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1 Healthy Living Series: I. Introduction to Integrative Medicine Explore and understand Integrative Medical models, to help you and your professional team to be efficiently and effectively guided to either enhance your Wellness or overcome your particular health challenge. Understand the Integrative Medical algorithm algorithm to better understand your functional root causes and the tools you can use to assess and put a therapeutic program together.

2 Mark J McClure, DDS, FAGD Emeritus President and Provost of Capital University of Integrative Medicine Developer and Clinical practice: National Integrative Health Associates, The Dental Group, Co-Chair Chair Regional Director of Development of Humanities New World Cities of the Future Co-Chair Chair of HNWC Medical Wellness

3 What is the clinical practice of Integrative Medicine? The clinical practice of Integrative Medicine blends disciplines of Conventional, Complementary & Alternative professions without subservience to any one school of medical thought, for the purpose of restoring function. It is organized into a distinctive practice by Integrative Medical models, reflecting ancient and modern wisdom, which map assessment and therapeutic strategies capable of reaching all levels of human existence. Capital University of Integrative Medicine

4 Our Experience Anatomical & Related Diagnostic Related Medical (at this level) Conceptual Science Methods Healing Tx Design Bliss Oneness with God Spirit Soul Higher Consciousness Religion Spirituality 5 th Soul Knowing Awareness Self Healing Prayer True Meditation Dreams Trance Meditative State Unconsciousness No Mind Family Consciousness Quantum Physics 4 th Intuitive Body Dream Interpret Dowsing Systemic Family Therapy Hypnotherapy Shamanism Radionics Regression Therapy Beliefs Attitudes Thoughts Mind: Consciousness and Subconsciousness (Logical) Psychology Mind-Body Medicine 3 rd Mental Body Psychological Testing Homeopathic Repertorizing Classical Homeopathy Applied Psycho Neuro-Biology Psychotherapy Autoregulation Deep Meditation Feelings Emotions Nervous System Meridians Chakras Physiology Functional Medicine 2 nd Electrical Regulation Body ART (Kinesiology) Thermogram HRV EEG,EKG, EMG Chinese Pulse ElectroDermal Neural Therapy Acupuncture Allergy Elimination Therapy Breath Therapy Emotional Release Laughter Essential Oils Light Meditation 5 Senses Movement Structures Mechanics Bones, Organs Chemistry Cells Pathologic / Biochemistry Allopathic Medicine 1st Physical Body Physical Exam Laboratory Test Imaging: MRI Cat Scan X-ray Naturopathic Detoxification Supplements Organ Support Herbs, Vitamins Physical Medicine Drugs Surgery Holistic Integrated Map (Model) to Health & Healing By Dietrich Klinghardt, MD,PhD

5 Wholistic Integrated Model (Map) to Health and Healing When you study the pyramidal order of the 5 bodies (see drawing), much is self evident and does not require further explanation. This healing system has evolved from interpreting the Yoga Sutra of Patazali (which are believed to be over 10,000 years old) and from trying to express this ancient knowledge with contemporary knowledge Dietrich Klinghardt MD, PhD

6 Wholistic Integrated Model (Map) to Health and Healing I have listened to Dr. Klinghardt teach many times the Integrative Map, presented as the 5 Bodies or Levels of the Human Being (and it s companion Integrative Medical model the 4 Components of Therapeutics). Every time I listen to him teach these basic models of Integrative Medicine, I gain different insights into health and healing. Most profound teachings have this effect.

7 Functional Medicine Functional Medicine has been defined as the field of healthcare which employs assessment and early intervention into the improvement of physiological, cognitive, emotional and physical functioning. J. Bland PhD 1996

8 Integrative Medicine Integrative Health lh Models: Guide to therapeutics and prevention Understanding root causes Many models Conventional Medical and Complementary & Alternative Conventional medical emphasis on treating with drugs, surgery and suppression of symptoms CAM emphasis on healing within, functional medicine and root causes Multiple professionals - Team: Medicine, Dentistry, Natural medicine, Physical medicine, Indigenous medicine, Mind-body

9 Integrative Medicine Patient centered: Empowered, co-therapist, co-assessment Therapeutics and prevention The disease side of the therapeutic strategies is the same as the Wellness side, just the degree and particular emphasis varies Long term not quick fix: Body heals self, health journey At home Lifestyles critical to success In Office therapeutic strategy Life styles: 7 Steps to Wellness Basis of the at Home program Understanding di and commitment t Improvement not perfection

10 7 Steps to Wellness Healthy Diet and Life-styles Healthy Bowel Healthy Mind Healthy home and environment (free of: allergy and hypersensitivity reactions; toxic substances and noxious energies) Healthy physical body Healthy Mouth Detox for Life

11 4 components to Comprehensive Integrative Medical Therapeutics The Physical/ Structural Component: consisting i of therapies that primarily treat the muscles, joints, ligaments bones and other connective tissues. The Metabolic/ Biochemical /Immunological Component: therapies that suppress, enhance or supplement biochemical, metabolic and immunological reactions in the body The Regulation/ Neurological/ Electro-magnetic Component: these therapies focus on the energetic, the functional nervous system (the Autonomic Nervous System), which regulates the biochemical reactions of the cells and physical structures of the body; the nerves function through electro-magnetic frequencies The Higher Regulation (non-physical) Component: Psycho-emotional, Mental, Bio-energetic, Intuitive. For more details see: Comprehensive Integrative Medical Program for Chronic Pain Understanding your Chronic Pain through Integrative Medical Models: for mapping assessment and therapeutic strategies (Efficiently and effectively resolving your Chronic Pain)

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14 Causes of chronic problems, diseases Ali: dys-oxygenosis bodies inability to efficiently process energy with oxygen Klinghardt: dys-autonomia - The autonomic nervous system s primary function is to control the extra cellular and blood flow dynamics, bringing to the cells the nutrition and oxygen needed for life. Dys-autonomia = Total Stress Load Chronic disease = beyond the threshold of functional capacity, or breakdown and disease

15 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins I. Toxicity: Bowel Heavy metals Toxic chemicals Chronic infections i (neurotoxins)

16 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis yg and dys-autonomia the seven sins II. Biochemical and metabolic imbalances Nutritional metabolic imbalance and life style: diet, nutrition, vitamins, minerals, fats, proteins, water, exercise, sleep Hormonal/ metabolic dys-regulation: (adrenal, thyroid, estrogen dominance, dys-glycemia) Dys-oxygenosis: lymph and blood congestion, tissue acidity (acidosis) increased oxidation (oxidosis), hyper-coagulation and blood vessel disease Cell communication dysfunction: neurotransmitters, electrolytes, immune factors, membrane rehabilitation,

17 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins III. Allergies: hypersensitivities, autoimmune, environmental disturbances Psycho-neuro-immune hyper reaction dys-order, therefore dys-autonomia Conditioned reflex: adapting or mal-adapting adapting to all stressors Very common and a major contributor to patient s signs and symptoms

18 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins IV. Psycho-emotional, mental, spiritual dys- regulation Mind-body connection All chronic problems have at its roots one or more: Unresolved psycho-emotional conflicts, affecting belief system, thoughts and attitudes Unconscious family systems issues, or karmic issues.

19 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins V. Toxic foci Jaw bone cavitations, dead teeth, scars, chronic infected organs An electrical pathologic disturbance, with a chronic toxic component, which overwhelms the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) Toxic foci create ANS dys-function, which reduce blood flow to adjacent and/ or distal structures and tissues

20 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins VI. Structural dys-function Cranio-mandibular dysfunction (TMJ), leg length discrepancies, cranial distortions Major structural disturbances that overwhelm the ANS, causing dys-autonomia Much greater severity to the compensating mechanism of the whole body than localized joint and vertebral mal-alignments alignments and subluxations

21 Root causes of dys-oxygenosis and dys-autonomia the seven sins VII. Noxious Energies or Elecro-smog Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) radiation through the air from electrical machines and their transmission lines Geopathic stress- ground or earth radiation Micro wave radiation: cell phones and their towers, cordless phones, wi-fi, home alarm systems, microwave cooking A major often overlooked problem and a growing environmental hazard. All biological i l systems react to all energies. Noxious energies can cause and perpetuate stress, symptoms and disease rendering therapeutic efforts less effective and often fruitless.

22 Functional assessments Newest form of medical health assessments Measure bodily function (or dys-function), not specific disease Tests require more interpretation than pathologically ll based medical tests, therefore should not be used as a single assessment only The health team should employ multiple l assessments to observe trends and verify accuracy

23 Functional assessments (FA) Functional changes occur long before diseases and pathologic breakdown, therefore functional assessments are early warning tests and ideal for: The preventive oriented doctor And finding the root cause of the patients problems Compare the patient to a more rigid (optimal) set of parameters Multiple types of FA each with their own strengths and many with overlapping information Many different and new FA are expanding with increase in knowledge and technology

24 Functional assessments (FA) I. Functional health histories Review multiple signs and symptoms Indicate stress and functional problems in organs and bodily systems Pencil and paper assessments, valuable self-learning learning patient experience, collaborate well with other assessments Can be western medical of indigenous histories Functional History Examples: Ayurvedic/Siddha Veda Medicine Metabolic Typing NIHA History Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM )

25 II. Biochemical lab functional tests Measuring bodily fluids and tissues (blood saliva, urine, hair, stool) Can be standard lab tests measuring smaller deviations from the (pathological) normal Some examples: Adrenal stress profile, amino acid analysis, blood allergy tests (ALCAT, ELISA), cancer marker tests, essential fatty acid analysis, functional blood analysis, hair mineral analysis, RBC mineral analysis, cardiac marker tests, bowel/liver tests, salivary hormones, stool analysis, urine organic acids

26 III. Functional Morphology tests Analysis of bodily structures and the interpretation of the morphologic changes into functional assessment This assessment information has been used by indigenous and naturopathic physicians for many years Some examples that we currently employ: Biotype diet, iridology, hormone facial and body type, biotype diet, traditional Chinese medicine face and tongue assessment

27 III. Functional Morphology tests Analysis of bodily structures and the interpretation of the morphologic changes into functional assessment This assessment information has been used by indigenous and naturopathic physicians for many years Some examples that we currently employ: Peripheral blood microscopy assessment (PBMA) Biotype diet, iridology, hormone facial and body type, biotype diet, traditional Chinese medicine face and tongue assessment

28 IV. Biofeedback assessments, engaging the ANS There are many different devices belonging to this group each assessing the ANS in a different way. Biofeedback testing examples that we are currently using: Autonomic Response testing (ART), brain mapping QEEG, Brain train, computerized regulation thermography (CRT), Computron, Digital Infra-red red Imaging (DITI), electro-dermal screening (EDS), electorcardiogram EEG) heart rate variability (HRV), Meridian energy analysis devise (MEAD), nutri-energetics system (NES)

29 V. Other functional assessments Classical homeopathy Integrative Homeopathy Intuitive assessment Functional Acuity Contrast test (FACT)

30 Functional assessments In conclusion: As previously discussed, we prefer to use multiple functional assessments to guide us in determining your functional or root cause problems-and what treatment options we could employ for regaining your health. Multiple functional tests help us to be more certain that our assessments are accurate. We usually find a high degree of correlation, which reinforces our treatment strategies. In addition, some functional tests are better at assessing certain health information better than other assessments.

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32 Our Experience Anatomical & Related Diagnostic Related Medical (at this level) Conceptual Science Methods Healing Tx Design Bliss Oneness with God Spirit Soul Higher Consciousness Religion Spirituality 5 th Soul Knowing Awareness Self Healing Prayer True Meditation Dreams Trance Meditative State Unconsciousness No Mind Family Consciousness Quantum Physics 4 th Intuitive Body Dream Interpret Dowsing Systemic Family Therapy Hypnotherapy Shamanism Radionics Regression Therapy Beliefs Attitudes Thoughts Mind: Consciousness and Subconsciousness (Logical) Psychology Mind-Body Medicine 3 rd Mental Body Psychological Testing Homeopathic Repertorizing Classical Homeopathy Applied Psycho Neuro-Biology Psychotherapy Autoregulation Deep Meditation Feelings Emotions Nervous System Meridians Chakras Physiology Functional Medicine 2 nd Electrical Regulation Body ART (Kinesiology) Thermogram HRV EEG,EKG, EMG Chinese Pulse ElectroDermal Neural Therapy Acupuncture Allergy Elimination Therapy Breath Therapy Emotional Release Laughter Essential Oils Light Meditation 5 Senses Movement Structures Mechanics Bones, Organs Chemistry Cells Pathologic / Biochemistry Allopathic Medicine 1st Physical Body Physical Exam Laboratory Test Imaging: MRI Cat Scan X-ray Naturopathic Detoxification Supplements Organ Support Herbs, Vitamins Physical Medicine Drugs Surgery Holistic Integrated Map (Model) to Health & Healing By Dietrich Klinghardt, MD,PhD