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I received an email from a Canadian relative who had previously contacted me two years ago, seeking information for her husband struggling with prostate cancer.
At that time (2005), I emailed her request to a person operating a highly specialized network of mainly North American Nutritionally and Naturopathically-oriented physicians. What then ensued was a flood of replies from these professionals, proposing a wide spectrum of treatment suggestions. Her recent email reported that following a myriad of [conventional medical] treatments, nothing had made a dent, including the holistic and immune-enhancing programmes they had incorporated from the previously emailed advice.
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Sylvia Baker’s comments about how the Editorial in the March Issue (see letters page 52) had struck a cord in her and her friends have been rolling around in my mind all month.
I could never understand how individuals who had previously lived together in peace could inflict savage violence and murder upon their neighbours… I don’t pretend to have a solution to the schisms ravaging across the world. The illusion that somehow knowledge and education would solve conflicts between people of differing faiths has forever been shattered…
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I don’t usually relish reading Editorials in specialist journals or magazines where the Editor is pontificating upon subjects outside the remit of their publication, and that is why, in Positive Health, I almost always stick to topics immediately pertinent to Complementary Medicine. |
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Over the past 15 years of producing Positive Health (PH), it has never ceased to amaze me how health professionals view the world and filter health evidence from such unbelievably variant agendas.
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By the time this January ‘07 issue of Positive Health is published a few days prior to Christmas, we will all, hopefully, be having at least a bit of a rest over the holiday season. Or, at least those of us who are fortunate enough to be healthy rather than ill, and don’t have to work over the entire period.
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