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Mentoring the Mentor
Stuart White, DC, DACBN, CCN
Whole Health Associates
1406 Vermont
Houston, Texas 77006
713/522-6336
[email protected]
www.wholehealthassoc.com
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Mentor goals:
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To declare what is possible and establish a
commitment to that possibility
Address personal and professional barriers
limiting the ability to serve
Evolution of vision/mission/ethics that drive
success
Create immediate action steps to apply learning
and growth
Construct the round table of applied
trophologists
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Mentoring the mentor:
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Who are the mentors? – Practitioners
Who are we mentoring? – Patients and
GAP
What’s the purpose? – Optimized life
How does it work? – Whatever you learn
you teach someone else (anyone else)
Who’s is included? – Self selection, you
pick yourself
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Mentoring the mentor:
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Each participant attends monthly teleconferences (1
hour in duration, 4th Thursday of month) creating a
round table discussion/exploration of the dynamics
and details of a nutrition-based wholistic practice
Each participant chooses a colleague in his/her
world to convey the notes and information – no
information squandering
Issues/problems/questions are considered a learning
process for everyone, although individual’s remain
anonymous
All questions, comments, case studies to be directed
through email to SP rep who will compile and include
in next teleconference ( must be submitted 10 days
prior)
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Seminar Overview Sequencing
Patient
complaint/ambition
Symptom
resolution
Chronic
issues
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Practitioner
vision/goals
Foundational
repair – 7 pillars
DNA repair/
expression
Enlivened evolution
whole person/whole world/holograph
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The healer’s journey
Therapeutic rationale –
why/what are we doing?
Racial Possibility
Genetic potential
Take on greater
challenges – expand the
scope of practice, raise
the bar, set the standard
Results achieved are
demonstrated to practitioner
and patient
Confidence builds in the law and
the ability to normalize
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From Start to Finish
As has been presetned in prior
sessions each patient must move
tthrough their own evolution.
Each visit is a step in that evolution
and therefore must strategically
contribute to the whole person
concept (7 pillars)
The following are ideas of what each
visit should contain in order to
contribute to evolution and prevent
stalling or devolution
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Formula for Success –
The ‘I’s have it
1. Introduction – be transparent and rational
2. Interview – be mutual and intimate
3. Investigate – measure and record
4. Initiate – report of findings and correlate
5. Inquiry – check for conception
6. Itinerary – scheduling and treatment plan
Every visit includes every ingredient
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From Start to Finish
1 – Each significant symptomatic report gives the
practitioner opportunity to explain how that is part of a
functional issue that can be cared for – this builds a
strategy for the case
2 – When results can be attributed to the strategy patients
will go further with you into very complex long-term
journeys
3 – Each visit must refresh the strategy and rededicate the
effort to functinal aims, avoid getting too focused on
symptomatic challenges
4 – Accurate notes is all you have from the tangle of chronic
complications – you will be challenged in MS – you will
ghet lost if your notes are not elaborate – the journey will
take years, maybe decades
5 – Avoid struggles with traditional therapies or other
practitioners – when it comes to fear we often will lose the
arm wrestle
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1st Visit – From doubt to confidence
Patient enters in doubt – exits
with Hope
Skepticism
Doubt
Proof
Cynical
skepticism
Hopeful
skepticism
Belief
Confidence
(Goal of 1st visit)
(Goal within 9 months)
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Multiple Sclerosis – Factors of Consequence
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Episodic symptoms depending on the
parts of the CNS affected
Typical onset in adults 20-55 years old
Multi-focal inflammatory demyelination
of axons, with only minimal axonal
damage within the brain, spinal cord and
optic nerves
Primary progressive MS – progressive
worsening from the first onset
Secondary progressive MS –
progressive worsening from relapses
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Multiple Sclerosis – Factors of Consequence
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Two primary theories – viral and autoimmune
Viral theory models itself after the demyelinating progressive
leukoencephalopathic sclerosing panencephalitis caused by
human papavovirus and measles (association between MS
and measeles, EBV, distemper, coronavirus, retrovirus,
herpes, chlamydia pneumonia – but no conclusive evidence of
a specific microbe or virus)
Autoimmune hypothesis suggests that immunological
sensitization to an array of myelin antigens (attempts to find a
single auto-antigen will not succeed)
Regardless of etiology T-lymphocytic, macrophagial and
soluble mediators of inflammation cause demyelination and
axonal injury in a pernicious progressive chronicity
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Paresthesia & stiffness
Urinary retention/incontinence
Constipation
Sexual dysfunction
Blurriness/ blindness
Double vision
Imbalance
Tremors
Impaired memory/ concentration
Fatigue
Heat sensitive
Depression/ mood disorder
Spinal cord lesion
Spinal cord lesion
Spinal cord lesion
Spinal cord lesion
Optic nerve lesion
Brainstem lesion
Spinal cord/cerebellar
Cerebellar
Cerebral
Inflam cytokines/ demyelination
Demyelination
Cerebral/ transmitters13
Eternal truth Knowledge of what is does not
open the door directly to what
should be!
Einstein
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Autoimmune disease
 Down regulate the immune system, relax the
adrenals (Drenamin (6), Rehmannia Complex (4),
Licorice (2 tsp. – do not use with hypertension)
 Employ low antigen diet (avoid milk, soy, wheat,
corn) to reduce inflammation
 Treat target tissue with PMG (Neurotrophin
PMG 2, Neuroplex 2)
 Promote healthy membranes with EFA’s (Tuna
Omega 4 and Chlorophyll Complex 2)
 Explain 3 theories of autoimmunity
Molecular mimicry – eg vaccine
Dual signal hypothesis – cytokines mediate both events
Unknown origin – immune dysregulation
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Multiple Sclerosis – A Strategy
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EFA - Immunomodulatory & antidepressive effects of omega-3 fatty acids –
Cell membrane repair
B12 deficiency mimics MS
Gingko Biloba promotes cognition
Vitamin C & E decrease lipid peroxidation – 800 iu/day
Selenium promotes glutathione increase – Cataplex E 6/day
Antioxidants including ALA & DHLA
Identify and limit food allergies as an inflammatory burden
Heavy Metal burden reduction is vital for the sparing of endocrine & immune
function (Chelaco2/day over long-term)
Swank’s dietary protocol: Unsaturated fat 20-50 g/day, reduction of meat,
avoidance of trans fatty acids
Sequential Immune up-regulation (SSO, Thymex, Immuplex, Inf Fighter)
Autoimmune down regulation – Rehmannia Complex (4/day)
Include emotional/spiritual support
Typical mind set of disease is depending only on self – avoidance of interdependence
Any effective modulation of this disease will include some confrontation of
physical/ emotional/ mental/ spiritual issues
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Exceeding the Fear
The first step is to realize you create all
of your own fears
The second step is to realize you can
uncreate all of your own fears
The third is to realize all the untapped
truth behind your fear ( e.G.. Fear of
dying is really unclaimed passion to live)
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Endocrine
Hormonal
Complete
Tropho-Restorative
Glycemic
Management
Cycles
Normal
Miracle
Circulatory
Status
pH
Bioterrain
Inflammatory
Immune
Status
Burdens
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Core Concept
Effect – symptoms,
suffering intensifying
learning, victims
Cause – Inaccessible,
Patient is the cause
and chooses the
moment to manifest
the doctor
Cause
Chain of events
Healing cascade – Causal
link in chain of events, Seven
Pillars of Health, Ease the
Cause of suffering
Effect
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Chain of events
Endocrine
Hormonal
Complete
Glycemic
Tropho-Restorative
Management
Cycles
Normal
Effect
Miracle
Circulatory
pH
Bioterrain
Status
Inflammatory
Immune
Status
Burdens
Cause is
invisible
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7 Pillars Protocols
Endocrine/Hormonal – Symplex F/M, Hypothalmex, Black Currant Seed Oil,
Chelaco
Glycemic Management – Phase I/II Diet, AF Betafood
pH Bioterrain – Calcifood, Calcium Lactate, Magnesium Lactate, Green Food, Organic
Minerals
Inflammatory status – Eliminate food allergies, Cataplex AC
Immune burden – Thymex, Sesame Seed Oil, Congaplex, Allerplex, Immuplex, Zymex, Zymex II,
Multizyme, Wormwood, Chelaco
Circulatory Status – Cardioplus, Vasculin, Cayenne, Garlic, Hawthorne, Horse Chestnut
CompleteTropho-Restorative Cycles – Each program copletes the
initial symptomatic response and continues through clinical silence to the other side
of deeper unburdening and fortification
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A Clinical Study - MS
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Cynthia (34 years old) first attended 02/93
– MS first diagnosed ’92 with onset after
severe broadside auto accident ’91,
occupation RN
Presented 186 lbs, 5’9”, ambullatory with
mild scissors gait, constipation, allergies,
dysmennorhea, urgent urination, panic
disorder, dry skin, slow morning start, using
Buspar & stool softener
Case study & history, Kinesiological exam,
Calcium cuff competence, Ragland’s test,
explained scope and therapeutic rationale
Began supporting the Endocrine pillar with
Symplex F(6), Immune pillar Sesame Oil
Perles (6) & Arginex (6)
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A Clinical Study - MS
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Cynthia returned monthly
2nd visit revealed sternal ache gone, less constipation
(quit softener), less fatigue with period, urgent
urination gone, sweet craving gone, slow morning start
gone, quit Buspar
Repeated muscle testing exam showing next layer of
correction, explained rationale
Continued former regimen, added Hypothalmex (2),
Glycemic pillar - AF Betafood (9), Protefood (1)
3rd visit reported constipation gone, energy level
improved, allergies quiet – repeated muscle testing
moved into Inflammatory pillar with Cataplex AC (12)
& RNA (3)
4th visit showed return of constipationnails stronger –
repeated exam and moved into prinsiple MS product
”Thymex” (10)
5th visit foud sinus yellow drainage, lung congestion,
muscle tone improving, energy up
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A Clinical Study - MS
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Cynthia continued into
maintenance (every three months)
through present, ultimately
working on all pillars, and
continuing to do so presently
Next slide shows follow up MRI
revealing no advancement of MS
over 12 years
We continue to strategize with
autoimmune/inflammatory
understanding
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Homocysteine Metabolism
The Transulfuration Pathway
Methionine
Methyl
acceptor
Methylated
acceptor
S-adenosylmethionine
DMG
Vitamin B12
Betaine
Folate Cycle
S-adenosylhomocysteine
Homocysteine
Vitamin B6
Cysteine
Sulfate + H2O
Urine
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Hawthorne 3:1 extract
100 mg
Milk Thistle 70:1 extract
100 mg
Garlic bulb powder
100 mg
Enteric coated capsule to preserve Garlic (Alliin) potency
Supports:
excretion pathway health
healthy liver function
antioxidant protection
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Action steps for tomorrow
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Consider every patient interaction for possible
evolution in yourself
Prepare for the questions with true answers
Prepare your autoimmune strategy and handout
(attachment)
Develop your system for functional explanation
Prepare to go the distance, a great distance with
these chronic cases
Patyients want rationales to motivate their lifetyle
modulation – give them the bigger picture – try to
answer at the deepest level of truth possible
Promote the readiness to confront fears and
discomforts in the p;rocess – whole person care
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Mentoring Ideas: PMG’s
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Input on dealing with with cellulite
Glycemic pillar care, especially the
Phase II diet
Look well to the liver status and
kidney function
Scar assessment often reveals
trapped energy disrupting the
health of the overall system
AC Carbimide, Arginex,
Albaplex, Livaplex
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Mentoring Ideas
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Myasthenia Gravis
Autoimmune strategy
Immune sparing to calm the immune
sytem down
Inflammatory modulation –
especially food allergies – expect
changes within weeks
All neurological conditions should
be suspected for heavy metal
burdens
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Give generously
As you have received
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