Finley Eversole - Energy Medicine Technologies: Ozone Healing, Microcrystals, Frequency Therapy, and the Future of Health

ENERGY MEDICINE TECHNOLOGIES

Energy Medicine Technologies persuasively presents the wisdom of some of the worlds foremost authorities on ancient and modern modalities of energy medicinethe only paradigm of healing that can effectively meet our health care needs in the twenty-first century. If you read only one book about this emerging healing model, let it be this one!

SIMONE GABBAY, AUTHOR OFEDGAR CAYCES ENERGY MEDICINE AND VISIONARY MEDICINE: REAL HOPE FOR TOTAL HEALING

This meaty volume explores diseases of civilization due to electromagnetic pollution, the dangers of genetically modified and pesticide-laden foods, and other examples of what might be considered mans inhumanity to man. It also recommends ways to prevent or reduce these in chapters devoted to the benefits of organic foods, light and sound energies, ozone and hydrogen peroxide therapy, as well as intercessory prayer and remote healing.

PAUL J. ROSCH, M.D., F.A.C.P., CLINICAL PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY AT NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD FOR THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STRESS, AND EMERITUS MEMBER FOR THE BIOELECTROMAGNETICS SOCIETY

Take courage. The human race is divine.

PYTHAGORAS

Humanity will become eventually the planetary savior.

DJWHAL KHUL

The people of Earth are a superpower themselves, if united.

JEANE MANNING

This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.

RALPH WALDO EMERSON

We have it in our power to begin the world over again.

THOMAS PAINE

We stand at the gateway of the new world, of the new age and its new civilizations, ideals and culture. What is coming is a civilization of a different yet still material nature, but animated by a growing registration by the masses everywhere of an emerging spiritual objective which will transform all life and give new value and purpose to that which is material.

DJWHAL KHUL

Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing.

ARUNDHATI ROY

There is always a new world in the process of forming.... The best is yet to be.

DJWHAL KHUL

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

My first thanks go to all of the authors who have given generously of their time and wisdom to write the chapters contained in this volume, and for their quick responses to my many communications and requests.

My thanks also go to Karl Maret for writing the foreword, to Fred Walters, editor of AcresUSANorth Americas oldest voice devoted to Eco-Agriculturefor connecting me with Melvin Epp, and to James L. Oschman, who provided valuable counsel on many occasions throughout this project.

I would especially like to thank my publisher Ehud Sperling, and Jon Graham, acquisitions editor, for approving this project when it was still only a one-paragraph idea, and for patiently waiting for it to become a reality.

Last, but not least, my thanks also go the Inner Traditions staff who have worked so hard to bring this book forth: Jeanie Levitan, managing editor, Peri Swan for the cover design, and above all, to my project editor, Anne Dillon, whose uncommon dedication and meticulous attention to every detail of this project have helped make this book be the best it can be.

Energy Medicine Technologies has been a collaborative project in every sense of the word. The twenty-first century will witness profound changes in our understanding of the human beingbody, mind, and spiritand the field of medicine will undergo profound changes as our understanding of human health deepens. May this volume help the public to think of health and healing in far broader terms than those that currently dominate the medical field, given our pharmaceutically dominated culture. True healing involves the whole human being and the whole environment. This volume is a step toward a broader understanding of that.

FOREWORD

Karl Maret, M.D.

This book is about the promising future of health care. Its authors present many new approaches within the emerging field of energy medicine that challenge us to reexamine some of the underlying causes of the increasing unaffordability of our health care system. The causes include a widespread presence of pollutants and environmental toxins, ignorance of the possible impact of genetically modified foods, and the current limited consumption of organic foods that contain significantly fewer pesticides. Useful solutions are offered by introducing the reader to a cross section of emerging energy medicine technologies, frequency therapies, ozone therapy, as well as subtle energy approaches, including the power of intention, prayer, and sound therapy. I believe that if these approaches were to become widely used, our present Western health care system would undergo a positive transformation that would reduce health care costs.

In 2013, we stand at a critical moment in the evolution of our health care system, which is, for the most part, really a disease care system. The unfortunate truth is that we spend more on health care than any other country in the world, yet we are not getting the best results for these expenditures. In 2008, the latest year for reliable statistics, the United States spent more than $2.3 trillion on medical care, three times more than in 1990. It is increasingly known that the majority of these expenditures deal primarily with disease, especially in the elderly. One percent of the population accounts for 30 percent of the nations medical expenditures. The elderly (age 65 and over) made up around 13 percent of the U.S. population in 2002, but they consumed 36 percent of total U.S. medical expenditures.

Medicare, the health insurance program for the elderly, spends nearly 30 percent of its budget on beneficiaries in their final year of life. These statistics largely reflect lifelong habits of poor nutrition, lack of exercise, and lack of preventive care, accompanied by an epidemic of obesity. Two-thirds of Americans are considered overweight or obese. In addition, a 2012 report from the U.S. Institute of Medicine found a total of $765 billion of annual waste in the health care system in 2009, about 33 percent of its annual expenditures.

A preventive approach to health and healing is much talked about but not sufficiently practiced to seriously impact the system now in place. Costs keep rising every year, as do the expenditures for pharmaceuticals, over-the-counter drugs, and operative procedures. Stephen M. Davidson, Boston University professor of health policy and management, describes the challenges confronting the U.S. health care system in his book Still Broken. Although the need for an affordable health care system has been the focus of federal legislation and judicial review for the last several years, we are still far from a solution.

Unfortunately, the recent Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed by the U.S. Congress in March 2010 delivers essentially the same conventional type of care without incorporating the potential benefits of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), including energy medicine. Recognizing the health challenges facing this nation, it is hoped that this book will contribute to a more integrative health care paradigm, one that includes an expanded understanding of energies involved in healing.

Albert Szent-Gyrgyi, M.D., Ph.D., recipient of the 1937 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, said, In every culture and in every medical tradition before ours, healing was accomplished by moving energy. Two widely practiced medical systems on the planet that use energies for healing are traditional Chinese medicine and the ayurvedic medical system of India. The qualitative nature of energy described in these healing traditions has names such as