by Dr. Daniel Linder | Feb 4, 2021 | Ideas & Concepts
Each of us has our own idea of what it means to be “healthy”. Some of us feel healthy when we can comfortably play a round of golf or run a half marathon. Others may say that we are healthy when the body is functioning properly and transparently –...
by Dr. Daniel Linder | Jan 17, 2021 | Ideas & Concepts
Far too many of us in the Western world are stuck in an pattern of endless office work and long commutes. Our stress levels are high, our relationships are strained, and our physical health is somewhere between questionable and intolerable. We may be depressed and...
by Dr. Daniel Linder | May 28, 2020 | Ideas & Concepts
I recently watched a wonderful webinar by Dr. Ed Neal MD titled, “The Need for Beauty”. Dr Neal is a praciting physician and a scholar of Chinese medicine who translates texts and teaches their clinical applications. I found the ideas presented in this...
by Dr. Daniel Linder | Jun 8, 2016 | Clinical
Although the term “Seifukujitsu” (say-foo-koo-jit-soo) is largely unknown in the U.S., it is frequently recognized in Japan and Hawaii. The term can be translated as “Restoration Therapy” because it emphasizes restoring the body to a normal state, known in China...
