Thursday, July 17, 2008

Appendix B.05.i.i.02. - Naturo. VFS - AANP NDs (Sh-Sm):

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Shackelton, M.F. (ND SCNM) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"homeopathy works at a deep level to correct imbalances in your vital force (which keeps all parts of the organism in harmony) allowing your body to heal itself";
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Shah, B. (ND UBCNM) states:
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[in "What Is Naturopathic Medicine?"]
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"guiding principles: 1. the healing power of nature - vis medicatrix naturae. The body's innate intelligence has the ability to establish, maintain and restore health. This innate intelligence is called the vital (or life) force. The healer-doctor facilitates the healing process";
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[in "Dr. Binal Shah, N.D., M.S. [homepage]"]
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"our commitment [...] to facilitate the vital force in all...allowing each individual to embrace their own healing power and be empowered through that process";
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[in "Services"]
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"homeopathy helps the person’s vital force in healing one’s self. Dis-eases are energetic imbalances, homeopathy aligns one’s energy in a way that’s health promoting and is the key to unlock one’s own potential for healing";
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[in "More About Reiki"]
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"reiki, an ancient Tibetan form of healing, is similar to therapeutic touch. In this healing method, universal life energy passes through the hands of the practitioner into chakras (or energy centers) of the patient. Once this healing energy enters the patient, the body's own intelligent wisdom directs it to where it is needed, in order for the natural healing process to occur";
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[in "Naturopathic Medicine"]
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"naturopathic medicine is a combination of eastern and western wisdom. It promotes the use of natural, non-toxic modalities to help the whole body to heal itself. Guiding principles: the healing power of nature - vis medicatrix naturae. The body’s innate intelligence has the ability to establish, maintain and restore health. This innate intelligence is called the vital (or life) force";
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Shah, S. (ND CCNM) states:
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[in "Meet Our Team"]
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[an example of ND vitalism coding]"she is always willing to go the extra mile to help her clients to restore their health and vitality";
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"naturopathic medicine, naturopathy, or 'nature cure' [...] naturopathic medicine is 'vitalistic' in approach";
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[in "Principles"]
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"principles of naturopathic medicine […] do no harm […] the process of healing includes the generation of symptoms, which are, in fact, an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself. Therapeutic actions should be complementary to and synergistic with this healing process. The physician’s role is to then support the actions of the body and nature: vis medicatrix naturae – the healing power of nature […] vis medicatrix naturae (the healing power of nature) […] nature […] heals through the response of the life force”;
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[in "An Introduction to Naturopathic Medicine"]

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"naturopathic medicine is 'vitalistic' in its approach";
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[in "Alpha Aromatherapy"]
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"aromatherapy employs the essential oils extracted from aromatic plants to elicit a positive, healthy response. These essential oils, often referred to as the 'life force' of the plants from which they are taken, are used to relax and soothe the mind and body, as well as energize and invigorate the spirit";
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Sharum, M. (ND Bastyr), Sharum, S. (ND Bastyr 2003) state:
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[in "Homeopathic Medicine"]
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"Hahnemann found that what was being treated with the homeopathic remedies was the 'vital force'. The 'vital force' refers to a person's overall, interconnected energetic and defense processes that aid in self-healing. The vital force guides the homeopath to determine whether or not a remedy is working";
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Sheehy, C. (ND CCNM) states:
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[in "What Is Homeopathy?"]
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"homeopathy is a system of medicine developed in the eighteenth century by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann. Unlike conventional medicine where drugs are given to work against the body and its symptoms, homeopathic remedies work with the body’s inherent healing energy or 'vital force' to help stimulate the body to heal itself";
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Shelby, T.J. (ND Bastyr 2008) states:
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[in "Tara Johnie Shelby ND, LM"]
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"naturopathic therapeutic order: stimulate the vis medicatrix naturae (other names for 'vis' include 'qi', 'prana', 'life force'). This is the force that moves us towards health; it is the essence that invigorates us. Some modalities that we utilize to stimulate the 'vis' include hydrotherapy, exercise, yoga, mediation, craniosacral therapy, energy medicine and homeopathy [...] naturopathic principles: [#1] the healing power of nature (vis medicatrix naturae).  The healing power of nature is the inherent self-organizing and healing process of living systems. Naturopathic medicine recognizes this healing process to be ordered and intelligent. It is the naturopathic physician's role to support, facilitate and augment this process";
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Shikhman, V. (ND UBCNM) states:
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[in "Naturopathic Philosophy"]
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vis medicatrix naturae. The healing power of nature. 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 […] primum no nocere. First do no harm. Illness is a purposeful process [teleology!] of the organism. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms which are, in fact, an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself. Therapeutic actions should be complimentary to and synergistic with this healing process. The physician's actions can support or antagonize the actions of the vis medicatrix naturae. Therefore, methods designed to suppress symptoms without removing [such] underlying causes are considered harmful and are avoided or minimized”;
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Shirvani, T. (ND NCNM) et al states:
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[in “About Us”]
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"optimum health and vitality [...] what distinguishes Sea Change New York is its vitalistic approach to healing. Our offerings not only create and restore health to the physical body, but also assist the bodymind [!] in learning from the crisis or dis-ease [!] process";
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Shoemaker, J. (ND NCNM) states:

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[in "Welcome to Naturopathic Medicine...in Pennsylvania"]
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"naturopaths use hydrotherapy to stimulate the vital force of the body thereby stimulating the speed of the healing process of common illnesses such as upper respiratory infections, broken bones and skin ulcers";
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Shotz, F. (ND Bastyr) states:

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[in "What is Naturopathic Medicine?"]

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"the therapeutic order [...] harmonize life forces";
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Shunney, A.G. (ND NCNM) states:
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[in “Homeopathy For Kids and their Parents”]
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“join Aimée Gould Shunney, doctor of naturopathic medicine, to learn about the joys of integrating homeopathy into your household. Homeopathy, a gently system of medicine, has been used all over the world for centuries. These highly diluted remedies act to stimulate the body's vital force and bring it back into balance”;
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[in “Practice Modalities”]
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“homeopathic medicine. This powerful system of medicine is more than 200 years old, and is widely accepted in India, Great Britain, France and Germany. Based on the concept of 'like cures like', homeopathic medicine affects the body's 'vital force' and strengthens its innate ability to heal itself”;
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Sigurdson, K. (NMD SCNM) states:
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[in "Treatments and Conditions"]

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"homeopathy is based on the philosophy that like cures like and less is more. The father of homeopathy Samuel Hahnemann stated that disease is the result of a mistunement of our vital force, which manifests itself in symptoms";
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Silva, K. (ND Bastyr) states:
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[in "Philosophy"]

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"Dr. Silva uses the tools and philosophy of naturopathic and Eastern medicine [...] she believes the principal goal of her work is to facilitate the body's own vital force in healing dis-ease and establishing optimal health";
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Singley, L. (ND UBCNM 2002) states:
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[in "About"]
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“the healing power of nature. Our bodies have the capacity to heal, as physicians we facilitate and enhance this process. First do no harm. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms, which are an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself”;
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Skhirtladze, O. (ND CCNM, MSc ?) states:
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[in "What Is Naturopathic Medicine?"]
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"first do no harm. Methods of treatments are chosen to work with the patient's vital force, respecting the intelligence of the natural healing process";
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Skinner, B. (ND Bastyr), Skinner, D. (ND Bastyr) state:

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[in “Constitutional Hydrotherapy for Home Application”]

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“the purpose of this treatment is to stimulate a more rapid improvement in health along with the application of specific dietary changes and other measures. It is an integral part of the treatment protocol, but also has other applications. It can be used whenever there is a fever or febrile illness, or to ward off illness that is beginning to manifest. It is tonifying to the digestive system, helps to normalize circulation, soothes the nervous system, and stimulates the eliminative processes and the 'vital force.' It is a subtle yet powerful treatment”;

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Skinner, D. (ND Bastyr) states:
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[in "Say No to Colds & Flus!"]

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"constitutional homeopathy: if you have yet to have a homeopathic remedy found for your constitution, call to make a homeopathic appointment so that one can be identified for you. Constitutional homeopathics go a long way toward boosting your vital force and helps to reduce your risk of illnesses, from contagions or otherwise";
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Sklovsky, R.J. (ND NCNM) states:
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[ in “Chronic Fatigue Syndrom[sp.] (CFS) & Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS)”]
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“the beauty of naturopathic medicine is that we employ natural and safe treatments that when given together in a conservative and judicious way help to strengthen the immune system from many directions without the side effects that synthetic drugs can causse[sp.] all roads lead to the immune system [...] this ultimately leads to strengthening the patient's immune system of[or] vital force or self recuperative capacity otherwise known as rebuilding and restoring health”;
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Skowron, J.M. (ND NCNM) states:


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[in "Treatments"]

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"the six tenants[sp.] of naturopathic medicine are the core beliefs which makes the practice of natural medicine unique to any other [...] vis medicatrix naturae – the healing power of nature is what innately drives anyone to health. Supporting this vital force of healing is the most efficient way to heal";
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Slagel, K.R. (NMD SCNM) states {ed.}:


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[in "Acid-Alkaline Modulation with SANUM Therapy"{"Edited by Dr. Kirk Slagel, N.M.D., MEd. Reviewed by Dr. Joel Brame, ND., M.Ed. and Dr. Kimberly Slagel, N.D., M.S.]
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"the healing power of nature. The body possess[sp.] the inherent ability to maintain and restore health [...] nature will heal the body through the response of the 'life force.' The naturopathic physician's role is to facilitate and augment this process";
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Slipacoff, S. (ND CCNM 2005-ish) states:
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[in "What is Naturopathic Medicine?"]
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"the naturopathic principles.The practice of naturopathic medicine emerges from six underlying principles of healing. It is these principles that distinguish the profession from other medical approaches: [#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 [...#3] first do no harm. Primum no nocere. Illness is a purposeful process of the organism. The process of healing includes the generation of symptoms which are, in fact, an expression of the life force attempting to heal itself. Therapeutic actions should be complimentary to and synergistic with this healing process. The physician's actions can support or antagonize the actions of the vis medicatrix naturae";
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Smith, G.L. (NMD SCNM) states:


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[in "Bio Detail"]
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"the healing power of nature (vis medicatrix naturae)—a physician’s role is to facilitate and stimulate the body/mind/spirit’s inherent ability (also known as ki/chi/qi/prana/vital force/bio-energy/orgone energy)";
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Smith, P. (ND Bastyr, RN ?) states:

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[in “Health Tidbits”]

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“chakras and healing […] herbal therapy, acupuncture, meditation, detoxification (colonics, whole body cleansing, native American medicine lodges), counseling/talk therapy, art therapy, rest and power sleep, an organic whole foods diet, various forms of body work, journaling, as well as following the moon and astrological patterns in order to rest with nature […] these above forms assist in strengthening our vital force and the healing of our light channels. In simple terms, your vital force is the sum of your open, healed, chakras. When all of our chakras are powerful sources of strength, our vital force is strong. Opening our chakras along with the organs/systems/emotions that they represent creates a healed human, always evolving of course”;

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