Dr. David Jernigan on the Emerging Philosophy of Biological Medicine in the Treatment of Chronic Illness

from Katina Makris · host Transformation Talk Radio

Dr. David Jernigan of the Hansa Center for Optimum Health joins us to discuss the emerging philosophy of Biological Medicine in the treatment of chronic illness. Why is there a need for a change in the nation's dominantly allopathic treatment philosophy and exactly what is Biological Medicine's philosophy? He will also talk about the illnesses that respond to Biological Medicine.

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