Because Western patients most often have a history of unsuccessful allopathic treatment, years of suffering and disappointing experiences with Western modes of treatment, they turn to alternate healing systems. Not knowing the holistic approach of Tibetan medical treatment, many patients expect to exchange their allopathic tablets with Tibetan herbal pills without making any diet or lifestyle modifications.
More and more patients from different cultures world wide are seeking appointments with Tibetan trained physicians and generally do not know the basic principles of holistic medicine and specially Tibetan medicine at the time of their appointment. That information and more will be provided to the patient at the Tanaduk clinic of Tibetan Medicine if they do not have it already.
Tibetan medical treatment requires the patient to participate, to take responsibility for their life force and make the necessary diet and behavior modifications needed. Not wanting to take such responsibilities for one’s health may lead to further disappointment and misinterpretation of the Tibetan medical culture.
Removing the obstacles to healing is a good first approach and obstacles can be recognized as psychological, physical or both, but whatever the obstacle, it can be recognized and removed. Where the issues are psychological, it may be necessary to revise subconscious scripts. On the physical side, often diet and lifestyle regimes need to be revised, healing internal organ energy issues and the balance within the three humours may need to be addressed. In nearly every instance, once the obstacle is addressed, healing proceeds swiftly and failure to eliminate the obstacle diminishes the effectiveness of whatever treatment is used. The Tanaduk clinic provides individual and affective healing protocols that can be easily understood. Go to www.TibetanDoctors.com to learn more and to schedule an appointment.