Chinese medicine views the body as a garden, while Western medicine views it as a machine. Chinese medicine focuses on the health and wellness of the whole ecosystem, considering factors like soil, sunlight, and water. Kevin Preston, a practitioner of Chinese medicine, was drawn to this holistic approach after experiencing the effectiveness of acupuncture in treating his knee injury. He believes that Chinese medicine offers individualized treatments based on a person’s unique history, genetics, and lifestyle.
However, Chinese medicine has faced resistance in Western cultures due to fear of the foreign and unfamiliar. Kevin sees common issues in his practice, such as fatigue, inflammation, autoimmune conditions, and toxicity. He uses a combination of deductive reasoning, intuition, and active listening to understand the root cause of a person’s symptoms and develop a treatment plan.
In this conversation, Kevin Preston discusses the impact of medications on the body and the importance of addressing the root cause of health issues. He explains how anti-inflammatory medications can damage the gut flora and microbiome, leading to a decline in overall health. Kevin emphasizes the need to slow down, take inventory of one’s life, and be open to change.
He also discusses his upcoming event, the New Human Regeneration, and the power of immersive healing experiences. The conversation highlights the importance of self-reflection, curiosity, and community in the healing journey.
Key Takeaways
-Chinese medicine views the body as a garden, focusing on the health and wellness of the whole ecosystem.
-Acupuncture can be an effective treatment for various conditions and works by regulating the body’s energy flow.
-Chinese medicine offers individualized treatments based on a person’s unique history, genetics, and lifestyle.
-Resistance to Chinese medicine in Western cultures may stem from fear of the foreign and unfamiliar.
-Common issues in Chinese medicine practice include fatigue, inflammation, autoimmune conditions, and toxicity.
-Practitioners use deductive reasoning, intuition, and active listening to understand the root cause of symptoms and develop a treatment plan. Anti-inflammatory medications can damage the gut flora and microbiome, leading to a decline in overall health.
-Slowing down and taking inventory of one’s life is essential for addressing health issues and making meaningful changes.
-Curiosity and self-reflection are key to unlocking the inherent wisdom and power of the body.
-Immersive healing experiences, such as the New Human Regeneration event, can have a profound impact on physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
-Community and connection are vital for personal growth and transformation.
Chapters
00:00 Chinese Medicine vs. Western Medicine
04:09 The Effectiveness of Acupuncture
07:20 Individualized Treatment in Chinese Medicine
12:31 Resistance to Chinese Medicine in Western Cultures
19:29 Common Issues in Chinese Medicine Practice
29:07 Understanding the Root Cause
34:25 The Impact of Medications on Gut Health
39:11 Why Isn’t This the Protocol in General?
43:49 Slowing Down and Taking Inventory of Your Life
52:01 The Power of Curiosity and Self-Reflection
59:44 The New Human Regeneration Event: A Path to Healing and Transformation
01:09:36 The Importance of Community and Connection
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