Radical Medicine

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"Clearly, allopathic Western medicine is an ailing system, and in light of its alarming iatrogenic statistics and dangerous treatments, it is hard to imagine how it could ever be a viable solution to our present health care crisis. But many may ask if holistic medicine is truly the answer, and if it is a viable alternative in the treatment of serious disease. It certainly seemed to be in former times.

"And, in actuality, the doubt that arises in most reader’s minds is not only understandable, but for the most part quite valid in regard to this issue because, in the majority of cases, these natural measures truly are no longer effective enough to treat modern-day diseases or dysfunction.

"lSo what has changed? No one would argue that the world certainly has, but few are aware of the major effect modern toxins have wrought on our bodies...

"We, therefore, currently suffer from the double violation of both a weakened genetic inheritance from our twentieth century-born parents, as well as from the toxic medical, dental and environmental assaults we were subjected to during our formative immune-system building years.

As any older chiropractor who used to heal a child’s ear infection with only one cervical (neck) adjustment, or any retired naturopaths who remember curing menstrual cramps through a few hydrotherapy sessions — patients simply do not respond like they used to... Clearly, stronger intervention is needed."

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Details

This book was written to educate holistic doctors and practitioners who wish to more effectively serve the growing number of patients dissatisfied with conventional allopathic care.

It details modern-day 'obstacles to cure' and approaches to resolving them.

Topics include toxic dentistry and dental infections, toxic cleaning and personal care products, vaccination, poor diet and iatrogenic disease in general.

Treatment modalities include homeopathy, gemmotherapy, holistic dentistry, 'Weston Price' influenced nutrition & supplementation, craniosacral manipulation, massage, osteopathy and psychospiritual healing.

This is a comprehensive text, which gathers a wealth of information into one well-documented reference. Illustrations, charts, and thorough appendices add to its utility.

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Author

Louisa Williams

Dr. Louisa Williams initially studied psychology at the University of Texas and obtained her Master at Purdue University. Increasingly drawn to the mind-body aspect of healing, she next attended Texas Chiropractic College and graduated in 1984.

She then moved to the Northwest and established the Seattle Health Clinic, specializing in environmental medicine and detoxification. There she attended Bastyr University and graduated in 1990 as a naturopathic physician.

She has published over twenty teaching manuals and several research articles.

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Contents

Introduction
An Apple a Day Won't Keep the Doctor Away -- 1

Chapter I: European Drainage Remedies and Miasms
‘There Is But One Disease - Deficient Drainage’ -- 13

Chapter II: Detoxification of Toxic Metals and Chemicals
Replacing Mercury Amalgam Fillings and Toxic Personal Care Products -- 73

Chapter III: Diet, Food Allergies and Dysbiosis
Ancestral Dietary Wisdom, Identifying Food Allergies, and Healing a Toxic -- 215

Chapter IV: Blocks to Healing: Chronic Dominant Foci
Scars and Chronic Silent Infections in the Teeth and Tonsils -- 353

Chapter V: Constitutional Homeopathy and Vaccinations
The Most Profound Holistic Treatment and its Ugly Allopathic Twin -- 605

Chapter VI: The Structural Component
Dental Malocclusions, TMD Syndrome and Musculoskeletal Dysfunction -- 755

Chapter VII: Psychospiritual Healing
‘Grow Up’ as well as ‘Wake Up’ -- 903

Final Thoughts
To Holistic Doctors, Practitioners and Readers -- 955

Appendix
I. Color Charts, Figures and Photos -- 961
II. Description of Holistic Physicians and Practitioners -- 979
III. Five Patient Examples -- 995
IV. Energetic Testing Explained -- 1029
V. How Scientific is Allopathic Medicine? -- 1039

Glossary -- 1053
Bibliography -- 1065
Resources -- 1075
Index -- 1083

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