Allopathic Medicine vs. Holistic Medicine

The purpose of this session is to differentiate Allopathic and Holistic thought, understand their approaches to disease and health, and highlight achievements and benefits of both schools of thought. It will be an open floor Q&A style session where participants can weigh in with opinions in a dignified and healthy way.
This session does not constitute medical advice, should not replace medical advice, and medical advice will not be given. Michael is not a doctor and is therefore not qualified to give medical advice.
This session may be of interest to those in the following fields:
-Herbalism
-Alternative Healing (of any variety; Reiki, Energy, Herbal, etc.,)
-Anyone interested in Holism
Admission: $10.00
Key Points:
-What is Holism?
-What is Allopathy?
-Things Allopathy seems to be good at.
-Things Holism is good at.
-Paradigms of Holistic Application.
-Why understanding the diffrence between Holistic and Allopathic Approaches is crucial at this point in time (The Shift).
-Possibly touch on Homeopathy.

Introducing Michael:
Ayurvedic Practitioner / Herbalist
Michael is an herbalist, gardener, and student of Ayurveda. He has completed multiple herbalism courses at The Herbal Academy and is currently attaining a Bachelor’s in Ayurvedic Wellness and Health Integration at Maharishi International University, with plans of attaining a Master’s. His current goal is to create a synthesis of many different forms of Holism, akin to the Hermetic Prisca Theologia. He is a practitioner of Transcendental Meditation. Other interests include Astrology (Vedic/Tropical), Alchemy, and the Mysteries.
We are very excited about Michael joining our team! Make sure to watch out for his class coming in March, “Allopathic (western) Medicine vs. Holistic Medicine”.