Flowers Healing Arts & CKG

Introducing…Flowers Healing Arts & CKG

Anciently, Masters of the Healing Arts gained their status through Divine insight, hard work, expert teachers, compassion for the patient, a wide scope of knowledge, and community acceptance. Sadly, most of these elements are missing in today’s medical practice.

Today Holistic Medicine is an integrated path from illness to cure and the maintenance of good health.

The first task when you are in disease is to determine the causes. A hands-on, multidisciplinary practitioner like Dr. Flowers gathers clues by looking at the patient’s comprehensive medical history, evaluating the moss on your tongue, feeling the rise and fall of your pulse, searching for hidden allergies, and studying your blood chemistries.

Dr. Flowers’ practice, which focuses on integrative medicine, flows from this approach and what he calls the Unified Theory of Disease: The African, Chinese, Ayurvedic, Native American, and Eclectic American Sages saw many acute and most chronic diseases as starting in the GI tract. GI damage from pharmaceuticals, devitalized foods, microbes and heavy metals in water, microwaving, and large volumes of sweet foods lead to incomplete breakdown of proteins and starches, abnormal gut ecology, liver overload and adrenal/immune exhaustion that is strikingly similar from patient to patient. Anything from chronic viral problems to inflammatory bowel disease to allergies to mood and mental disorders are all a part of this pattern of dysfunction. Once the root cause of the imbalance is found, a variety of treatments are available: diet, lifestyle changes, acupuncture to release blockages of energy and relieve pain, herbal remedies to rebuild damaged systems, vitamin, mineral, magnetic and oxygen therapies to correct deficiencies in the nutrient base.

Through applied kinesiology and integrative medicine, Dr. Flowers employs multiple modalities from traditional and complimentary medicines in an attempt to find which disease pattern best fits the patient’s unique ethno-metabolic health needs. These approaches combine testing for food sensitivities, digestive stool analysis, acupuncture, hormonal studies, metabolic evaluation, and genomic testing in a structured program custom-tailored for each individual.

Integrative Approach to Wellness
With this approach, the effect on your health is much more profound than with any one modality.

Mind-Body-Spirit must all be addressed. Although everyone is talking about wholism, few are really looking at the whole picture: blood chemistry, nutritional history, Chinese organ energetics, polychrest homeopathic symptoms, and other parameters to see the pattern of disease in the unique individual in a unique way.