian creed'] and according to the Hierarchy of Therapeutics [ND sectarian 'therapeutic order']. Some patients may turn down the opportunity to use their full power to heal and improve health. This may often be because physical disease affects the mind and spirit in a such a way that spiritual communication with the VMN is broken. Secondary gains for experiencing illness (imbalance) may also be present (avoidance, attention, etc.). It is also possible that 'life lessons' and/or 'karma' may also be at work, thus delaying healing. Real healing requires communication with the VNM [sp., VMN], which has no limitations. It is possible to create matter where none existed before, to reconnect biological and biochemical pathways or balance the entire system for better health. Matter is also transmutational (changed from one form to another). By connecting with VMN (as creative source/god), we can create and remain in the healing energy of love and peace (higher vibrant energy) anytime we wish. When communication with VMN is clear and the timing is right, healing can occur and health can improve. My blessing and privilege as a naturopathic physician is to help the patient to learn how to best optimize their own interaction with VMN”;
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Hanson, J. (ND UBCNM) states:
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[in "Acupuncture in NYC"]
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"some concepts in TCM [... ] one of these is qi, the fundamental energy that flows throughout the body [...] acupuncturists believe our health can become out of balance if qi becomes deficient or stagnant [...] needles influence the flow of qi throughout your body, restoring balance to the flow of energy and improving health. Acupuncture works by regulating a patient's qi, supplementing it if the qi is deficient and dispersing it if qi has become stagnant [...] according to traditional Chinese medicine, the fundamental energy qi flows through specific channels in your body called meridians. Each meridian is connected to specific organs as well as to other meridians [...] Dr. Hanson, acupuncturist in New York, will determine which organs or meridians have too much or too little qi and inserts acupuncture needles into specific points to balance the energy in that organ or meridian";
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Harris-Janz, I. (ND CCNM) states:
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[in “About Naturopathic Medicine”]
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“there are several key philosophical beliefs that distinguish naturopathic doctors as primary health care providers [...including] the belief that each individual has a vital force that is an intelligent natural healing force found within every human [...the] inherent healing capacity of the person [...] getting to the root cause of illness and disease [...] each doctor abides by the principles of naturopathic medicine and takes an oath based on the following declaration: principles of naturopathic medicine [...2] recognize, respect and promote the self-healing power of nature inherent in each individual. To co-operate with the healing powers of nature (vis medicatrix naturae)”;
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Hayduk, V. (ND SCNM) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"naturopathy is a traditional medical art that works with the vital force, using nature's laws and forces to achieve the adaptive balance we call health";
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[in ““Naturopathic Physicians – Doctors Who Listen”]
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“naturopathy is a traditional medical art that works with the vital force, using nature's laws and forces to achieve the adaptive balance we call health”;
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Haynes, J. (ND NCNM) states:
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[in "Question Index"]
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"what's the difference between naturopathy and homeopathy? [...] naturopathy is a licensed medical profession which uses various 'natural therapies' one of which may be homeopathy. Homeopathy fits the philosophical tenets of naturopathy. The medicines work by stimulating the what homeopaths call the vital force or in naturopathic terms the vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature";
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Haynes, J. (ND NCNM), Penney, E. (ND Bastyr), Pierce, N.E. (ND NCNM 2003) state:
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[in "Questions"]
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"naturopathy is a licensed medical profession which uses various 'natural therapies' one of which may be homeopathy. Homeopathy fits the philosophical tenets of naturopathy. The medicines work by stimulating the what homeopaths call the vital force or in naturopathic terms the vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature";
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Haynes, J. (ND NCNM), Rogers, S. (ND SCNM) state:
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[in "Questions"]
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"naturopathy is a licensed medical profession which uses various 'natural therapies' one of which may be homeopathy. Homeopathy fits the philosophical tenets of naturopathy. The medicines work by stimulating the what homeopaths call the vital force or in naturopathic terms the vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature";
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Head, K. (ND ?) states:
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[in "High-Wire Healers"]
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"'it's a paradigm shift' [...] says Kathi Head, a San Diego-based naturopath [...] and director of educational affairs for the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians [...] practitioners attribute disease to blockages in the flow of a life force through the body [p.117]";
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(Orange Coast Magazine; 1997-04)
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Heinen, S.J. (ND CCNM 1992) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"naturopathic medicine emerges from six principles of healing. [#1] The healing power of nature. The body has the inherent ability to establish, maintain, and restore health. The healing process is ordered and intelligent; nature heals through the response of the life force [...] [...] the acupuncturist assesses the flow and distribution of this 'vital energy' within its pathways, known as 'meridians and channels'. The intent of acupuncture therapy is to promote health and alleviate pain and suffering by restoring the balance of the universal energy qi [...] qi [...] acupuncture needles are used in specific acupuncture points which give access to the meridians in the body through which the qi flows so that adjustments can be made to balance the yin and yang thus restoring harmony and health ";
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Heller, D. (ND ?) states:
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[in “Practice for Sale”]
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"practice details: nine year old naturopathic practice for sale in Stamford, CT. Family practice, vitalistic naturopathy, diet/nutrition, classical homeopathy, acupuncture";
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Helms, S. (ND SCNM) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"naturopathic modalities [...] homeopathy. Acts to stimulate the vital force by adhering to the medical principle 'like cures like' [...] hydrotherapy. Acts to regulate the vital force by resetting homeostatic set points through the application of water [...] botanical medicine (liquid extracts, bulk and encapsulated herbs). Promote or inhibit biochemical pathways and act to directly stimulate the vital force";
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[in "Welcome"]
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"I use the guiding principles of naturopathic medicine with a comprehensive group of therapies to strengthen whatever vital force you have left to the point where the disease/disorder/condition is relieved, reduced, and then removed";
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Henderson, C. (ND Bastyr) states:
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[in "Articles"]
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"the life force and spirit of the herb can effect both the emotional and etheric energies [...] according to the ancient theories of Chinese medicine, 'qi,' or 'life energy,' flows through energy channels within the body known as meridians. These channels connect the body’s internal organs, and if these meridians become 'blocked,' or an individual’s qi cannot flow properly, disease will set in. Acupuncture is said to relieve blockages and restore the natural flow of qi, and ultimately restoring one’s health";
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Henson, K. (ND CCNM), Panych, L. (ND CCNM) state:
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[in "About Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"what type of treatment does a naturopathic doctor provide? [...] homeopathic medicine – homeopathy is a system of medicine developed in the eighteenth century, is based on the principle of 'like cures like.' It uses minute amounts of natural substances to stimulate the vital force of the body to heal itself.  Traditional Chinese medicine – acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine are based on a 5000-year-old practice of balancing the flow of chi (energy) in the meridian pathways of the body [...] acupuncture provides a method of treatment that can unify and harmonize the imbalances present in disease conditions, which, if untreated, can result in illness";
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Hermes, J. (ND NCNM) states:
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[in "Frequently Asked Questions"]
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"by ‘nudging’ the body, or more specifically, the ‘vital force’, homeopathy reminds the being of what health could be and steers it towards optimal wellness";
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Hermes, J. (ND NCNM), Meletis, C. (ND NCNM), Peabody, J. (ND NCNM), Zabriskie, N. (ND NCNM) state:
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[in "Frequently Asked Questions (continued)"]
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"by ‘nudging’ the body, or more specifically, the ‘vital force’, homeopathy reminds the being of what health could be and steers it towards optimal wellness";
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Hernandez, C. (ND Bastyr), Hernandez, M. (ND Bastyr) state:
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[in "Evolution of the Vision..."]
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“naturopathic medical philosophy and practice stresses trust in and co-operation with vis medicatrix naturae, or the healing power of nature. Stimulation of this vital force within each person is the beginning of our work”;
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Hernandez, C. (ND Bastyr), Hernandez, M. (ND Bastyr) Rubenstone, S. (MD ?) state:
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“affiliates of Pacific Naturopathic. We have invited several complementary practitioners with whom we feel aligned to lease space at Pacific Naturopathic [...i.e.] also known as ‘the loving touch’ or ‘touch of Aloha’, Lomilomi is an ancient Hawaiian healing art form that uses long strokes of light-to-deep pressure. Like the powerful but soothing waves of the ocean, Lomilomi, combined with acupressure, restores the balance of mana (life-force) in the body”;
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[in “The Top Ten Books on Natural Medicine – These Should Be on Your Bookshelf”]
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“’Divine Will Healing From the Original Teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda Compiled by Mary Kretzmann’ (director of the Ananda Healing Prayer Ministry). A compilation of original articles on yogic healing by Paramhansa Yogananda, this book includes profound, yet simply stated sections on right diet, right thinking, the sending of life force, and healing through breath and ‘energization’ exercises. It also offers unique techniques such as ‘heliotropic healing’, the simultaneous use of sunlight and life force to bring one’s body into balance. We were awed by the coincidence of yogic philosophy with naturopathic thought, and by the depth of the teachings. This is Dr. Connie’s #1 pick”;
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Hernandez-Guzman, M. (ND SCNM 2008) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Doctor Embraces 'Whole Person'"]
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"[as reported by Fenger, D. (? ?)] 'we believe that the body knows best. Our role is to help the body to heal, to stimulate the vital force in the body so it heals,' Hernandez Guzman said";
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Herod, M. (ND SCNM) states:
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[in "Dr. Maria Herod Licensed Naturopathic Physician"]
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"Samuel Hahnemann - the author to the Organon of Medicine. In the words of the master himself [...] 'homeopathy. With the medical art of homeopathy, it is entirely different. It can easily persuade every reflecting person that human diseases rest on no material, on no acridity, that is to say, on no disease matter; rather they are solely spirit-like (dynamic) mistunings of the spirit-like enlivening power-force-energy (the life principle, the life force) of the human body [...] homeopathy is aware that a cure can only succeed through the counter-action of the life force against the correctly taken medicine. The stronger the life force that still prevails in the patient, the more certain and faster the cure that takes place'";
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[in "F.A.Q.s"]
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"a homeopath is a specialist in one form of natural medicine -- homeopathy [...] a powerful [!!!] energetic form of medicine that stimulates the body's vital force in order to facilitate health. Naturopathic doctors are also trained in homeopathy";
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Heron, K. (ND NCNM 1998) states:
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[in “Vol. XIII #2 – Two Helleborus Cases”]{Simillimum – Summer 2000}]
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“these two cases illustrate the primary strategy that the helleborus patient employs. These women experienced frightful and abusive childhoods as well as a continuation of traumas in their adult lives. In order to survive these difficulties, the vital force chose these strategies to help survive by becoming numb and dull to the sensory world”;
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[in "What Is Homeopathy?"]
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"homeopathic medicine seeks to restore physical, mental, and emotional health by gently and safely strengthening our innate ability to heal [...] by supporting their immune system and vital force [..] a homeopathic remedy supports and reminds it of its natural abilities to heal [...] I respect the body's natural intelligence to express symptoms and its innate ability to heal";
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Herring, P. (ND Bastyr 1988) states:
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[in "Frequently Asked Questions"]
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"[quoting Ullman, D.] comparing assumptions. Conventional [C] (Allopathic) [!] vs. Alternative [A] (Naturopathic) By Dana Ullman, MPH [...] C: Works mechanistically as a biochemical, physiological entity. A: Not only a biochemical, physiological entity; it is also surrounded by and suffused with energy fields (chi, ki, vital force, bioenergy)";
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Herscu, P. (ND NCNM, DHANP AANP) states:
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[in “Stramonium - With an Introduction to Analysis using Cycles and Segments" (1996, ISBN 0965400409)]
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“based on the roots of homeopathy, Herscu's model is an extension of the work of Hahnemann and Boenninghausen. If the action of the vital force can be understood in every symptom of the patient, the homeopath can comprehend how all the symptoms fit together”;
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[in “This Book Review is Reprinted With the Permission of the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians”]
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“’how can we best see the message that the vital force is struggling so hard to show us? It is flashing the pathology of the whole patient at us, if only we could see it. Its message can be detected in every symptom of the patient. That is the genius of the vital force...if the vital force can say in a nutshell, 'This is it. This is the disease,' why can't we? What a help it would be if we could describe with a single statement every symptom that a remedy can produce or cure ... If there is only one disease, how do all the symptoms fit together? Not just most of the symptoms, not just the ones we selected, but all of the symptoms, the mental state, the sleep position, the food cravings and aversions, the common as well as the characteristic symptoms’”;
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Hershoff, A. (ND CCNM 1978, DHANP AANP, DC ?) states:
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[in "Homeopathy for Musculoskeletal Healing"(1996)]
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"[chapter] 4 - the life force. [Aka] biological intelligence [...] an inherent, intrinsic biological intelligence [...] coordinates every aspect of our physical life: digestion, breathing, heart pumping, clearing of wastes and toxins from the body, and the healing of tissue [...] respect for life as intelligent, rather than mechanical [...] the concept of 'life force' (prana, chi, dynamis) is the cornerstone of most systems of natural healing [...] aspects of life force: intelligence: the most obvious quality of the life force [...] control [...] energy: life force is part of, and expresses itself through, energy systems. [E.g.,] the chakra system ancient India and meridian system of acupuncture [...per] subtle functions of the life force [p.021...] adaptability [...] response-ability [...] disease and the life force. The life force resides in the deepest core of the individual. In homeopathy, it is considered that all disease starts in the life force, and all disease affects the life force [...] symptoms [...are] an expression of a strong, congruent life force [...] homeopathic remedies require a response from the life force [p.022...] the nature of causes [...] what matters is how deep an impact they have made on our being and how they affect the life force [p.029...] in deformity or contracture of the wrist, the grotesque shape formed by the wrist is a striking image of contracted, suppressed life force [p.104...] in Eastern traditions this is considered the center of physical prowess and of the life force itself [p.106]";
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(ISBN 1556432372)
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"details [...]
the entire breadth of topics including law of similars, vital force, symptoms and case taking, pharmacy, acute vs. chronic prescribing, health, disease, cure, etc, are covered with great accuracy";
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[in "Homeopathic Remedies: A Quick and Easy Guide to Common Disorders and Their Homeopathic Remedies"(2000)]
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"the organizing life force [...] in homeopathy it is considered that all disease starts in the life force, and all disease affects the life force [...] 'life force' (prana, chi, dynamis) [...] biological intelligence [p.012]";
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[in "The Natural Journey to Heath"]
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"in many cases disease becomes very complex and intertwined with the vital force";
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Hershoff, A. (ND CCNM 1978, DHANP AANP DC ?), Rotelli, A. (ND SCNM 2000) state:
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[in "Herbal Remedies: A Quick and Easy Guide to Common Disorders and Their Herbal Remedies"(2001)]
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[biographies {back cover}: Hershoff's states he is "a chiropractor, naturopathic physician, and homeopath [...] a cofounder of Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine"; Rotelli's states she is "a naturopathic physician whose work integrates the study of flower essences, global traditions of herbal medicine, and medical astrology";
Hershoff's bio. is also here, http://www.wholehealthnow.com/homeopathy_pro/asa_hershoff.html]
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"vitalism. Intelligent life. Vitalism is part of the herbal paradigm [...] universal understanding [...] biological intelligence, known variously as chi, prana, dynamis, pneuma and vital or life force is the cornerstone of Chinese medicine, ayurveda, homeopathy, Hippocratean medicine and other systems [...this] organizing life force pervades the individual and is at the individual's core [...] the immune, nervous and hormonal systems are key components of this biological intelligence [...the VFS] exerts its control through these response systems and directs their activity [...with] other, subtler energy systems [...being] part of biological intelligence [...i.e.] the chakra system of ayurveda and meridian system of Chinese medicine are advanced systems that utilize the pathways of the life force [...] all disease starts with, and affects, biological intelligence / the life force [p.009...] the herbal approach [...per] chi, prana or life force [p.098]";
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Hill, A.C. (ND NCNM?) states:
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“[quoting Stephens, R. (ND ?)] ‘the driving force behind the movement of CSF is the spiraling life force current […who quotes Stone, R. (ND ?)] consider Dr. Stone: the cerebrospinal fluid is the liquid medium for the life energy radiation; expansion and contraction. Where this is present, there is life and healing with normal function. Where this primary and essential life force is not acting in the body, there is obstruction, spasm, or stagnation and pain, like gears which clash instead of meshing in their operation’”;
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