SI Medicine represents a new integrative approach to health and healing, which explores the ways to help a human being enhance its natural healing capacity through interactive communication with other systems.

Being born as a synergistic integration of conventional and complementary /alternative medicine, SI Medicine blends together achievements of modern biomedical science and ancient wisdom with its emphasis on wholeness, movement, and interdependence of everything that exists.

SI Medicine acquires and emphasizes the systemic principle in its approach to reality in general and to medicine in particular. It studies the human being as a system in the world of interacting systems, in all complexity of intrinsic dynamic interconnections and interactions of this system with the environment.

It should be a very little doubt at this point, that a human being can no longer be considered just an isolated and independent physical body. Any human being is an integral part of a bigger whole – the system of a living and intelligent Universe, the ‘web of relations’, where everything is interconnected and interdependent; everything is constantly changing, interacting, and exchanging energy, information, and substance.

The ultimate objective of SI Medicine is to find the optimal way to restore and support the state of harmony between the system of human being and the surrounding world. This harmony and dynamic balance at all systemic levels determine the state of our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being known as the state of health. And, as we always are an intrinsic part of larger systems, the well-being of our family, our society, and even our planet will ultimately depend on our personal responsibility and capacity to keep the state of Optimum Health.

SI Medicine believes that a human being, as one of the most mysterious, fascinating, and perfect creations of nature, possesses great potential healing reserves, and that the path to Optimum Health lies through our ability to reveal and enhance our natural healing capacity, which implies the improvement of our adaptive capabilities.

The idea of helping the system of human organism heal itself in the way it was designed to do was underpinning the ancient medical systems, such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda, and Native American Medicine etc. It is also shared by all holistic medical practices today, awaiting implementation on the level of achievements of contemporary science. Our advanced science, we believe, is ready to develop extremely effective means to help human beings through self-healing achieve the state of Optimum Health.

However, it will unlikely happen if we do not reconsider radically not only the still dominating in health science reductionist concept of health and disease, but also the way we approach a human being with intention to help.

So far this way is if not aggressive, then more or less ‘blind’ and therefore not effective enough. The level of complexity of the functional system of a human organism far exceeds the diagnostic capabilities of any piece of equipment that is used to analyze this system. Therefore, attempts to comprehend systemic problems and produce solutions from outside the system often appear imprecise, ineffective, and sometimes even dangerous.

The system itself is the only entity, which really knows what is going on. And the only one who has a comprehensive way of dealing with the problem.

Therefore, in order to help the system and avoid any mistakes, we should ask the system what it needs to heal itself.

SI Medicine suggests that interactive communication, a dialogue, with the system at all levels is the most effective way to help a human being heal itself.

SI Medicine explores all possible ways to establish an effective dialogue with a human system and to support it in the process of self-healing. In general sense, it unites treatment with healing, science with art, and cure with care in one coherent comprehensive process of restoration and support of human health.

When a living system cannot cope with a problem, it will look for help from other systems. This simple rule works for us as spiritual and intellectual beings, when we discuss our problems with a friend, or a psychologist, or a priest. In the same way it could work for our bodies, if these bodies had a way to talk directly to other systems and get a feedback...

Unfortunately, so far this communication was only possible through the censorship of our consciousness, which is gradually losing the ability to receive, interpret, and transfer information from the body because of continuing alienation from it.

Cry of our body for help remains unheard and incomprehensible, unless we find the way to talk directly to the body.

That is where high technologies of today enter the scene. These technologies at the end of the 20th century brought us a solution – interactive medical devices. These devices give the body a chance to establish direct interactive communication with the systems capable of supporting the body with the help it needs to complete the healing process. Click here to find out more about the SCENAR and the Rejuvenator Blanket.

As a notion of a ‘dialogue’ implies an exchange of information and energy, Systemic Interactive Medicine emphasizes the study of these phenomena and makes them the base of its methods and technologies.

The study of humans as energy and informational beings is a long time ‘past due’. It became a subject of Energy medicine lately and, apparently, will be continued in cooperation with other fields of knowledge, especially bio-physics, supporting the general integrative tendency of contemporary science.

SI Medicine plans an in-depth study of the human energy system, which we know a little about, mostly from Traditional Chinese Medicine, as well as the study of informational processes in humans, which we know almost nothing about. This study will expand our knowledge about the human system of adaptation and will help optimize its activity, thus increasing the natural healing capacities of human beings.

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