Tag: integrative medicine

Mental Health Awareness: A Holistic Approach to Well-Being

In Hawai’i, the sun is a constant presence, warming the ocean, feeding the forests, and touching every part of daily life. It reminds us that human health is inseparable from the natural environment. July marks UV Safety Month, a timely opportunity to reconsider how we engage with the sun, not only through the lens of caution, but through the lens of balance.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Medicine: Part I – From Personal Tragedy to the Founding of Quantum University

My initial excitement upon entering medical school quickly gave way to disappointments as I encountered the limitations of conventional Western medicine. The curriculum focused narrowly on symptoms and pharmacological treatments, neglecting to explore the underlying causes of illness or the holistic nature of human beings. This mechanistic approach felt profoundly unsatisfactory, failing to address the myriad of factors that contribute to health and disease. It became clear to me that there had to be a better way, an approach that considered the whole person. Thus, I embarked on an exploration of alternative medical traditions such as natural medicine, Taoist medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy, and auriculotherapy, alongside conventional medical procedures in my family practice.

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Noosphere Healing Chamber: Heal Yourself, Heal The World – Part II

In Part II of this series, Dr. Paul Drouin explores the innovative concept of amplifying healing intentions through the integration of vacuum engineering and collective consciousness. Building on Lynne McTaggart’s experiments and Nassim Haramein’s thirty years of research, it suggests that manipulating the quantum vacuum could enhance human consciousness and intention, particularly in a virtual healing chamber designed to resonate with collective healing goals.

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