There are so many diseases are out of our medical school learning scope. They are unreal diseases from people's grief, guilt, against ethics, past life wound, karma, etc.
Could you please share your experience and how did you treat and the result. Thanks.
I sounds like you may be concerned about two different things: (1) issues that might be regarded as "psychiatric" rather than purely medical and (2) what in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) might be regarded as culture-bound syndromes. On the latter there is a nice discussion of the latest developments in DSM-V: https://thefprorg.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/dsm-5-on-culture-a-significant-advance/
Dear Dr. Kemp,
Thanks for your reply. I treated patients who are not really very sick as their MDs treated. It induced me to ask the question here to see if shared clinical experiences can let doctors use another approach to treat patients that are not only cut down medical cost. But also make the patient go back to his normal life to have production instead of sick and consume resources without any productivity.
Now, I am rushing for something. Three days later, when I have more time, I will post some cases.
Frieda
At a live event, we introduced ourselves. During the break time, a young lady accessed me. She told me that she has sinus problem for years and her doctor would schedule a surgery for her. She asked me where is my clinic. I told her that I do not treat individuals due to I closed my clinic.
But, I do cosmic energy healing and teach it. Then, we chatted. She told me that she is a brain coach and she mentioned some problem that she encountered. I gave her some ideas to break though and let her contents run more smoothly.
A couple days later, she called me and asked me that did I do remote treatment for her sinus problem? Due to her sinus problem was gone. I told her that I didn't. However, due to I soothed the blockage of her thinking. So, her stress reduced and it's gone. The total conversation was only around 10 minutes!
In Chinese medicine, the liver can invade the lungs and cause a sinus problem or any other issues related to lung problems.
Please refer to the attachment. That the two organs on the opposite side can do negative hurting to each other.