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1. wilton Remigio says

   September 21, 2018 at 8:33 AM

   Hello ,
   I have treated many people using Hydrotherapy which in the 1800’s used to be a very avant guard science with many solutions for the illness present in the day in counterpoint to the dangerous concoctions offered by physicians of the day. Hydrotherapy is an old term for the more modern Thermal Medicine treatments involving sets and combinations of hot packs and application of short cold to elicit vasomotor, visceromotor reflex effects which can profoundly alter the way tissues and organ metabolism works. There is an increase in research in this area lately and I feel that Functional Medicine could easily adopt some of the treatments that can be conducted at home or others in spas with great potential to influence the course of most disease processes. I submitted an oral presentation for the meeting in FL this year but never received a reply from it. I would like to know if you have advise for me on how to expose the Population of Functional Medicine Professionals to this great treatments, rationale and application to many if not most diseases,

   Thank you

   WiL Remigio, MS, MPT, DSc
   Misericordia University
   Clinical and applied Pathophysiology

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   • Dr. Ruscio says

     September 24, 2018 at 11:36 AM

     Great question. Could you share your 5 most compelling references here? Keep applying and trying to get your message out, sometimes it take a while until you find your right niche/audience.

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