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Statement/Dialogue of Purpose

Arcady Holistic Clinic is serious about restoring your health. Arcady is not a rental-income property pushing dozens of whacky practitioners and fashionably exotic practices from the other side of the world. In years of service, few people have been diagnosed with the popular, easy-out-of-the-mouth diseases of the day such as low thyroid, systemic candida, or food allergy. However, virtually everyone has been helped by our thorough assessment, real herbal medicine, nature-cure therapies, and development of a roadmap toward ever improving health. In short, we're here to help you get better.

We are here to help people troubled by years of undiagnosed difficulty; to heal those not wishing drugs and surgery; and to help and encourage people along their own path of self-determined health care.

Who should take our programs?

• Those who wish to take responsibility for their health care.
• People seeking to be pro-active in overcoming illness.
• Any wishing "do no harm" treatment approaches.
• People who are interested in learning an integrated, alternative approach to over-coming chronic ill-health.

Who should not take our programs?

• Those wishing permanent, debilitating surgery.
• People looking for a cure in a pill.
• Any wanting to abrograte their responsibility to someone else (ie a medical practitioner).

What illnesses can be overcome?

We're stuck in a terminology gap here but the short answer is, "any and all." Here, one is hard pressed to think of any illness which cannot be overcome by nature-cure means.

Picture this disease analogy: an individual, poorly clothed, is standing outside in very cold weather. The illness is, of course, coldness.

Allopathic (the medical system) treatment is to give pills so that cold tolerance is enhanced or that cold is less felt; surgery or removal of most affected areas such as fingers, toes, ears, and nose; test for body temperatures and body fluid circulations especially in the brain and heart; and use ice-response testing to see how much colder any body part could potentially become.

Holistic health treatment is to enable more practical outdoor dressing; teach the person to move indoors when uncomfortable; seek or invite the warmth of others; and learn to enjoy the fringe benefits of coldness like skating or skiing.

There is much difference between the holistic "better health" system and the "medical care" system. The choice, thankfully, is yours.

So, to answer the question in the vernacular you expect, illnesses that can be overcome include:

• autoimmune system diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, etc.
• organ of elimination diseases such as sinunitis, bronchitis, asthma, skin disease, etc.
• food diseases such as migraine, low thyroid, low energy, poor concentration, diabetes, unstable weight, etc.
• toxin-related illness such as heart disease, cardiovascular illness, mental illness, etc.
• behaviorally-symptomed illness such as depression, bipolar disease, attention deficit disorder /ADHD, autism, etc.
• etc.

Illnesses that we do not treat include drug addition (including medical drugs)* as we are not set up for the support required, physical trauma or very acute emergency care (the medicos are good for some things), in-patient care of any kind (because the "system" doesn't fund kinder, better health care), etc. I'm sure you get the idea.

Arcady Holistic defends an individual's right to informed choice in health care. We promote the idea of a parallel, Alternative-paradigm health system, and of consumer-funded (as opposed to supplier-funded) health care.

The slogan of Arcady Holistic is Amicus humani generis (ie. friend of humanity). Real Alternative health demands moral imperatives and a return to consumer control of health care.

* Actually we have very good results in getting people off of anti-depressants. This indicates that depression is organically caused and that antidepressants are more of a disease masking drug than an addictive drug. We have very poor results with anxiolytics (it's "just a tiny sleeping pill") indicating that they are truly addictive.

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