March 3, 2020 Issue 19 BRMI E JournalBRMI, Heidi Sullivan Writer’s Award, Physiology and Benefits of Intermittent Fasting, Agrohomeopathy and more!

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March 3, 2020

Issue 19 BRMI E Journal

BRMI Heidi Sullivan Writer’s Award
Physiology and Benefits of Intermittent Fasting
Primo-Vascular System (PVS) and Bonghan Corpuscles and Ducts
Video: The Primo-Vascular System (PVS)
Featured Botanical: Ginkgo Biloba
Agrohomeopathy for Garden and Agricultural Resources by Kristina White
Neural Therapy by Michael Gurevich
Recipe: Butter Beans in Mushroom Broth with Mirepoix and Herbs

Dear Friend,

Welcome to our 19th BRMI e-Journal.

First, I need to share some very sad news. Our Multi-Media Director, dear friend and colleague, Heidi Sullivan passed away on January 23rd. Heidi has been the heart and soul of BRMI since its inception. She built and managed the website, created and edited all videography for the BRMI YouTube channel -- along with three tours of Baden Baden Medicine Week interviews, managed the e-journal and edited countless articles. Even though she had advanced cancer she remained positive, enthusiastic and brave. She outlived the life expectancy of advanced cancer by more than three years by choosing bioregulatory medicine treatment. Heidi was always there with encouraging words for all her friends. She was an angel in so many people’s lives and deeply touched others with her compassionate and infectious love. Heidi will be truly missed and always remembered.

In honor of Heidi, the Bioregulatory Medicine Institute has created the ‘BRMI Heidi Sullivan Writer’s Award." We will award $1000 annually to a chosen individual who submits an original article on a topic related to Biological Regulatory Medicine. Chosen articles will be featured in upcoming E-Journals.

Award General Guidelines:

Applicants must email an original, unpublished work on a topic related to Biological Regulatory Medicine. It should not exceed 2,000 typed words. This must include a cover sheet with the following information: applicant's name, address, telephone number and email address; 250-word biographical profile, including your interest in bioregulatory medicine, goals and current status, and a photograph. Submission deadline is December 1st, 2020. Applicants will be notified about the grant decisions approximately five months after the deadline date. The application cycle begins May 1st, 2020. We only accept online PDFs submitted to jpmodell@brmi.online.

Next, a few words about the most recent additions to our info-field at www.brmi.online. Since our last e-Journal, we've uploaded a biography on one of the most influential oncologists of the 20th century: Josef Issels, MD. Dr. Issels used non-toxic and gentle biological regulatory approaches in treating cancer and created groundbreaking i mmunological protocols that are still used today. Dr. Issels biography has been added to our growing library of some of the true pioneers of bioregulatory medicine.

We have also added more information to the website on Heart Rate Variability, Traditional Chinese Tongue Diagnosis, and Health and Medical Ethic s.

Our featured e-journal articles in this edition are Physiology and Benefits of Intermittent Fasting and The Primo-Vascular System (PVS) and Bonghan Corpuscles and Ducts. This journal edition also features two botanical articles: Ginkgo biloba: An Ancient Tree for an Aging Society, and Agrohomeopathy, by certified homeopath Kristina White. Our advisor, Michael Gurevich, MD, has written an in-depth article on Neural Therapy. We also received a submission for Butter Beans in Mushroom Broth with Mirepoix and Herbs. Be sure not to miss the interesting video on the Primo-Vascular System which explains the meridians and validates aspects of energetic anatomy.

We are also pleased to have added Dr. David Jernigan to our Board of Advisors. Dr. Jernigan is one of the country’s top innovators of precision bioenergetic testing and treatment technologies, with his most recent innovation, INPT (Induced Native Phage Therapy) proving to be one of his most important technologies to date.

We hope you benefit from our varied resources. Comments and submissions to our e-Journal are always welcome and appreciated. We maintain an active Linkedin, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook page and post evidence-based articles and news events daily. Feel free to interact with us via social media - or contact me directly at jpmodell@brmi.online.

We thank you for your interest in bioregulatory medicine.

Be well,

James Odell, ND, OMD, L.Ac.
BRMI Executive/Medical Director

As with any healthcare newsletter, the information in the BRMI e-Journal is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for the advice of a qualified healthcare professional.

"An angel has ascended, having done her work in this world.
Sad, and tragic, for us. Inspiration left behind."

Click image to play a video of our memories and love for her.

Pioneer in Bioregulatory Medicine:
Josef Maria Leonhard Issels, MD

Josef Maria Leonhard Issels, MD was born in Mönchengladbach, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, on November 21, 1907. His middle names came from a family tradition of naming children after a paternal grandmother and a favorite uncle.

Physiology and Benefits of Intermittant Fasting

Periods of voluntary abstinence from food and drink (fasting) has been practiced since earliest antiquity by peoples around the globe. Books on ethnology and religion describe a remarkable variety of fasting forms and practices.

Primo-Vascular System (PVS) and Bonghan Corpuscles and Ducts

The first documentation that clearly describes the meridians was the Huangdi Neijing (given the title The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Medicine in one of the latest translations), dating from about 100 BCE. This description has been traditionally accepted and used as a basis for acupuncture theory and practice for over 2000 years.

Primo Vascular System (PVS) in Lymph Ducts

Featured Botanical: Ginkgo Biloba

Ginkgo biloba belongs to the botanical family of Ginkgoceae consisting of approximately 15 genera. The ginkgo tree, known to be among the oldest living species on this planet, has flourished in forests for more than 200 million years, hence it is called a “living fossil”.

Agrohomeopathy
by Kristina White CCH

Agrohomeopathy is the specialized area of homeopathy used to treat plants and agricultural resources. Agrohomeopathy is an inexpensive, chemical free, non-toxic method of healing and protecting plants and agricultural resources from pests and disease.

Neural Therapy
by Michael Gurevich, MD

Neural therapy is a healing approach to diagnosis and treatment of multiple medical conditions based on the use of local anesthetic injections. It was independently developed in Russia and Germany in the first half of the twentieth century. It is well known in German and Spanish-speaking countries, but has only recently begun to be practiced in North America.

Butter Beans in Mushroom Broth with Mirepoix and Herbs

We noticed many of our Facebook likes come from mushroom groups. Eugene Woody posted this under one of our articles. Click below for this nourishing winter recipe.

Recipe here>>

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