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Alternative vs. Contemporary Medicine?

Quantum University — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 21:26:31 +0000

Many of us have gotten sick, gone to the doctor, received the “quick fix,” and then found ourselves sick again soon after. Why is that?

Amit Goswami, Ph.D

Renowned physicist Dr. Amit Goswami, a professor at Quantum University, explains the current medicinal system:

“We have a very powerful medicinal system, which you call Conventional Medicine or Allopathy, which has the metaphysics that everything is made out of matter, and everything that happens in the world is the result of material interactions. Upward causation.

This is the idea things at the base level consist of elementary particles. Elementary particles make atoms, atoms make molecules, molecules make cells. Some of the cells are neurons, some they make the brain.

And it is the brain that is responsible for consciousness, for all of our subjective experiences, including disease healing. All this subjective experience is connected with our health is here due [to] material manifestations…

But there is also the Alternative [or ‘Complementary’] Medicine model and there are quite a few of them and they have quite a different metaphysics…

They introduce non-material bodies also having a role in the causation of disease and they claim that only when these deeper more subtle causes of the disease are removed only then do we have complete healing.

In other words, in their view the Allopathic doctor cures the symptoms which appear in the physical level. Often times curing the symptom is not synonymous with healing, but only a temporary cure, because the cause of the disease lies in deeper more subtle bodies of the human being.

And unless it is these defects, the subtle defects are which can be done only through methods of Alternative Medicine, the person will not really be healed.

The disease will appear again and healing will call for another treatment temporary cure, if we stick to Allopathic Medicine alone. This is why these medicinal systems are often called complementary. If you have to treat the symptoms with Allopathy maybe, but… if you want healing you must also bring in the Alternative Medicine acting in a complementary way to the Allopathic system.”

We here at Quantum University are creating a forum to share and discuss the wealth of your ideas: Please post any thoughts or comments you have on the questions below, or about Dr. Goswami’s quote above.

What do you personally think the difference is between treating the symptoms and curing the disease?

How do you think our health professionals can benefit from understanding Alternative (Complementary) Medicine?

Have you ever had success with Alternative (Complementary) Medicine where by itself the Allopathic (Contemporary) Medicine failed?

Happy Holidays! from Quantum University

Quantum University — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 12:05:57 +0000

Quantum University’s 10 Year Anniversary

Quantum University — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 05:57:24 +0000

We are happy and proud to announce that 2012 is Quantum University’s 10th Anniversary. This special Quantum World TV event will review our history and give a profound look at the future of our field. From our humble beginnings as a Naturopathic College in California in 2002 to a Degree Granting University in Hawaii in 2007, Quantum University has gone through many transformations and evolutions to become a leader in Natural and Integrative Medicine education. Now in 2012, we serve over six thousand students in forty countries all over the world! Dr. Paul Drouin will tell the story of how he founded a school that evolved into a University and how with the hard work of his staff, faculty, and students, his vision changed Natural and Integrative Medicine forever. Come celebrate 10 years of education, knowledge, and success, and join us to set in motion the next chapter of the Quantum University story.

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Saturday, April 14th, 2012
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Keynote Speaker for World Congress 2012

Dr. Masaru Emoto
is an internationally renowned researcher who has gained worldwide acclaim by showing how water is deeply connected to our individual and collective consciousness.

Quantum University is proud to announce that Dr. Masaru Emoto will be the Keynote Speaker at the World Congress of Quantum Medicine in Honolulu, Hawaii on October 4-7, 2012, making this year’s Congress another historic event for Medicine.

World Congress of Quantum Medicine 2012
Honolulu, Hawaii October 4-7, 2012

World Congress 2011 Group Picture

Amit Goswami lecturing on Quantum Creativity

Bruce Lipton on the Biology of Belief

Students and Participants at the World Congress

Standing Ovation for Bruce Lipton

World Congress Speaker Roundtable

Dr. Drouin on Leadership in Quantum Medicine

This year’s World Congress will be held October 4-7, 2012 in Honolulu, Hawaii. It will be an information-packed four days of interactive training. 2012 is shaping up to be a historic year for Quantum Medicine, making this event a must-attend for all natural medicine practitioners who want to stay on the cutting edge of their field. So, mark your calendar for October 4-7, 2012, and plan to join us on the lovely Island of Oahu because we know you won’t want to miss this extraordinary event. If you want to make 2012 your breakthrough year, Pre-Register Now for the WCQM – World Congress of Quantum Medicine 2012.

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Video » PhD in Integrative Medicine

Quantum University — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 02:45:19 +0000

I’m excited to introduce a new program at IQUIM. The PhD in Integrative Medicine or Health Care Management. My name is Paul Duran, Professor of Integrative Medicine at IQUIM at Quantum University.

The PhD in Integrative Medicine will be an extraordinary opportunity to increase your credential and authority in a specific domain. This program will be open to any student that has all ready completed our program in Doctorate in Alternative Medicine or traditional, naturopathy, or are signed up in these programs.

Or any student that comes from other school and have completed the equivalent of a similar program.

But what will be more for these students? If the doctorate in Alternative Medicine and traditional, naturopathy was will increase your scope of practice, open the door to professional association where you could have access to liability insurance, or access to live assessment, and justify your practice.

Here the PhD adds an extra edge, where you’re not only increasing your credentials, but also you have the privilege to be set apart from your peers. You can demonstrate, you know, that you have much more expertise in a domain.

Many of our students are already signed up in this program. Why ? Because they want to become the author. And of course, if you if you sign your book with this title of PhD, that will give you another different another edge for publicity. You can also lecture, being a PhD, and you will attract much more clientele.

So having a PhD is quite a privilege that will not only offer you all this benefit, but it also position you on the market for better carrier, better position, more offer and an increase of income. And you can also review all these benefits on our website where you can also find all the curriculum of the PhD.

And this curriculum is about said context for this thesis. That should be around 7500 pages, a subject that will be something that will be characterized, that you can defend, not only that, but situated in the context of quantum medicine. And this is why we have added to the curriculum Doctor Goswami courses.

Like new context for medicine, quantum biology, quantum doctors. That will help you to understand and launch your thesis with much depth, much more grasp on the scientific ground of consciousness and quantum physics. We also offer you a lot of facility to write this paper because sometimes for many of you it’s something which is impossible.

So you will have a lot of support. You will be mentored by our academic adviser Linda Dube that will describe the methodology of dissertation and be with you all on this long journey, how to really set up, you know, the detail, how to write the thesis. So something that was in the past being like impossible for many of you will be much more easier.

I invite you to look at this program closely. It’s real a opportunity to change your career, to set you apart from your peers, and not only that.

How many of you have this deep desire, wishes to have express some of your hypothesis about healing? And now this is an important day to expose it, write it in a context that will be recognized by everybody.

Thank you.

Future of Alternative and Natural Medicine

Dr Paul Drouin — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 04:50:29 +0000

In America during the last decade, the future of Natural Medicine, Traditional Naturopathy and Alternative Medicine has been compromised. The regulation of naturopathy in many states and provinces has changed and compromised the atmosphere of freedom for these practices. Many are concerned by the coming of even more regulation. On the other hand, after the closing last year of Clayton College, for years a leader in teaching Traditional Naturopathy, little has been done to redefine the standards of training for students who have the desire to make a career in Natural Medicine.

Surprisingly, this is business as usual for most of the institutions in the field of online education. But how can we expect a different outcome if we keep repeating the same model of education that has been proven a failure when representing the standard of Traditional Naturopathy in America.

Here are some guidelines for a new model of online education for Traditional Naturopathy, Alternative Medicine and Natural Medicine proposed by IQUIM, the Quantum University:

To be effective in the 21st century, the training of a student in Natural Medicine should be based on a curriculum that is grounded in the new standard of Science: Quantum Physics. This curriculum should present a comprehensive and integrative approach that is not defined by disease, but rather by positive health. Disciplines such as Homeopathy, Nutrition, Biofeedback, Aromatherapy, Blood Microscopy, Ayurvedic and Chinese Taoist Medicine and others must be explained in a satisfying scientific model.
How information is communicated to the student should be modernized with the use of the latest online technology. The old-fashioned model, where students earn a degree simply by reading books and taking in-home exams, belongs to the past. A major part of modern teaching can and should be done with real-time video classes. The use of iPad technology makes this not only possible but also practical, simple and effective.
The curriculum and the resulting degree awarded students should be determined by the pertinent regulations of the state or province where the student will be practicing. Institutions have shown a lack of responsibility and a laxity regarding the proper appellation for the degrees they offer, which has created major consequences for students who have inadvertently used inappropriate titles for their practice.
Careful attention should be paid to the right of qualified individuals to practice traditional Medicine, Natural Medicine or Alternative Medicine, both in America and worldwide.

Interest in preparing for a career in Natural Medicine and Alternative Medicine is growing and will be more and more an integral part of Health Care for the 21st century. An updated model for education and a concern for creating the best environment for the cultivation and expression of these practices are essential for their success. IQUIM, the Quantum University, offers just such a model to provide the best and most pertinent education for students interested in becoming an Integrative Health Care Professional.

Be a Leader in the Field of Natural Medicine

Quantum University — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:04:08 +0000

At Quantum University, educators, doctors, and researchers come together to create innovative online courses including Naturopathy, Auriculotherapy, Biofeedback, Nutrition, Homeopathy, Hypnotherapy, and Hormonology. These programs pull together all the pieces of the puzzle into a coherent and practical multi-dimensional model. Students gain powerful knowledge and respected credentials to help them become successful practitioners in the most exciting field of the new milleniium.

The University’s progressive online and portable learning system is designed for flexibility and to meet the needs of even the busiest adult learner. Whether you are seeking a masters or doctorate degree, we can help you reach your goals, and much faster than you imagined. With online education and interactive virtual classrooms, along with live teleseminar-style classes, you can earn a degree tailor-made for today’s booming alternative health industry. And, with our first-of-its-kind integration of quantum physics with alternative health, you’ll be ready to establish yourself as a cutting edge practitioner in the medicine of the future.

The Quantum University’s online webinars, video courses, portable education model, and unique superlearning techniques are designed to fit any student’s practical needs and budget. At your own pace, in the comfort of your home (or even while traveling), you gain the knowledge, skills, and credentials that can finally give you the career you want and the prestige and recognition you deserve.

Quantum Physics» the Missing Link in Healthcare

Albert Einstein, the greatest mind of the 20th Century, identified an energy that could be used either to destroy or to heal. Quantum physics is the study of this energy and its relation to all aspects of our everyday reality. In this century, modern science will explore this energy and its avenues for healing.
Its potential for restoring imbalances in the body, mind, and spirit can no longer be disputed. In other words, quantum physicists have put science behind what alternative health practitioners have known for centuries—that the mind and body are one.

The quantum model views health and healing in a multidimensional context, rather than in a traditional linear format. Modern healthcare can advance only by embracing and integrating this new understanding. Therefore, traditional medicine, especially pharmacology and surgery, must be revolutionized and revitalized by the new paradigm of quantum healing, or energy medicine. Quantum University is the logical platform from which to express to the world the significance of quantum physics in alternative and integrative medicine.

By becoming a quantum health practitioner, you gain an in-depth knowledge of these subtle energy and bio-terrain concepts, making you better equipped to address the prevention and reversal of degenerative diseases and aging through natural means.

Quantum physics, as a driving force behind alternative and integrative medicine, gives us new hope for preventing disease and promoting optimal health for every human being.

Experts Talking About Natural Medicine

Quantum University — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:03:15 +0000

The concept of natural medicine is not new. In fact, Thomas Edison once said, “The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” Today, more and more traditional medicine practitioners are embracing an integrative approach to healing. David M. Eisenberg, MD, Director of the Division for Research and Education in Complementary and Integrative Medical Therapies and the Osher Institute at Harvard Medical School says, “I am a great advocate for what I see as a triangular relationship…the MD, the patient, the alternative provider in an open circle of communication.”

The way you think, the way you behave, the way you eat, can influence your life by 30 to 50 years. Most people believe that aging is universal but there are biological organisms that never age. – Deepak Chopra, MD

Eisenberg contends that consumers, particularly those between 30 and 55, are powering the growth of alternative medicine. According to Eisenberg’s 1997 testimony before the U.S. Senate, one out of every two boomers uses non-conventional therapies, and what boomers seem to favor is the safe, noninvasive nature of alternative treatments.

Dr. David Edelberg, founder and former chairman of the integrated medicine clinic, WholeHealth in Chicago, says that most users of alternative medicine don’t want to give up their conventional health care. “When we opened our center, we found people weren’t giving up their family doctors, they simply wanted physician-supervised alternative medicine. They wanted a center that had two toolboxes,” says Edelberg.

And it would appear that more and more conventional doctors are coming around to accepting alternative therapies. “More papers are appearing on alternative medicine in conventional medicine journals; there’s a National Institutes of Health division on it; and they themselves are experiencing it,” says Edelberg. “We regularly have doctors coming into our clinic for chiropractic or acupuncture or sending their patients over…Cardiologists are taking antioxidants and vitamins, and psychiatrists are beginning to realize that St. John’s wort actually works.”

Dr. Roger Jahnke, doctor of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, chairperson of both the Qigong Department at the Santa Barbara (Calif.) College of Oriental Medicine and the National Qigong Association, and author of “The Healer Within,” says that the real news about the growth of alternative medicine in the West is a shifting of responsibility from the doctor to the patient. He says the key is that we’re finally realizing how the client, the customer, the patient can also do something, which amounts to not only better health care, but also genuine prevention. “In fact,” says Jahnke, ”if you do something in a timely way, you might not need to be a patient at all.”

And some say that the next breakthrough in alternative medicine involves adding quantum science to the mix. According to Dr. Amit Goswami, a quantum physicist who was featured in the film “What The Bleep Do We Know?!” and is Professor Emeritus of physics at the University of Oregon’s Institute of Theoretical Science, has no doubt that quantum medicine is the medicine of the future. “Quantum physics has changed all the equations involved in healing,” says Goswami. “With quantum physics, all experiences can be included. In this way, the mental and the physical can work in parallel when mediated by consciousness.”

It would appear that alternative medicine is no longer on the fringe of health care, but rather is the next quantum leap in health and wellness. And that spells good news for those of us who choose to step up and build careers as alternative health practitioners. To find out more about how you can develop your own meaningful career in the medicine of the future, simply click the link below to speak to an academic advisor.

Why Choose a Career in Natural Medicine?

Quantum University — Tue, 03 May 2011 01:54:19 +0000

According to world-renowned economist Paul Zane Pilzer, the wellness and self-improvement market is expected to reach one trillion dollars in 2010. These millions of people spending billions of dollars to further their wellness represent a new and growing economic sector. Today, for example, this sector spends over $70 billion annually on vitamins and food supplements. These “baby boomers” from the ages of 40 to 60 represent the first generation in history that refuses to blindly accept the aging process. They are also a powerful economic force; they represent only 28 percent of our population—yet this group and their spending represents 50 percent of our economy.

In 2000, wellness in America was already a $200 billion industry. Only a handful of years later, it had already doubled to become a $400 billion business. By the year 2010, as Mr. Pilzer stated, it will have become the next trillion-dollar industry. In the last decade, many of the people who had achieved new wealth made their fortunes in computers. In the first decades of this millennium, many more will be making their fortunes in wellness.

Is there a demand for alternative health practitioners?

Consider this: Twenty years ago, most of us had never even heard of acupuncture; but now, this “alternative” therapy and others like it have become mainstream. The alternative health market is growing—at a brisk rate of 7.9% a year. In fact, nearly half of all Americans are now using alternative therapies, and they’re spending a great deal of money—a whopping $30 billion a year—for treatments like acupuncture, yoga, massage and homeopathic therapies. And the market is still growing.

Traditional healthcare is largely centered on products and services provided reactively to people after they contract an illness, ranging from a common cold to cancerous tumors. Traditional medicine seeks to either treat symptoms or eliminate disease. Complementary and Alternataive Medicine (CAM) is more centered on products and services provided proactively to healthy people—that is, those without an existing disease—to make them feel even healthier and look better, to slow the effects of aging, or to prevent diseases from developing in the first place. Dissatisfaction with the current state of health care is on the rise, driving more and more people to seek safe and effective alternatives.

Does the US government recognize complementary and alternative medicine?

It would seem the federal government is serious about alternative healthcare. So much so that in 1998 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) added a new branch called the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), the Federal Government’s lead agency for scientific research on the diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products that are not generally considered part of conventional medicine. NCCAM’s current annual budget is $125 million.

NCCAM, along with the National Center for Health Statistics (part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) released new findings on Americans’ use of complementary and alternative medicine. The December 2008 study revealed that in 2007 approximately 38 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 years and over and approximately 12 percent of children use some form of CAM. Adults in the United States spent $33.9 billion out of pocket on visits to CAM practitioners and purchases. One third of the total out-of-pocket costs that adults spent was on practitioner visits, which translates to $11.9 billion. Put another way, 38.1 million adults made an estimated 354.2 million visits to practitioners of CAM.