What is Energy Medicine?

Energy is all around us, from the great vastness of the furthest reaches of the universe right down to the smallest observable particle. It makes everything manifest. It has been given many names, Chi, Ki and Prana to name but a few. The study and understanding of this energy has captured man’s fascination since the dawn of civilization.

Energetic Medicine or Energy Medicine is the practice of medicine using energy or rather the flow of energy as a medium for healing. It is based on the biophysics of the body whereas traditional medicine is, for the most part, based on biochemistry through the use of pharmaceuticals.

Energy Medicine takes the perspective that energy is a vital, living, moving force that is integral to our health, wellness & happiness. In Energy Medicine, energy is the medicine, and energy is the patient.

Why Use Energy Medicine?
Energy Medicine stimulates healing the body, mind and spirit in a natural & balanced way. When Energy healing occurs many levels of the body are affected and healing can proceed in a healthy and supportive way.

Types of Energy Medicine
There are many forms of Energy Medicine from the more ancient and established forms of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Shiatsu, Reiki, and Macrobiotics to name but a few, to the more occult forms of Hands on healing, light, colour and sound healing.

On this website site we provide a comprehensive and complete resource of information and products that fall under the category of Bio-eneggetic Medicine. Using modern technology this area of energy is medicine is growing fast and proving to be very effective and powerful.

Infomational medicine
This is energy medicine of the 21st century. Informational energy medicine forms the missing link in effect wellness health care. Information as well as energy is given to the body so it has exact instructions and directions of how to heal itself and remove any blockages that maybe interfering with the healing mechanism.

Diet and exercise are normally the first choice for controlling high cholesterol for many people. Unfortunately there are some people whose cholesterol does not respond to lifestyle changes but with the help of a cholesterol lowering medication they can easily manage this condition. There are several different classes of cholesterol drugs and in most cases your doctor can help prescribe the one that will work best for you.

LDL cholesterol, also known as low density lipoprotein, is the reason many of these drugs exist. LDL cholesterol is the primary culprit in the formation of arterial plaque. Plaque deposits can cause blockages and clots which are a major factor for heart disease and strokes. There are four classes of cholesterol drugs whose main function is to lower LDL levels in the blood stream. These include Statins, Bile Acid Binding Resins, Absorption Inhibitors, and Fibrates. While they work very well they also can have some discomforting side affects for some people, usually of the stomach and digestive system variety. Some people experience cramps, constipation, nausea, and bloating.

Another area of concern with high cholesterol is triglycerides. Triglycerides are fats that come from both animal and plant food sources. In particular saturated fat has been shown in scientific studies to raise blood LDL cholesterol levels more then dietary food cholesterol. Statins, Absorption Inhibitors, and Fibrates moderate and reduce the amount of triglycerides that find their way into the circulatory system.

Another side to the cholesterol equation is HDL, or high density lipoprotein, cholesterol. This is known as the good cholesterol and its primary purpose is to remove excess LDL cholesterol from the blood stream and deliver it to the liver where it is excreted from the body. While Statins, Absorption Inhibitors, and Fibrates are the primary drugs that do this the increase is not large. But in the battle against coronary artery disease every little gain is considered a victory.