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PAAM Friends Newsletter

ISSUE 1 – WINTER 2019
In this Issue: The Role of Fever in Health and What are Anthroposophic Medicines?
Happy 2019 and welcome to the first edition of our quarterly newsletter!
 
During this time of year, as we slowly emerge out of the darkness of deep winter and the excesses of the holiday season, we frequently succumb to common community-acquired illnesses like respiratory infections, colds and flus.  It is interesting to notice our body’s attempt to overcome cold, damp, stagnant processes with fever and inflammation!
 
Let’s take a deeper look at this phenomena and discover more about the role of fever and medical therapies that can help us.  In this issue you will find articles describing anthroposophic medicines and the importance of fever, as well as a video on what makes anthroposophic medicines unique.
  
We hope you find this information useful and are inspired to share our newsletter and encourage others to subscribe here! 
 
PAAM Friends is a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding the scope of Public Health.  Through education and outreach, we strive to improve health care and advance public health initiatives directed at creating and maintaining health rather than simply preventing disease.

If you have a specific topic or question you’d like to see addressed in our newsletter, or if you have questions, or would like more information, please write to us at paam@anthroposophy.org.

Wishing you much health and joy in the New Year!

PAAM
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Dr. Alicia Landman-Reiner, MD, offering insight into the unique qualities of the medicines and remedies used in Anthroposophic Medicine.
 
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