New TV Interview on Todays Authors. DocMalerba discusses a wide range of topics including the mind-body connection, the role of purpose and meaning in illness, right and left brain functions, the homeopathic treatment of depression, grief, and asthma, the role of the feminine in healing, holism and reductionism, Green Medicine, and the shortcomings of conventional medical theory and practice.
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Book Review by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt Yoga Psychology and the Transformation of Consciousness: Seeing through the eyes of Infinity by Don Salmon and Jan Maslow Paragon House, St. Paul, MN. First edition: 2007 For true devotees, yoga is a spiritual discipline. For others it is a form of breathing, meditation, and relaxation. An increasingly popular Americanized version of yoga amounts to a trendy form
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by Amy Cavanaugh (The Green Forum) Grief affects the entire being—body, mind, and spirit. Grief also opens up old wounds and traumas. By understanding what emotions are housed in each chakra, we can better understand how grief is manifesting itself. From there we can take proper precautions and explore alternative treatment modalities, be it exercise, diet, or prayer. Also, since each chakra is associated with
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Huffington Post) Any chronic mental, emotional, or physical problem that results from severe trauma can be likened to a stubborn energetic vortex that refuses to release the suffering individual from its pull. Traumatic events, like the ones that trigger most cases of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), can easily throw the bioenergetic life force into disarray. Homeopathic treatment is designed
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by Amy Cavanaugh (The Green Forum/DocMalerba.com) I love going to Goodwill to buy books. I notice that there are always a good number of books on wellness and spirituality, and I never know if the person who donated the book did so because they had healed themselves by reading it or merely gave up. Either way, it has been a goldmine for me, allowing me
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By Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (NaturalNews) Contemporary scientific culture has fed us the mantra that depression is the result of a chemical imbalance for so long now that the premise is rarely questioned by the general public. Such an overly simplistic explanation suits the needs of a medical establishment that can only think of illness in biochemical terms. It conveniently dispenses with the inherent messiness of
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AUTISM ONE RADIO: A Conversation of Hope with Host Teri Arranga. Heather Walker’s son, Meki, was a normally developing child until age 3. A vaccine injury caused his health and abilities to decline. Using only homeopathy, Heather, with Dr. Larry Malerba, was able to turn Meki’s path around. Dr. Malerba discusses the homeopathic treatment of Aspergers, autism, and children in the autism spectrum.
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Dynamic Living Magazine) There is no one causative factor that can be ascribed to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD, ADHD). It is a complex and multifactorial spectrum of problems. The tendency for mainstream medicine to attribute ADHD to faulty brain chemistry is a false premise and gross oversimplification that comes from its limited reductionistic perspective and its desire to impose
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by Larry Malerba, DO (Reality Sandwich) I’m pretty confident that the longevity of our beloved family German Shepherd was due to a lifetime of homeopathic health care. Early on, she had shown signs of being a little skittish but, thankfully, we found that an occasional dose of homeopathic Gelsemium always worked to set her straight no matter what the problem seemed to be. This, in
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (NaturalNews) Aside from the many self-inflicted and medically induced causes of illness such as smoking, poor nutrition, alcohol and drug abuse, pharmaceutical side effects, allopathic suppression, and surgeries gone awry, perhaps the most common “natural” cause of chronic illness is unresolved grief. Grief is natural in the sense that everyone is faced with the issue at some point in his
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