Balanced Healing: Combining Modern Medicine with Safe & Effective Alternative Therapies
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| Rating | : | 4.83 (789 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0936197471 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 512 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Balanced Healing arms readers with ailment-specific information that will help them make intelligent choices for a bias-free, balanced approach to health and healing.
. Altshuler heads the Balanced Healing Medical Center in Oklahoma City, a clinic specializing in the treatment of chronic disease and pain. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and also has extensive training in herbal medicine, acupuncture, nutrition, Qigong, hypnosis, and mind-body medicine. Dr. It enjoys a phenomenal success rate through the combined application of conventional, alternative, and research therapies. Larry Altshuler, M.D., began introducing al
Dr. Altshuler sees both sides M. Nelson Dr. Larry Altshuler gives a lot of very useful information about both supplements and prescriptions. That balance can be hard to find in an MD.Thanks, Dr. Altshuler.. A Customer said Helpful and Organized. I found this book to be helpful and organized. There is a wealth of good information between its covers and it is presented in a way that makes sense. I bought the book as a general guide to "living better" and have been very impressed. I am trying one of the recommended action plans to cure a nagging tennis elbow and, so far, it is working. I am intereted in the role alternative medicines can play in healing, and it extremely interesting when a board-certified physician is the one doing the explaining. The book begins with general discussions on both conventional and alternative medicine, then has a large section on re. "choices" according to healthnut. This book is the most complete health reference I have come upon. Altshuler isn't bantering on about one method of treating pain but gives holistic advice as well as specific treatments for each ailment. This book gives many options for every problem, giving a list of choices and alternatives that enable the reader to have an active role in their own health. Each recommended medication is discussed and he talks about taking precaution on some medications which may have side effects or can be dangerous if combined with other drugs. Altshuler also gives nutritional advice and therapy suggestions which are not often availa
In my early years of practice, I was often frustrated, as were my patients, because for many of them, conventional treatments alone either helped only a minimal amount or didn’t help at all. Now patients still come in with suffering and frustration, but most go out with hope and much better health. Day after day, for 26 years, I’ve treated chronic pain and chronic diseases. "You’ll just have to learn to live with your disease" is what the doctors, myself included, would have to tell these patients. They told m