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	Balance, Stress, and Optimal Health Google Tech TalksAugust 19, 2008ABSTRACTOften acknowledged as one of the fathers of Mind/Body Medicine, Dr. Miller is a physician, poet, musician, and master storyteller, whose multicultural heritage has given him a unique social, medical, and spiritual perspective. His commitment to helping us to reclaim our inborn personal wisdom, integrated with the scientific knowledge and techniques of modern medicine, has allowed him to unite seemingly disparate fields of knowledge and experience. Dr. Miller brings us a deeper understanding of how the mind and body can work in harmony to produce healing, balance and wellness.Speaker: Dr. Emmett Millerwww.drmiller.com	From:googletechtalks Views:5026 19ratings
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