Deep Medicine by W Stewart

Deep Medicine by W Stewart

Every issue is a health issue; everything we think, feel, and do impacts our state of well-being in ways not yet fully understood by science. Without question, our ability to prevent disease, heal illness, overcome mental health issues, and maintain peak performance as we age is affected by our deepest inner beliefs and core values. Deep Medicine, copublished with the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), is a program created by Dr. William Stewart that is designed to help you develop a personal plan for finding and using your own inner power to heal.

First, you'll learn how to take your vital signs by asking yourself four key questions of self-assessment: What am I thinking? What am I feeling? What am I doing about it? How is it working for me? Then, you'll discover methods for accessing your intuitive inner wisdom and living purposefully. The practice of deep medicine will reward you with a life of conscious awareness and set you on the path toward greater physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

Deep Medicine offers a free-spirited approach to exploring your innate health-building potential.
-Mehmet Oz, MD, heart surgeon and coauthor of YOU: The Owner's Manual

When it comes to our health, our choices are often our destiny. In Deep Medicine, Dr. Stewart supports our choices with the skill of a surgeon and the wisdom of a healer.
-Rachel Naomi Remen, MD, professor and author of Kitchen Table Wisdom

William Stewart, JD, received a bachelor's degree from St. Joseph's University and a law degree from Notre Dame University. Stewart has served as the co-chair of the Climate Change/Global Warming Division at an international law firm, where he carved out a reputable place for himself among those dealing with the climate change debate. He speaks at numerous national forums and his work has been featured by NBC News, The Wall Street Journal, and several insurance industry publications. Currently, Stewart practices law at Stewart, Bernstiel, Rebar & Smith. He is proud to point out that he won the first climate change case ever decided in United States courts.