A Quantum Leap In Healthcare From the Founder of Bodytalk
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| Wed 23 Mar ’11, 7:00pm–9:00pm |
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Where: Jubilee Building, 545 Parnell Rd, Parnell Show map
Restrictions: R15
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Health care of the future is actually already here. This system of healthcare is both scientifically and philosophically based. It is a system upheld by the latest quantum scientific research, and most importantly its formulae respect and align with the bodymind’s own innate wisdom and consciousness. This cutting-edge system is called The BodyTalk System.
Consciousness based assessment
Quantum based strategies
The findings of the greatest quantum scientists of the past 100 years now clearly demonstrate that health care can be safe, very effective, and holistic. Until now the term holistic medicine has been incorrectly used as a synonym for alternative healthcare. The principles and research of quantum physics now clearly show us, that authentic holistic medicine is actually quantum medicine. This form of medicine is a quantum leap beyond the existing alternative models of healthcare. Quantum medicine acknowledges the Quantum world, its significance and its application, not just in technology, but also in the way we formulate healthcare modalities.
The BodyTalk system uses the trained right brain approach of intuitive assessment. The beauty and simplicity of Quantum BodyTalk is that it does not override but, instead, respects the bodymind complex’s own innate wisdom and consciousness. It then uses the principles of quantum physics to develop strategies for restoring wellbeing on all levels.
Dr. John Veltheim, founder of the BodyTalk System, invites you to enter the world of quantum medicine. Come and discover how you can change your life in quantum leaps. This public talk is a must for health care practitioners and anyone who wishes to transform their health
and wellbeing.






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