Five Pillars of Health Evaluation​

Modern integrative medicine is redefined through the concept of human potential rather than dysfunction and disease. This implies another set of parameters that evaluate the full range of health. The fundamental focus of medicine on seeking to identify what is wrong is then shifted toward the interest in what can be done to bring an individual to their full potentiality.

A new grid of evaluation is brought into play that assesses an individual the principles of natural medicine, the five elements, and the seven chakras. This approach is described in the program as Quantum Evaluation, although the more modern term recognized today is the “Qualified Self.” However, with the advent of smartphone digital medicine, another dimension “known as the Quantified Self” has become available that indirectly completes the Qualified (Quantum) Self Evaluation by identifying digital parameters that allow assessment of brain-heart-gut coherence.

Quantum (Qualified) Evaluation allows the practitioner to create a protocol that is individualized and personalized for every client. In quantum medicine, less is better. To achieve this principle, the practitioner must identify specific stressors: physical, vital, mental, supramental, and spiritual. Quantum Evaluation simultaneously engages all domains to understand how consciousness can fully actualize the full potential of a human being.

This course will provide practical knowledge in conjunction with an accurate Quantum Evaluation using easy forms and flow charts to organize different patterns of information and identify priorities for clients. Students will learn to evaluate the Bio-Emotional-Mental-Supramental-Spiritual Terrain using the system of the Five Pillars of Health, Five Bodies, Five Elements, and Seven Chakras to complement the Quantified Self Evaluation obtained from the use of digital health parameters and more effectively guide their clients toward a state of positive health.

Throughout the course, emphasis will be on the different forms of business organizations suitable for the initial phases of becoming a holistic entrepreneur inclusive of sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, joint ventures, and not-for-profit enterprises. Other topics, including the environment of business, financing, accounting, e-business, e-marketing, and the internet, will be introduced as they affect national and international trade.