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| Why is Dr. Lisa advocating for true informed consent in health care? |
Hello, Wellness Enthusiasts,
Most informed consent in health care acknowledges the risks and benefits
of drug approaches, surgical treatments and other types of therapy.
When a health care consumer gives consent, it is generally not a fully
informed consent. People make decisions in haste especially in a health
crisis. This is why natural health for prevention and a healthy life style
matters.
Health care specialists are very narrowly focused and do not have the
time to inform someone on other health care approaches that are not
within his/her scope of practice. This requires the consumer, you, to be
an information gatherer, questioner, and someone who seeks out multiple
opinions so the best decision is made.
In my own experience watching people heal well and others heal poorly,
the level of information seeking made the difference.
Health care consumers also follow dangerous health myths that have
been ingrained through social conditioning. When someone clings to
these myths, health is lost.
This passion of mine began for me as a mental health therapist before I
became a doctor of chiropractic. Read more of my story here.
This information is crucial and needs to be shared before someone
is in a health crisis.
It is my goal to help people regain and maintain their health
through:
Most informed consent in health care acknowledges the risks and benefits
of drug approaches, surgical treatments and other types of therapy.
When a health care consumer gives consent, it is generally not a fully
informed consent. People make decisions in haste especially in a health
crisis. This is why natural health for prevention and a healthy life style
matters.
Health care specialists are very narrowly focused and do not have the
time to inform someone on other health care approaches that are not
within his/her scope of practice. This requires the consumer, you, to be
an information gatherer, questioner, and someone who seeks out multiple
opinions so the best decision is made.
In my own experience watching people heal well and others heal poorly,
the level of information seeking made the difference.
Health care consumers also follow dangerous health myths that have
been ingrained through social conditioning. When someone clings to
these myths, health is lost.
This passion of mine began for me as a mental health therapist before I
became a doctor of chiropractic. Read more of my story here.
This information is crucial and needs to be shared before someone
is in a health crisis.
It is my goal to help people regain and maintain their health
through:
- True Informed Consent
- Education on Wellness
- Health Freedom / Freedom to choose health care options
- Support through difficult decisions because negative
social conditioning is very strong in our society
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