Bittersweet

I must admit that it is somewhat bittersweet to close this final 2012 edition of “The Bridge” in this format. Although we will be invading your Inbox on a regular basis, this newsletter will have a considerably different look. By discontinuing our paid subscription, we are endeavoring to bring this information to a much wider readership without the restriction of membership.

We thank our long standing members who have supported us over the years. To all of our colleagues and friends of OIRF, it is your continued support that allows us to maintain the levels of quality and integrity which are the hallmark of this non-profit organization. Our gift to each of you during this Holiday Season is a complementary subscription to the new version of “The Bridge” which will begin publication in mid-January.

And that seems to bring Volume 8, Issue #6 to a close. I trust you will find much of interest in these pages. We look forward to meeting you during our 2013 activities and programs. As always your comments are welcome. Remember that this is your newsletter – your suggestions, article contributions, critiques, FAQ’s and compliments are gratefully accepted.

To one and all, Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings – and Merry Christmas! – from the Staff of OIRF

An Exclusive Article for Members
From THE BRIDGE Newsletter of OIRF
Published December 2012

About the author

Carolyn L. Winsor

Carolyn’s decades-long involvement with the work of OIRF has given her the tools and skills to offer you unique and valuable insights into the ongoing developments in this always expanding field. Her Biological Medicine background includes:

Credentials

Founding director, administrator and executive director of Occidental Institute; the first English language acupuncture “school” in North America founded 1972 which over the years developed into the largest educational and promotional advocate of Biological Medicine until its closing in 2018.
35 years experience with medical and technical translation and literary research in English, French and German.
Participation in every seminar, workshop and tour program sponsored by OIRF
Participation in more than 35 Medicine Week Congress programs as well as events too numerous to count sponsored by German instrumentation, homeopathic and research organizations
Training and certification in multiple Biological Medicine Methods including BioResonance Therapy, EAV, AMA, VEGA, Mayr Therapy, Ionized Oxygen Therapy, Magnetic Field Therapy, BioPhoton Therapy, the so-called Global Diagnostics and many others.
As a teacher, lecturer and author she has already trained hundreds of practitioners from diverse English-speaking countries.
Her passion and insight provide an overall view of the most effective German Biological Medicine diagnostic and therapeutic methods

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