The Long, Arduous Path to Truth in Medicine
Why is it that the simplest truths are always the most difficult to grasp?
Food for Thought
For decades, the only interventions available to those with mental health problems were heavy medication and talk or shock therapies.
Why E. E. Cummings Would Have Been All Over the Recent Hong Kong Demonstrations
I also want to share something beautiful about the Hong Kong protests — something we don’t often see when people take to the streets, no matter which country they happen to live in.
Selfish Selflessness: The Art of Self-Healing
It’s time women take a page from the guys’ playbook and learn that the right kind of selfishness is never a bad thing.
Dr. Sadeghi Featured on “Sex, Race, and Money” Podcast
Dr. Habib Sadeghi was invited to speak on Jenny-Rebecca Lewis’ “Sex, Race, and Money” podcast.
The Scary Power of Negative Words
Words have power. Their meaning crystallizes perceptions that shape our beliefs, drive our behavior, and ultimately, create our world.
Intimacy—and What it Really Means
True intimacy is the closest we can come in this existence to being in the presence of God.
Are You a Clean Liver?
No matter what your health challenge may be or the healing protocol you’re currently using; you’ll never experience vibrant health if your liver is congested.
Surgical Scarring and Blocked Meridians: The Hidden Implications of Scar Tissue
The human body is a self-contained organism and any intrusion into this sealed environment upsets the body’s natural processes, leaving residual trauma from the “injury” behind.
Our Emotional Septic Systems: How to Process Our Own Emotional Waste
I believe we all need our own private, internal system for processing our emotional waste because stress and negative emotions contribute so greatly to illness.