The Healthy Medicine book is now available. . .

There’s a worldwide move towards a new kind of medicine, a medicine which improves health, focusing on the underlying dysfunctions in the body rather than treating the disease (usually with drugs). In Healthy Medicine, medical doctor Bernard Brom explains the principles of this new medicine, based on his experience of more than 30 years researching and using non-drug ways to help his patients heal.

The basic tenet of Healthy Medicine is that the body has an innate drive to heal itself, constantly repairing itself. What we and our health practitioners need to do is support the body to carry out that primary function.

Healthy Medicine is the distillation of Dr Brom’s almost 35 years’ experience working with body, mind, and spirit to achieve optimal health.

We do not need more drugs: Diet, lifestyle, stress management and key nutrients are essential to optimise our health so that our bodies can heal. The key to this is to shift dysfunction in the body back to function, so that the body’s innate intelligence can heal.

Healthy Medicine explains not only the philosophy behind optimal health but also simple principles to guide you on your journey to health. It is not about techniques or remedies, but rather about understanding why we get ill and how our body moves towards disease. And then how to reverse this downward spiral.

Understanding what is happening when you or your clients are ill will empower you to ask the right questions and find creative ways to promote health rather than simply taking drugs to treat the symptoms. If you’re interested in your health, you’ll find Healthy Medicine a great resource.

Where to get your copy:

From us :

Email us at info@creatinghealth.co.za and we’ll ship to you for R305 including postage (RSA only).

 

From the Publisher :

Click here.

 

In-store :

At ‘All Things Earthly” in the Noordhoek Farm Village.

 

Online:

Amazon   (Available in paperback and for Kindle.)

 

 

The GoodReads Review :

This book provides the reader with an excellent overview of how healthy medicine can and should be. It is easy to read, informative and packed with personal anecdotes and case histories to illustrate points. It is a strong clarion call to move the practice of medicine forward to encompass a more integrative approach, in line with world-wide trends.