Editorial Issue 177 |
This Positive Health PH Online Dec 2010 Issue 177 publishes, as is usual, Editorial features of outstanding originality, diversity and integrity encompassing the enormous spectrum of Complementary / Alternative / Natural Approaches to Healthcare. These include articles regarding Meditation, Discovering and Evaluating our Core Beliefs, Homeopathy, Hypnotherapy, Nutrition, Resolving Food and Environmental Allergies, Aromatherapy Energy Medicines, Bodywork, Proprioception - Our Body's Communication and further clinical Results of the Surge of Chi Exerciser.
In addition to the articles, there are also diverse and equally important sections for each issue, including the Research Updates, Book Reviews, Short Features and Brief Takes. For example, in this issue's Research Updates is published research comparing the antioxidant efficacy of various components of bee products - honey, royal jelly, propolis, bee pollen. There is a book review of Vital Signs of Cancer by Dr Xandria Williams, there is important information regarding the international campaigns being waged around the world - in Canada, USA, UK and EU to protect and defend the right of all of us to use and consume natural health supplements, including vitamins, minerals, herbal medicines and other natural medicines. There is also a letter entitled Dr Nicholas Gonzalez On Cancer & Health by Helke Ferrie with immense importance and relevance to all of us interested in cancer - its prevention, treatment and its long and nasty political history. The Sources and Further Information are perhaps as awesome as the content of the main body of the letter. I assure you that your time will be well spent reading this exposé, parts extracted here as an entrée: www.positivehealth.com/article-view.php?articleid=2934 "...every orthodoxy is cracked by some heretic arising within that system... such as Dr Gonzalez, an immunologist and medical doctor, who received his degrees from Columbia and Cornell universities. His mentor was none other that Dr Robert Good, a world-famous oncologist and the then director of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Dr Good encouraged him to examine the cancer treatment developed by a maverick dentist, Donald Kelley. Having cured himself of pancreatic cancer, just about the deadliest one there is, Kelley developed a protocol based on the earlier work by Dr Max Gerson and the discovery made in the early 1900s by John Beard of Edinburgh University about the central importance of pancreatic enzymes for cancer prevention and treatment... Best wishes to all of us, thinking of this while we may overindulge during the festive season. |