Hospital and Eye Care

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Emmanuel Segmen <susegmen wrote:

Hi Simcha,

 

Yes, I resonate strongly with what you suggest, " A place where

people

learn how to not need hospitals. " This is the most glorious future

indeed

 

for CM in America. ... especially considering the current conditions

of our

hospitals.

 

 

If anyone is interested there is a former pediatric hospital up for

sale in

Umatilla Florida for asking price $4 Million dollars.

 

It sits on 2 acres which would be good for growing organic herbs and

veggies. It

has 100 beds that can be also converted to suites for a more spa type

setting. A

kitchen equipped to serve 750+ with dining area that can also serve

as a meeting

room with a large stage area in the same section.

 

A swimming pool used for physical therapy, x-ray equipment and a lot

of

classrooms and large lobby areas and a smaller kitchen area which can

be used to

teach people how to prepare meals for health.

 

It was built by the Elk's and services donated by the physicians from

4

counties.

It closed because the physicians had to drive away from their

practices to get

to this hospital which they were willing to do until the hospitals

gave them a

quota for the number of patients they had to bring into their main

hospitals. By

referring them to this hospital paid for by the Elks cut down on the

amount of

admissions in the surrounding counties. To keep their hospital

priviledges they

had to quit volunteering at the Elk's facility.

 

It is a beautiful location ready for conversion.

 

 

As for the macular degeneration and other eye diseases Marc Grossman,

OD, LAc

(the guy who created those 3-D eye pictures you would stare at and

see images

form in the background like ships or dolphins when the foreground

looked

psychedlic or a jumble of other images)

 

has also written a book on the Natural Eye Care. It is fabulous it

gives

differentiation, herbs, vitamins and supplements by category such as

glaucoma

and macular degeneration, cataracts etc. His partner Michael Edson,

MSOM, LAc is also very knowledgeable and helped to cowrite the book.

They are willing to hold our hands as we work with patients.

They are also providing web page links from their site to ours if you

train with them. I have had success using their techniques also also

using homeopathy for those with glaucoma and MD.

 

 

Their address is http://www.visionworksusa.com/

Natural Eye Care:

A Comprehensive Manual for Practitioners of Oriental Medicine

by Marc Grossman, O.D., L.Ac, and

Michael Edson, M.S., L.Ac.

Pub. Visionworksusa, Inc., 2002, 230 pp., $39.95

 

Sunny