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What Is Definition of "Healthy Living"?
- A desire for nourishing food.
- Comfortable and easy digestion of the food eaten.
- Comfortable and non-stressful function of the bladder and bowels.
- A lightness and energy experienced after eating.
- Well functioning senses (sight, sound, hearing, touch, and taste).
- Easy and sound sleep.
- Easy awakening with a quickly clearing mind.
- A good sense of energy, strength, and endurance.
- A good complexion and healthy skin.
- A positive and cheerful emotional and spiritual attitude.
If that doesn't exist, it is probable that your physiology is out of balance. It is likely that your Six LifeDimensions are distorted. MAVMED SCIENCE can offer you a pathway to better living in quantity and quality.
The First Place We Begin...
...Is to balance the ENTIRE physiology. Whether you are experiencing chronic fatigue, depression, anxiety, persistent pain, or if you are a high-performance athlete, farmer, retiree, or hold a high-demand executive position...it is vital to assess for deficiency (D), inflammation (I) or toxicity (T).
UNIFIED-FIELD Health Science is not some obsolete, "on-the-fringe" speculative idea -- but a key to living healthy in the future. Originating from Einstein's Superstring Theory, it defines human construction from the molecule developing into organs, systems, and structure thus creating humanity. All things are connected.
What we are sharing regarding UNIFIED-FIELD MEDICINE and HEALTH SCIENCE was common several decades ago. In the 19th and early 20th century, physiomedicine practitioners and eclectic physicians used the UFM theory and applied UFM treatment to remedy their patients.
The body, mind, and spirit are designed to work in harmony thus creating a "gestalt". The mind cannot be cleaved apart from the rest of the human machine, all of which is designed to be formed on a spiritual foundation.
What we know is that physiological imbalance offers psychological consequences -- and that psychological imbalance offers physical compromise.
Integrative health and medicine has shown us that physical diseases primarily occur from external factors (poor diet, pathogen exposures, etc.). Whereas, mental diseases primarily arise from internal factors (wrong use of the senses, thinking errors, and negative emotional accumulations, etc.). Also, both physical and psychological diseases commonly co-exist in conditions of illness. Both mind and body should be addressed simultaneously while spiritual support is rendered.
What we offer in health & healing...
are educational resources designed to improve the unique global physiology and wellness of each individual. This is an invitation to live in better quality and quantity.