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Keywords:

baffling medical disorders [1]
cranio sacral osteopathy [30]
article [2635]

Abstract:

Despite current progress in medical research of diseases, there are still many diseases that are considered to be enigmatic and baffling in nature. To investigate the etiologies and the nature of many baffling disorders, medical researchers design trials to explore the pathways that lead to illness and to search for new ways to treat human disease. The range of available models is extensive, ranging from computer models to single cells and simple organisms, such as worms, to higher vertebrate species. However, extrapolation into human subjects remains problematic. Ideally, the best disease model is the human disease model, therefore obviating the need to extrapolate the results of research based on non-human models. However, many investigative methods are intrusive and may introduce unpredictable changes and responses of the body mechanisms. The human organism is very complex and may not be represented by inanimate or animal models lacking in mental and spiritual dimension. By using a non-invasive cranial palpation method to determine the bioenergetic, spiritual, craniosacral, physical medical, meridian, acupuncture, endocrine, nutritional, food intolerance, leaky gut, circulation, specific pathological profiles of an individual, the author suggests the technical procedures to evaluate the clinical comprehensive and holistic picture of an individual affected by a specific disease process. Based on these findings, we can develop the hypotheses of specific diseases which affect the individuals. The hypotheses can then be tested in design trials using various models as appropriate. Various treatment approaches can be developed and tested out. The Synergopathic Disease Model Assessment Form has been devised by the author and can be obtained for free for clinical and research purposes by email.