The Mother of Holistic Medicine

Dr. Gladys McGarey is widely considered the Mother of Holistic Medicine. A co-founder of the American Holistic Medical Foundation, she pioneered welcoming dads into hospital delivery rooms. In 1970, she co-founded the Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine. She was among the first in medicine to use and teach acupuncture in the US and held the first US medical symposium on acupuncture. She created the first and only ARE (Association for Research and Enlightenment) clinic based on the work of Edgar Cayce. She founded the Gladys Taylor McGarey Medical Foundation, now known as The Foundation for Living Medicine, in 1989 to bridge the gap between traditional and holistic medicine. At the age of 85, she traveled to Afghanistan to teach safer birthing practices to village women, dramatically reducing infant mortality. In 2009, she created a Task Force with over 100 physicians, nurses, and integrative practitioners that gathered annually to envision a new medical model centered on prevention. She is a published author of 5 books with the 6th scheduled for publication in early 2022. Dr. Gladys is a recipient of numerous awards including induction to the AZ Women’s Hall of Fame.

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You can learn more about Dr. Gladys on the website:
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Highlights:

• At 101 years-young, Dr. Gladys shares what she feels most compelled to speak about in this day and age.

• How Dr. Gladys helped Afghani women dramatically reduce maternal and infant mortality.

• The importance of stories that need to be told, and heard.

• What is “sacred”?

• Dr. Gladys speaks to her philosophy of Living Medicine based on the “Five Ls”.

• When consciousness enters a being, & one way to tell.

• Stem cells, consciousness, and what can happen to a baby when the Divine Physician has been working in utero.

• She shares stories about working with the consciousness of the baby in utero, and after birth.

• How we trivialize the stories children share, instead of acknowledging that their soul may be speaking.

• How dreams can be intentionally used to guide our lives.

• How “Living Medicine” is more that a war on disease, that pain has purpose, that getting rid of disease may not always be desired, and that life itself is the medicine.