The Culture of Medicine ls Changing
Written by Patricia Zimmerman
With the rising costs of pharmaceuticals and health insurance, people are seeking alternative, cost-effective, and non-invasive ways to heal. Many are tired of relying on pills and want to feel truly well again.
Traditionally, patients follow the doctor’s directives, but this approach rarely includes natural healing methods. Most medical professionals have limited training in nutrition or holistic approaches to health and well-being. Ironically, many pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter medications are plant-derived, meaning they mimic the effects of live plants with chemicals, while herbs and essential oils offer the real, living benefits of nature.
The modern culture of medicine is shifting toward a patient-centered, collaborative approach. A patient’s care team may include:
Health counselors
Acupressurists or acupuncturists
Reiki or energy healing practitioners
Wellness advocates
Medical doctors or naturopaths
In this model, the patient is the team leader, empowered to direct their own health. By reviewing advice from each team member, researching options, and making informed choices, patients decide whether to pursue prescriptions or natural methods such as energy healing, herbs, or essential oils.
The opportunity to feel good again is now. How you achieve it is your choice—and it always has been.
For more information, contact:
White Dove Circle of Light and Love
205 East Street, Springboro, OH 45066
Phone: 937-806-3231 | Email: info@whitedovecircle.com