Healing The Body By Mike Pestano Summary

Rodney was your average man. He ate, watched sports, and loved his family. Yet Rodney was ashamed, due to the fact he was overweight. Rodney’s family loved him and encouraged him to lose the weight, so they wouldn’t lose their father and husband. He currently weighed 310 pounds and worried nothing of it. After years of his families begging the only thing that drove him to lose the weight, was a mini heart attack. This scared Rodney his family had warned him, but he never listened. He swear after that day he would never give up on losing the weight not only for his family, but for himself. Rodney knew even though he wanted to lose it for his family. Only he could push himself to lose it. After many months of dieting with many different products,

There are stages of healing that guides to help you reflect on the healing process.

I thank God for inspiring me to write my book about alternative medicine/natural healing. I would not have written it if I did not some chronic health problems. Through my pain some good came out of it, and I hope that my book will enhance the faith in others that God is a divine healer. It may not be God’s will to heal you, if he doesn’t, he probably wants you to search for your healing, but you must have faith that it can happen.

In it, the author details his weight-loss journey, where he reversed the effects of Type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Modifying his diet and eating patterns, he lost 75 pounds, eliminating the need for medications. Validating the approach, his wife Iryna lost 40 pounds by applying the same method.

The film is captivating in its content, presentation and flow, working from personal stories of healing that defies conventional explanation to mainstream medical and scientific knowledge to frontier theories and explanations. It leads us on a journey into the body that many people may find both surprising and changing, taking us beyond the cells to the bioenergetics and bio-informational fields that may actually regulate the body and its systems at its deepest, most fundamental level.

Non-healing wounds, also known as chronic wounds, are defined as wounds that do not show improvement in healing within four weeks. Chronic wounds affect millions of people around the world and health care expenses in the United States can cost more than one billion dollars. Chronic wound healing is a complicated process with different pathologies depending on the patients’ condition. Four highly integrated and overlapping phases compose the wound healing process: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and tissue remodeling. Occurrence of chronic wounds is usually due to unsuccessful progression through the normal stages of healing, and frequently enters a state of pathologic inflammation. Several cell types are involved in the wound healing

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There are many different healing modalities throughout the world. These modalities allow people multiple opportunities to get the help they need to be fully functional. Each of these modalities uses a way to create a harmony between the mind and body. Reiki will infuse energy into the person’s body to create healing. Sound therapy uses sound to connect with the rhythmic balances of the body. It has been known to work for thousands of years, but science has finally figured it out in the past century.

The mind-body connection alludes to the affinity between the mind and body, specifically in matters of health and well-being. It is founded on the notion that an individual 's thoughts and emotions affect the body, as do social and behavioral factors. “A strong and healthy body is believed to have a positive effect on the mind, and a positive mind correspondingly allows for a healthy strong body” (Clarke, 2001).

*Love and Pain* The sufferings we experience in life are a channel to healing. Right now pain in love, relationships, appearance, and resources/finances is highlighted. Healthcare is in the spotlight. Some new form of worthiness wants integration. Some ways we can water

“The word healing comes from the Anglo-Saxon word haelen, which means to make whole. One way to look at it is as harmony of mind, body, and spirit.” (Keirtzer, 2013) Healing not only pertains to being cured from a disease or sickness but also at peace with what is happening or has happened. Because most of the world is deeply religious it is important that they are healed physically, physiologically and spiritually. The components of healing involve technology, the environment, and the culture. To be completely healed a hospital need to look at the spiritual side of healing and must make sure that the patient has been satisfied and is able to cope with the sickness.

I was a prisoner in my own body, captive inside my own skin, unable to break free. At the age of seventeen years old, I weighed over 255 pounds. I was unable to participate in ordinary activities due to the own restraints I had placed upon myself. I always felt alone in the crowd; I was self-conscious and felt as if the world always had a judgmental eye looking down on me. Food was my addiction, calories my drug. I was eating through my pain and depression. Food gave me a sense of safety and security unlike anything else. I was trapped, desperate for freedom. Until I decided to make a change; I decided that I was not going to be trapped any longer! I vowed to set myself free.

We are all born with the capacity to heal and maintain our health naturally. Our ancestors used this inherent knowledge, as well as other skills, to preserve not only our lives, but the lives of others as well. Unfortunately, due to the passage of time and the rapid growth of technology, we have lost touch with much of this wisdom. We have lost touch with our natural capabilities to heal and tune into the needs of spirit. To touch infinity, and grasp what could be considered basic concepts related to some of our greatest gifts.

Health refers to patient’s wellness as a whole and access to healthcare. Healing is restoring “wholeness”

Healing comes in a variety of ways at Jewish Hospital. Beyond the hands of physicians, patients receive healing in the form of art, which is made possible by the hospital’s Holistic Healing Committee. The C.A.R.E. Channel and an artistry gift program, “Healing Through Art,” are two patient-focused initiatives at The Jewish Hospital.