Episode 17: Beyond Big Pharma: German New Medicine with William Hughes

Willam Hughes' StoryIn Will's words: Graduated from the University of Central Queensland, in 1992, with a degree in Applied Science. Further studies included fitness and resistance training in 1997, Neural Linguistics Programming and Hypnosis in 2007, then SCENAR and NES training in 2010. Finally finding my way to German New Medicine late in 2010, I studied initially with John Theobald [B.Sc]. and then Caroline Markolin Ph.D. from 2012-15. Post graduate studies include Epi-Genetics (Melbourne University) 2013 and Medical Neuroscience (Duke University) 2014. Currently, I am exclusively practicing and teaching German New Medicine in Australia.You'll Learn:How the Prince of Savoy's violent crime inadvertently triggered a health revolutionWhat the current pinnacle of mind-body understanding looks likeHow internal psychological conflict creates specific dis-ease conditionsHow to break Big Pharma's stranglehold on global health policyThe key to leaving allopathic medicine's Germ Warfare model behind - and greeting the FUTURE of medicineHow a totally un-funded mind-body science is revolutionising wellness understandingWhy dis-ease symptoms tend to prefer one side of the body over the other (laterality)Some of the surprising ways the mind can cunningly create mysterious physical symptoms...and much, much more.I really can't stress enough the importance of people knowing this material - for many different reasons. If you want to take your mind-body understanding to a whole new level then you're in the right place. Meet the powerful modality that is German New Medicine.Please subscribe, drop a review, and share this information widely.Thanks in advance for supporting the nascent emergence of deep human self-awareness - and the peace, truth, and beauty this will bring us all. Special Guest: William Hughes. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit brendandmurphy.substack.com/subscribe