Appendix B.05.i.a.03. - Naturo. VFS - AANP NDs (B-Bd):

2007-09-20T10:52:00.000-07:00

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Babij, M. (ND SCNM), Issels, C.N. (ND SCNM), Kail, K. (ND SCNM), Kerievsky, A. (ND SCNM), Kerievsky, R. (ND SCNM, DC PCC) Orona, S. (ND NCNM), Psenka, J. (ND ?) state:

[in "Cancer"]

"'the effects of the violation of nature's laws on the Physical human organism include lowered vitality, abnormal composition of the blood and lymph, and accumulation of waste matter, morbid materials, and poisons' - Lindhlar [sp., Lindlahr...] at NFC we refer to our treatments as vitalistic. Vitalistic medicine refers to an approach that focus on invigorating the body's own innate healing ability. A vitalistic approach must be a whole person approach; every aspect of a person's health and being should be taken into account to make the treatment most effective";

(click here,

http://www.naturopathicfamilycare.com/cancer.htm)

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Bablad, J. (ND CCNM), DiCicco, V. (ND ) state:
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[in "Naturopathic Modalities"]

"traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) [...] includes acupressure, acupuncture, Asian foods and herbs [...] according to TCM, when your energy flow or qi [...] is out of balance, your body cannot adapt to stress, making you more likely to develop chronic illness and pain. A harmonious flow of qi, achieved by balancing cold and heat, internal and external, yin and yang, will help sustain your long-term physical, mental and emotional health";

(click here,

http://www.ndaccess.com/HeadToHeal/Page.asp?PageID=18)[vsc 2010-12-30]

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Bahnson, L. (ND Bastyr), Steven Coward, S. (ND SCNM) state:
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[in "Practice Overview"]

"the immune system, endocrine (hormonal) system, nervous system, detoxification and elimination systems, and circulatory system are all mechanisms upon which a body relies to stay well in the face of these challenges. Since these must all operate harmoniously to maintain health, we recognize them as one well orchestrated-system. In homeopathy we call the system the 'life force.' When the life force is not equal to its challenges, disease sets in. Our job as homeopaths, then, is to stimulate optimal function of the life force and to identify and minimize those challenges as listed above";

(click here,

http://www.ashevillenaturalhealth.com/overview.html)[vsc 2011-03-26]

Bailey, S.A. (ND NCNM 1983) states:

[for a bio.,

click here, http://naturopathic.org/viewbulletin.php?id=277, or click here, http://www.nwnclinic.com/Bailey.htm]

[in "Naturopathy"]

"the guiding principle of naturopathic medicine is found in the Latin phrase 'vis medicatrix naturae' … 'let nature be the force of your medicine' [...] these principles stand as the distinguishing marks of our profession: 1) the healing power of nature -- vis medicatrix naturae. The body has the inherent ability to establish, maintain, and restore health. The healing process is ordered and intelligent; nature heals through the response of the life force. The physician’s role is to facilitate and augment this process [...] first do no harm -- primum no nocere. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms, which are, in fact, expressions of the life force attempting to heal itself. Therapeutic actions should be complementary to and synergistic with this healing process. The physician’s actions can support or antagonize the actions of vis medicatrix naturae […] homeopathic medicine is based on the principle of 'like cures like.' Clinical observation indicates that it works on a subtle, yet powerful, energetic level";

(click here,

http://www.nwnclinic.com/Naturopathy.htm)[vsc 2010-07-24]

(archived here,

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ii.

[in "The Fasting Diet"(2001)]

"part of naturopathic practice [...] the emotional and spiritual attributes associated with what are known as the chakras [...] over the years I've studied many different systems of life energy [...] the energy of life is an acknowledged mystery in nearly all systems of medicine and religion [...per] the early Greek acknowledgment of a vital energy, or life force [...] the Chinese speak of chi and qi, the Indians speak of prana -- others of god's, the creator's, or the goddess's energies [...] many systems [...] attempt to incorporate these energies into the functional diagnosis and treatment of disease in humans [...e.g.] the meridian energy of acupuncture, the vital force of homeopathy, the universal consciousness of Jungian psychology, the energy of foot reflexology, Kirilian photography and Russian medicine, the science of mind of religious metaphysical practice[!?], applied kinesiology [...] the chakra energies of ayurvedic and native medicine [p.079...with] this system of life energy [...and] seven major chakras [...] just as in Chinese medicine, the chakra system is based on the belief that the life energy flows throughout the body [p.080]";

(ISBN 0658011456)

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Bailey, S.A. (ND NCNM 1983), Trivieri, L. (? ?) state:

[in "Juice Alive: The Ultimate Guide Juicing Remedies"(2007)]

"the hallmarks of health [...include] an unlimited flow of life-force energy throughout the body [p.007...] juice and vital energy [...] 'vital' or 'life energy.' This concept can be found in many of our spiritual traditions, and is known by many names. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is known as qi, while in Japan it is called ki. In ayurveda [...] vital energy is referred to as prana. In Hebrew, it is known as chai, and the ancient Greeks called it pneuma. All these terms can be equated with the animating spirit that makes life possible [...] we are no more able to measure the spirit or vital energy of plants than we are of humans [...] this energy [...] such a life force exists [...] vital life energy is also a central element in a variety of nonconventional healing methods, including acupuncture, reflexology, certain types of body work, naturopathic medicine, and the emerging field of 'energy medicine.' Homeopathy also recognizes the existence of vital energy, both in humans and in primarily plant-derived homeopathic medicine [...] life-force energy [is] surrounding all living beings [...] vital energy [p.016...] Hahnemann [...] who invented homeopathic medicine [...] believed in the existence of a vital life-force energy [...] Paracelsus referred to the vital life force within all living things, including plants, as the archaeus [...] the life force [...] this energy [...] many systems of healing teach that this vital energy combines with our own life force to promote the best healing and health imaginable [p.017..] Paracelsus [...] his methods of compounding the extracts of plants [...] intended to capture the vital life-force energy that plants contain [p.028...] life-force energy [is] known as qi, and its twin aspects of yin and yang [p.061...] life energy. See vital energy. Life-force energy. See vital energy [p.255]";

(ISBN 0757002668)

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Baker, A. (ND NCNM) states:

[in "Natural Medicine Naturopathy"]

"basic naturopathic principles include [...] illness is a purposeful [teleological] process of the organism - the body makes no mistakes. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms, which are, in fact, an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself";

(click here,

http://www.hoffmancentre.com/naturopath.php)[vsc 2010-07-24]

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Baker, J. (ND ?, DHANP AANP) wrote:

[in "Using Vital Sensations to Connect the Disturbed Vital Force and the Simillimum: A Model Case" -- Simillimum, Volume XV, Number III. Fall, 2002]

[p.049-067];

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Balajewicz, M. (ND CCNM) states:

[in “Articles: How To Improve Your Fertility Naturally”]

“in traditional Chinese medicine, conditions such as infertility are fundamentally seen as blockages or imbalances in the body’s ‘qi’ (pronounced as ‘chi’), a vital force or energy that flows throughout the body along channels called meridians”;

(click here,

http://www.mississauganaturopathicdoctor.com/Articles/fertility.aspx)

(archived here,

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Bantel, D. (NMD NCNM) states:

[in "Alternative Medicine"]

“naturopathic medicine is based in the philosophy that disease is a natural phenomenon that is best treated with natural resources. The philosophy includes the belief that the body fights illness through its own ‘vital curative force’ and health is regarded as a balance in all aspects of being: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. At Mirasol, our naturopathic physician is our medical director”;

(click here,

http://www.mirasol.net/altmed.php)

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Barlow, B. (ND BINM 2009) states:

[in "Treatments: What is Acupuncture"]

"acupuncture is believed to stimulate the flow of energy (qi) throughout the meridian channels of the body. The smooth and proper flow of energy / qi in the body is important [...] when the flow of energy / qi becomes stagnant the body begins to suffer from pathologies that cause symptoms";

(click here,

http://www.drbrentbarlownd.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72:what-is-acupuncture&catid=60:acupuncture&Itemid=76)

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ii.

[in "Treatments: What is Prolotherapy?"]

"massage, acupuncture, manipulation, trigger point injections, hydrotherapy, and steroid injections [...] the above techniques are effective at relieving muscle tension, resetting subluxed joints, improving the flow of qi";

(click here,

http://www.drbrentbarlownd.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=112:what-is-prolotherapy&catid=81:prolotherapy&Itemid=76)

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Barnes, K. (ND CCNM 1998) states:
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[for a bio., click here,

http://www.burlingtonnaturopathic.com/Karen%20Barnes%20CV-with%20picture-2004.htm]

[in "Naturopathic First Aid: A Guide to Treating Minor First Aid Conditions With Natural Medicines" (2004, 2nd ed.)]

"Hahnemann believed that homeopathic medicines could be used to stimulate the body's vital force or healing capacity [...] acupunture [...] is based on the principle that energy or 'qi' moves along channels through the body and that disease is caused by the blockage of energy [p.013]";

(ISBN 1897025130)

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ii.

[in "What is Naturopathic Medicine?"]

"naturopathic medicine is the integration of ancient healing wisdom with contemporary knowledge based on science and research [...] Karen completed a bachelor of science and masters of science in biology at McMaster University before completing 4 years of training at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine";

(click here,

http://www.burlingtonnaturopathic.com/what_is_naturopathic_medicine.htm)[]

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Bar-Shalom, R. (NCNM), Fleck, T.L. (ND SCNM) state:

[in “FAQs”]

“homeopathy fits the philosophical tenets of naturopathic medicine. The medicines work by stimulating what the homeopaths call the vital force or in naturopathic terms the vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature”;

(click here,

http://www.naturalmedicineus.com/pages/faqs.php)

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ii.

[in “Pediatrics”]

“treating a child naturopathically not only is a safe, effective non-toxic method of managing sickness, it also works to stimulate your child's vital force, leaving them less likely to suffer illness in the future”;

(click here,

http://www.naturalmedicineus.com/pages/pediatrics.php)

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iii.

[in ""]

"homeopathy fits the philosophical tenets of naturopathic medicine. The medicines work by stimulating what the homeopaths call the vital force or in naturopathic terms the vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature";

(click here,

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Barron, P. (NMD Bastyr 1984) states:

[in "Hydrotherapy Theory and Technique"(2003, 3rd. ed.)]

"philosophy of hydrotherapy [...] hydrotherapy's goal [...] its purpose is to excite the vital force or 'vis medicatrix naturae' [p.013]";

(ISBN 0971192618)

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Barry, D. (ND Bastyr 2005) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]

"naturopathic medicine is a distinct system of primary health care which aims to promote, restore and maintain health, and is guided by the naturopathic principles: 1) vis medicatrix naturae - the healing power of nature. Naturopathic physicians recognize there is a 'vital force' which drives the innate, self-correcting mechanisms of the body. Naturopathic physicians aim to help facilitate this process";

(click here,

http://www.kirklandnaturalhealth.com/NaturopathicMedicine.html)[vsc 2010-07-25]

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Baylac, M.N. (ND NCNM) states:

[in "Our Purpose and Mission"]

"the practice of naturopathic medicine is founded on six principles [...#4] first do no harm. Illness is a purposeful [teleological!] process of the organism. Symptoms are an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself. The physician's treatment must support the healing power of nature and therapy must be congruent with the internal order of the organism";

(click here,

http://www.mindyourbody.info/aboutus.html)

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ii.

[in "Program for Health Improvement"]

"health is an inborn natural mechanism. Degenerative diseases are the biochemical result of repetitive physical, emotional mental and spiritual assault to the life force. Restoration of the life force";

(click here,

http://www.mindyourbody.info/article1.html)

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iii.

[in "Hawaii Naturopathic Retreat Center"]

"the life force rebounds, homeostasis returns and individuals tend to spring back into health";

(click here,

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iv.

[in "Gerson Therapy"]

"the practice of naturopathic medicine is founded on six principles [...#4] first do no harm. Illness is a purposeful process of the organism. Symptoms are an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself. The physician's treatment must support the healing power of nature [...#1] the healing power of nature. The body has the inherent ability to establish, maintain and restore health. The physician's role is to facilitate and augment this process";

(click here,

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