Top Hospitals Embrace Alternative Medicine

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for this article. I really wish sites like Quackwatch, which has been discredited, and Skepdic, would stop being taken as actual information when they simply deliver bias.

tori of CA 2:46AM February 26, 2011

I would love to see more hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living centers incorporate CAM into there choices of healing therapies. I have taken oncology and lymphatic drainage massage for the very reason to work on hospice and cancer patients. As yet I haven't found anyone offering a staff position to do CAM work within the hospitals.

Jo Black of UT 3:44PM December 05, 2010

An interesting experience I had in using Healing Touch™ post-surgically relates to the response of the surgical site pain spike. As I whittled it down (feeling the difference in the energy to know where the end of the spike was), occasionally it would drop down (become a shorter energetic pain spike) rapidly, and then slowly rise. After a bit, I noticed that the shrinking of the pain spike corresponded to when the individual had just received a bolus of pain medicine. It never occurred to me that I could see and feel the effects of the pain meds so dramatically. It took about 45 minutes to whittle the pain spike all the way down and seal it. After that, the individual was in need of less pain medicine and responded more quickly to both the pain meds and the energy work. A fascinating experience for anyone who questions the presence of energy and its role in healing.
Sincere reflections,
Jeanine DuBois
www.compassions-doorway.com

Jeanine DuBois of OR 1:45AM May 20, 2010