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In obtaining a cure we are concerned with the outer problem and attempt to remove it or control it at a remedial level (healing may occur but is not guaranteed). Healing is a deeper transforming process that changes you on a broader more complete level that often creates a physical cure as well. If we think about a headache taking an aspirin is a remedial cure that reduces the pain (a short term cure) but does not address the source or cause that may continue to repeat. Finding that the headache is caused by a subluxation in the cervical spine and adjusting it removes the physical cause and finding the emotional basis of the subluxation which caused it in the first place can put you on the path of expansion into healing and lifestyle changes that are lasting and more complete; so illness does not reoccur or move to another part of the body. Dr. Rivene answers some questions on this important choice that each patient makes to pursue transformational healing or short term cures. (read the article here).

The patient’s body holds the secrets to their ease and dis-ease. Ancient techniques of pulse diagnosis and modern muscle testing reveals body’s healing wisdom detecting disease in some cases two to three years before it shows up in the medical test. Patients no longer have to go from one doctor to the next looking for the cause of their general dis-ease only to be told we can’t find anything maybe its psychosomatic.
The advantage of innate testing is early indications of imbalances and the ability to pin point events and times that triggered the disease process. By knowing these aspects (especially at an early stage where the disease can be reversed easily) the patient can handle it before it becomes a crisis and live in much great wellness, happiness and health. It so often answers the questions that patients have about their complaints that allopathic procedures do not detect until much later.
Relying on the body’s innate wisdom to alert you and drive the treatment that is actually needed instead of a set of generalized procedures that has worked for some patients in the past just makes so much more sense. This truly meets the goal of early detection (I would say true early detection since in our experience the allopathic medical tests are always confirming a disease at fairly late stages) and even better directs the physician and patient at each and every step to what is best for the body in that moment. (read on)