دانلود کتاب پزشکی نوروتراپیوتیک: تکاملی در نوروتراپی

I had just completed my first 66 laps around the Sun (and the Covid-19 pandemic had just been declared) when I accepted the recommendation that is made, especially through the so-called algorithm, to those of us who are in the “third age” (a euphemism to refer to old age). This recommendation was that to avoid or at least postpone the arrival of senile dementia, we must do crossword puzzles, put together puzzles, learn to play a musical instrument, or practice a craft. I chose to sew patchwork quilts, the first of which I wrote an article for a Truth Commission publication entitled “Diversity” that I was commissioned to write.1 My article was entitled “Biodiversity and self-regulation of ecosystems,” which shares the focus of the different chapters of this book on Neuraltherapeutic Medicine that I have generously been invited to prologue. With this approach, I have continued to make patchwork quilts with excerpts from articles and books that I have written over several decades. Some of these texts describe my personal experiences in “The Art of Healing,”2 especially after two schools of life—and of what I later learned is called “resilience”—that for me have been of essential importance: the Popayán Earthquake (1983)3 and the Tierradentro Earthquake (1994).4 This prologue will not be the exception because, I repeat, in the writings from which I extract several of the fragments that I share below, and in the aforementioned experiences, as well as in others not mentioned, I have applied teachings from teachers. And without medicine being my field of action, I obtained from alternative doctors and theoreticians-practitioners of Neuraltherapeutic Medicine and, particularly and directly, from Dr. Julio César Payán.