Hello,
Does anyone know of a "healing" type center one could go to in order to try to heal with vegan foods
and possible a "doctor" on staff? Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
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Hello,
Does anyone know of a "healing" type center one could go to in order to try to heal with vegan foods
and possible a "doctor" on staff? Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
theres the gerston institute , and the hippocrates one that are most talked about . ive not read deeply into either myself , but ive seen 100s on forums like both .
theres links somewhere in this thread : http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthrea...ing-all-Angels
Look up Brenda Cobb.
There is also Tree of Life, Dr. Gabriel Cousens' center in Arizona. He is a raw MD, and the center has classes in raw food, yoga, etc.
The Hippocrates Institute West Palm Beach, Fl.
I recommend Hippocrates as well. My Mom is there right now (she has breast cancer) . They have Doctors and nurses on staff. They give you the information and knowledge to help you but it is up to you to actually do what they recommend not only at Hippocrates but once you get home as well. http://www.hippocratesinst.org/programlifechange
Good luck where ever you go!
That is the hard part - finding the experienced doctors. Most don't have them.
There is True North Health Center in Santa Rosa, CA. They have an MD on staff as well as chiropractors and a psychologist.
I did look her up. The programs are VEYR expensive. Plus you have to pay for a consultation with her prior to going... And, you don't live on site there. That is strange! Alot of money!Quote:
Originally Posted by Revvell
Good to know.
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Originally Posted by Raspberry4
I would go hear in a heartbeat if I had any money at all!Quote:
Originally Posted by RawLibrarian
They do tend to be very expensive. For the price of a day or two you could buy a library of raw food books and videos.
If you want read about someone's experience at a healing center then I suggest "How I Healed My Cancer Naturally" by Eydie Mae Hunsberger. She really goes into detail about her two weeks with Ann Wigmore, and then how she continued the program at home. My favorite part of the book was about when she arrived at Ann Wigmore's and was expecting fill out forms and questionaires and to have Ann interview her about her cancer. Instead, Ann spent her time making sure that Eydie Mae was settled and knew about her schedule. Later Eydie found out that Ann did this because she knew her program would work if people just stayed and so she really tried to make them comfortable and settled. Her program cost $90 a week in 1973.
dr. Morsen does consultation and coaching.
TrueNorthHealth.com (look for dr. Klaper) there are many center that call themselves true North.