By ANIKA CLARK <\/p>\n
June 28, 2012 12:00 AM <\/p>\n
NEW BEDFORD The Biological Medicine Network has announced an upcoming two-day seminar on Lyme disease treatment. <\/p>\n
The seminar is scheduled for Sept. 20-21 at the Waypoint Event Center at the Fairfield Inn & Suites New Bedford. <\/p>\n
The Biological Medicine Network is a program of the Marion Institute, according to network director Barbara Christian. She said the network's activities include organizing seminars and educational trainings with network co-founder Dr. Thomas Rau of Switzerland's Paracelsus Klinik and with other practitioners of biological medicine. <\/p>\n
The network's website describes biological medicine as providing a holistic approach to healing and examining root causes of ailments. <\/p>\n
The field incorporates practices ranging from natural European remedies to Chinese herbalism, according to the Biological Medicine Network. <\/p>\n
September's seminar offers an approach to treating Lyme disease rooted in biological medicine and featuring four practitioners one of whom suffers from Lyme disease himself, Christian said. <\/p>\n
\"The overall importance is the different way of looking at stuff how everything ties together and supporting the person as a complete unit, while at the same time customizing,\" said Robert Milisen, one of the presenting practitioners, who earned a doctorate of naturopathic medicine at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in Tempe, Ariz. <\/p>\n
Milisen's topics include therapy designed to open biofilms, which he said are bubble-like walls built by microbes and impenetrable by antibodies. He will also address preparing patients for treatment. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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