Energy medicine: The truth about energy healing & how it works

[@cherylnicole9578]

I love your openness and willingness to think about and discuss topics that may not seem tangible in this day and time. Much respect!

[@sunflowerroses6943]

Thank you so much for this. Im a newly trained reiki practitioners and ive been struggling on how to process, explain, and accept how this energy healing modality truly works and not feeling kringy because i truly dont have the answers or understand. What you explained about action potential within our cells is how i feel comfortable explaining reiki healing, because it makes sense to me and doesnt make me feel like im talking voodoo. You are a beautiful soul with a beautiful heart and mind. Thank you so much for sharing your perspectives and knowledge so freely.

[@WokiesASMR]

What I like to say in explaining Reiki is that the Japanese has over 40,000 yrs of ancient wisdom as in the West has roughly a few hundred yrs. Good luck on your ventures! 🤗

[@miroslavlovas7099]

Hi, as a trained reiki practitioner, can u tell me whether distant energy healing is possible?

[@sunflowerroses6943]

From my experience its a real phenomenon. I can't explain the exact mechanisms or how it works but it's definitely real. I think its heavily linked to quantum mechanics and quantum physics. Checkout the "spooky action theory". I imagine it's related but I'm no scientist

[@sunflowerroses6943]

​@@tinetannies4637their might be some truth to this as all thoughts are a form of matter

[@HeyLetsTalkAboutIt]

Great video doc. I’m a Wiccan and work with energy as a foundation of my faith. I’ve been an empath and energy healer since I was a child. Holding my patient’s hand is something simple I can do in my ambulance and I will gladly do it if someone wants or needs me to.

[@MedicalSecrets]

That's so great to hear! I'm so happy that we can recognize how powerful these small interactions can be, whether related to energy or not, I can't be certain, but the end result is indisputable

[@acousticalien]

Such a shame that doctors like this are rare… all doctors should have this open mindset

[@fredontime]

My experience (so far) with Tai Chi. Just celebrated my three year anniversary for a kidney transplant. The transplant kidney given to me was from my wife of 35 years. Wow, Still amazed every time I think about it. Anyway, the immunosuppressant drugs had a much greater effect on my well being than I expected. Started Tai Chi in Jan of 23. Haven't missed a day. Amazed by how much Tai Chi has improved my mental, physical and psychological health in ways not easy for me to explain. Not sure how this happens when you move at the speed of a turtle. (I guess that may be why the turtle beats the rabbit (no, seriously)) The specific method I'm learning is 64 Movements of T'ai chi ch'uan, Guang Ping Yang Style. I’m about half way through learning the form. You can learn a few moves and loop them starting your first lesson. It is a combination of breathing as well as moving hands and feet in ways that take your body through a greater range of motion and coordination.

[@MedicalSecrets]

What a fantastic story to share! So inspiring! 🙏

[@shellylinnn]

I cannot echo enough how wonderful it is that you embrace the intangible methods of healing and helping. You will go far in life and all your endeavors, doctor❣️ ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@jevelwilson]

I’m a Pranic Healer & Arhatic Yoga Practitioner. Master Choa Kok Sui was an engineer before he began his study of energy healing & his development of Pranic Healing. Pranic Healing is being used in an ER in a New York City Hospital and in a Hospital in LA as well as being used in several Hospitals in India & the Philippines.

[@Victorktliu]

They are used in ER? Wow, how cool, to what extent? I worked on ER doctors before. but not in an emergency room context.

[@melissag4687]

🙏 Jennifer. I'm also a Pranic Healer, Arhatic Yoga practitioner and nurse. Much research is being done in this field, and is so exciting! Listening to The Meditation on Twin Hearts while under anesthesia has a positive impact on recovery. I love that you paused to share compassion for your patient 🤍

[@jevelwilson]

@@Victorktliu The hospital in New York City Pranic Healers are used in the ER as the 1st treatment whenever anyone comes in complaining of pain. I’m sure there are other protocols they use as well but pain reduction is the one that is used the most.

[@jevelwilson]

@@melissag4687 Atma Namasté 🙏🏼❤️ I am not doing healings on others right now as I am currently disabled with Elhers-Danlos Sydrome & multiple complex comorbidities. I’m working on getting an electric wheelchair that I need right now & to get settled after moving twice in a year and a half. Once I have a wheelchair & rack to transport it & am settled, I’m going to work part time & take several classes to learn WordPress & build a few websites inclined one providing Pranic Feng Shui, Kryashakti & Akashic Readings. I started reading the Akashic Records in the Physical Seed when I was about 5 or 6 years old but didn’t realize I was actually automatically reading the Akashic Records until after taking Arhatic Yoga Prep & several other PH classes which gave me little pieces of wisdom that I was finally able to put together & understand. I’m very grateful to Master Choa Kok Sui for all the wisdom of His teachings & His assistance. May He be greatly Blessed for all of the good hHe has done in the world.

[@Victorktliu]

@@jevelwilson How progressive!

[@michelepraden7048]

I've been a 2nd level Reiki practitioner for over 20 years. Just 1 example of how powerful Reiki is: Right after I got my 1st level, I burned my shin...a small 1st degree burn with pain. I placed my hands over the area & did Reiki for 20 minutes. When I removed my hands, the burn was completely gone & I was pain-free.

[@MsSilver41]

I had a similar experience after level 1. I fell up the stairs and had an egg size lump appearing on my shin . I held my hands over the lump until the pain stopped and the lump was gone and no bruising . It cured me of any doubts I had about energy healing .

[@zainnnf]

stop the cap

[@michelepraden7048]

@@zainnnf huh???

[@miroslavlovas7099]

@@MsSilver41 So all i have to do is hold my hands over the place?

[@gelflingfay]

​@miroslavlovas7099 that's not exactly how it works

[@joliabags]

In 2010 I had to have my aortic valve replaced because I was born with a bicuspid valve and it had gone stenosis. I was going to die of sudden cardiac arrest and I didn’t know it until my heart murmur had gotten so loud that my boyfriend could hear it at night when I was sleeping. I was given a referral to a cardiologist by a walk-in clinic I went to for a sinus infection. When the cardiologist saw the results of the echo cardiograph, he scheduled me with a surgeon immediately and I had the valve replaced three weeks later. I was 60 at the time and in perfect health taking no prescription medication and eating a healthy diet and walking almost every day. I had been extremely interested in energy healing and had taken several workshops to have some experience with what it felt like and how to do it. The night before my surgery, I had a long conversation with a healer friend who was born with the natural ability to see and move energy. She blessed the doctor and the entire staff who was going to be working on my and filled the entire operating theatre with White Light. She told me she would be with me in the operating room, with her hands holding my head to support my heart while it was screaming because it didn’t know what was being done to it. Even though it was stopped and my body temperature was drastically lowered, my body knew what was going on and it was being traumatized. When I woke up, I was being attended by two nurses in a darkened room and they were about to take the tube out of my throat. As they gently pulled the tube from my throat, I immediately threw up and they were expecting it and cleaned me up immediately. Even though it’s been 13 years since the surgery, I still have some PTSD and get stressed out easily by things and situations I had no problem with before. When COVID came along, I did a tremendous amount of research about the shots they wanted everyone to take. I had not taken a flu shot in 40 years and I wasn’t about to take this one. I did a lot of study on how to strengthen my immune system and what I found out was the importance of having an alkaline overall system, which required me to give up sugar, rice and pasta and most breads. I now start every day with the juice of one lemon in water that I distill myself and put through a Vitalizer to restructure it and add back the minerals that were removed by distilling it. I would have to say I’m very healthy, especially after I quit all the pharmaceuticals that I was prescribed all the years after the surgery until the World Shutdown, especially the blood thinner which was causing internal bleeding of my veins and causing blood to pool in the heels of my feet. I haven’t been since one day since the Covid started and I refused to wear a mask unless I was Forced to in public.

[@joliabags]

What I was saying at the very end, is that I haven’t been sick one day since I stopped all my pharmaceuticals (which included Zoloft for my anxiety and panic attacks that came on after the surgery). I am the healthiest and clearest of mind since I have alkalized my body. The grocery store is Killing Us and our nonfood choices which we choose to put in our bodies is Killing us. The best thing you can do is learn how to meditate and take the journey inward to discover who and why you have chosen to incarnate into your physical body and enjoy being of service to others and support your fellow travelers in the mysterious journey through Life.

[@linsqopiring6816]

A couple hundred years ago they didn't have a way to measure radio waves. DO they say that this means radio waves didn't exist then? The close mindedness of some scientists and medical practitioners astonishes me. They seem to take something not being proven as proof against it's existence.

[@estherrossnewman4261]

I listened to all you videos i had major surgery last K and went into a better recovery because of you 😅

[@MedicalSecrets]

That's so fantastic to hear! And you're still doing well?

[@estherrossnewman4261]

@@MedicalSecrets yes ! I surprised the surgical team with my attitude

[@estherrossnewman4261]

@@MedicalSecrets yes being positive and waiting for pathology! Came out of anaesthesia thinking I was pregnant ha ha 67

[@BrendaLee8]

Thank you Dr Kaveh

[@MedicalSecrets]

You are very welcome!

[@dang2648]

Thank you Dr. kaveh 😊

[@rebeccawood7350]

Reiki healer here 💚

[@culturecatz]

The reason we should not talk about it more, is that some people will go to energy healing as a first point of call, instead of going to actual doctors. This can only delay intervention and treatment of potentially serious conditions.

[@gelflingfay]

That is not true! Most people who do this sort of work recommend they go to a doctor the get checked out. To not just quit medications. That working in conjunction with seeing their doctor in most cases is best. You don't seem to know how most of these people actually work.

[@culturecatz]

@@gelflingfay and they recommend going to a doctor because energy healing doesn't work 👍

[@deandragivens]

Almost everyone I know has actually gone the opposite route. They seek out energy healing when they cannot get healing from modern medicine.

[@ilil835]

The belief that it works will help people more than anything else (placebo). We have to accept, that all minds and bodies work differently...

[@gilashroot8697]

There was research done that split First Responder Medics into 2 groups. 1 group was given absolutely no instructions. The other group was told to speak only positively from the second they made contact with patients. Researchers followed both groups on their daily shifts. Results were obvious: the second, positive group's patients did statistically better in all areas of healing. Do not know if this research impacted standard training for everyone in medicine, but I was profoundly impacted by this study that I learned when I was in undergrad psychology and still growing in the knowledge of health and healing. I would appreciate you disseminating this research and advocating for its use as standard practice. It should not have to be requested by the patient ❤.

[@djn1822]

Actually, it’s not crazy at all but reductionism makes it hard to see beyond these divisions in medicine. As a bedside clinician in an academic medical system, discussing comprehensive bio psychosocial medical principles especially in pain, psychiatric, and autonomic pathophysiology is received quite well by patients who then tell my colleagues, which influences my fellow doctors more than what I do. I employ Osteopathic (NeuroMusculoSkeletal) Medicine principles to highlight a conversation about integrating physiology and anatomy as it relates to functioning in a conversation about a disease, it’s treatment, and an approach to health. Energy Medicine uses a different language but translating it is undeniably logically. Glad you do to. And patients / people feel better talking about things they can understand

[@linsqopiring6816]

That's amazing. You are doing really great work!

[@susanlindsay4780]

I love what you’re talking about. When I told my psychiatrist what attached to me. She was messed up till the next month that I don’t have it anymore I do though I hated lying but I already had my brother call the police told them I’m manifesting evil entities at him. Almost 4 months later I don’t talk about it. Hold my hand and please get this thing off of me PLEASE Susan

[@RobinOm27]

So happy to see a well trained western doc talk about prana, chi, pranayama / yoga, consciousness, and ayurveda.

[@WokiesASMR]

Thank you for speaking on this. I’ve been learning Energy Medicine for yrs now and full heartedly believe in the healing power of our thoughts and our own hands.

[@WokiesASMR]

And simply the intention you/we put into our work can heal the world as well. 😊

[@theresawrabek4329]

I trained in healing touch during my nursing career. We had multiple Drs who would pray with their patients in the OR and used healing touch prior to surgery and in the recovery room.

[@PlanetZhooZhoo]

As a biomedical scientist and healer myself, I appreciate your approach. There is great power in allowing space for the placebo effect (which we dont understand either).

[@MrMikkyn]

I’m extremely empirical science leaning, but I used to practice the Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) religion and I was chanting the Maha mantras for 1.5 hours everyday, and I experienced a benefit of improved mental health, purpose, focus. The whole intention behind the mantra was not to be selfish and happy though, it was to engage in devotion to God. I think secular minded people would not work well with this spiritual practice, and I don’t know the science of chanting mantras, peer reviewed papers etc, but it absolutely worked anecdotally speaking and subjectively speaking. I don’t do any of these chantings anymore, and my anxiety levels are extremely high. But I just keep reading science books. I’ve been traumatised by organised religion, and find some of the religious language very triggering. But I find it really fascinating that it worked for a certain time period. Journalling helps a small amount though.

[@NN57143]

I’m a Reiki practitioner and energy is SO real! Great video.😌❤️

[@Bon-Bon-Berries]

Beautiful and so informative! I love it! Thank you for sharing.

[@heidi5462]

I am open to anything, especially new. This is deep when you think of it in this perspective, especially thinking down to cellular levels. The not knowing is scary. I would love for something to help with chronic pain and fibromyalgia and understand it better.

[@valinorspirit8955]

Tak!

[@WhiteRoseNeko]

Thank you for this wonderful video. I'm a massage therapist and I learned Reiki. It's wonderful and versatile and I'm just glad that there are more doctors feeling open about talking about this kind of stuff.

[@diane161061]

Bravo! You went there - and sadly so few have watched this video! 🤷‍♀

[@savanahasargent4856]

Awesome information! I wish you could teach all doctors this information. I am listening, and want to learn more. Thank you SO much!!!

[@MedicalSecrets]

We simply don't talk about this enough... So curious to me

[@Victorktliu]

@@MedicalSecrets Once you open up this genie in the bottle, and you see the level of efficacy on the evidence it provides, it's so powerful. My problem is not the ability, my problem is the claim.

[@barbaraharacz1671]

You are so wonderful. Thanks for explaining medicine so well. I could understand what you say. I have many medical issues coming up. It makes me nervous but listening to you makes me calm down. Thank you. ❤

[@swimfit57]

What leaves the body when we die? Energy

[@sydelectric4878]

You are Absolutely Amazing

[@darriontunstall3708]

Good video man! I learned so much! I’m glad you’re feeling better! I donate to the anesthesiologist Foundation last week, did you have a good Anesthesiologist physician week? I really enjoyed donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy! I really wanted to be a anesthesiologist

[@linsqopiring6816]

When god or the universe throws barriers in our way sometimes it's because that path was not in the plan for you. You were meant to help in a another way. You just have to find that other way.

[@susanharris7463]

Thank you

[@MedicalSecrets]

Have you ever heard about this before?

[@susanharris7463]

@@MedicalSecrets no

[@snehashrestha949]

Great balance of evidence and patient benefit

[@tictoc5443]

Love your open minded approach Imo belief is powerful and to be used wisely in all areas of life Thanks so much❤

[@alanasmith6065]

Ok, I need some book recommandations to get started learning abiut this.

[@darriontunstall3708]

I’ll be there

[@95mudshovel]

there's a lot to discuss here. with the anecdote about your patient being calm after receiving physical touch. we know that touch creates bonds and feelings of safety through the release of neuro transmitters. there's no need for this concept of 'energy' as an additional force within us when we already know the scientific reasons for things. and those reasons are fascinating and useful enough without invoking something like 'energy healing.'

[@MedicalSecrets]

I certainly appreciate that perspective! How about the effects of acupuncture? Reproducibility and objectivity are very important, and recognizing demonstrable benefits from some foreign practices is also humbling... Tai chi, qi gong, etc. There might be more than just empathic touch. Can't be certain, but certainly thought-provoking

[@95mudshovel]

@@MedicalSecrets certainly there are things we don't yet understand, I just don't think this is one of them. I'll be the first one to speak to the emotional and interpersonal efficacy of things like meditation and martial arts. I practice Vipassina and Brazilian Jiujitsu and experience tangible benefits from them. those benefits have explanations in neuroscience. I'm not saying everything needs to be quantified, the human condition is fascinating enough on its own and of course we don't know everything about it. what I am saying is that we don't need to pretend that we know by relying on the concept of 'chi' or other such unfalsifiable esoterica.

[@DannyD-lr5yg]

@@MedicalSecrets Have you ever looked into Charlie Goldsmith? He’s a (purported) energy healer. Last I heard, he openly says he doesn’t know how what he does works, that it doesn’t work for everyone he sees, AND most importantly: that he doesn’t charge (iirc he has a couple of side businesses and products - artisanal chocolate bars for one, I think lol, partly so he _can_ afford to do this service without charging).

[@ericvalinor7257]

Thank you so much!!! Now I know not to waste my time watching your videos.

[@QQ-wv3gz]

what about reiki?

[@ashmeadali]

Explore also how to safely alter personal frequency by singing the *HU* song daily. Search how to sing *HU* .

[@getmorecontent.]

Hi Anthony I have a question my son just recently had a partial intestine and one kidney removed now he's really tired how can I or we or you get his energy and his body healed? Thank you

[@susanlindsay4780]

Hospital stay was very lovely and they believed me. Please help💙♾️

[@jjoo6229]

Over 2 billion people in India and China know what this highly trained western MD is clueless about. Having energy medicine in hospitals would be sabotage.

[@krystam8744]

Yes. K x x

[@RobBeMe]

Gotta wonder if this specific video is being suppressed🤔 Over 100K subs, yet not even 2K views > the Institutional Agenda certainly doesn't favor energy healing talk... that much is obvious. Enjoying Your channel Doc👍

[@jilliehearth6679]

Mothers of every culture around mother earth measure that shit all day long every day. The patriarchy is ridiculous for being afraid of our natural healing abilities, which can be simply referred to as nurturing. Is the medical industry not allowed to use that word anymore either??

[@gilashroot8697]

I have been binging your videos selectively because I am queezy. Why do we not follow the Chinese medical system where a patient only pays when they are well and not when they are sick. The doctor is held responsible for maintaining the health of the patient. Therefore the doctor is responsible for illness manifesting in a patient. Sounds unrealistic, but think how many Chinese people there are in China and how powerful their economy is, Mmmmm.

[@smile4me433]

Had no idea that this stuff was legit! Wow

[@red_disc]

Have you done psychedelics yourself? 😅

[@katerua4675]

Reiki is total nonsense

[@djn1822]

So, in essence…”To conclude, the osteopathic principles could be: the body is the whole; the body continuum merges with everyone's body continuum and penetrates the environment in which one lives; the body posses self-regulatory mechanisms that are self-healing in nature; the position of a body structure decides its form and function” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7785509/#:~:text=To%20conclude%2C%20the%20osteopathic%20principles,decides%20its%20form%20and%20function%3B