RE: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

[Guest guest]

Oh, my goodness! Luana, what a horrible story! I am so sorry that you and your

family had to go thru that trauma and you lost your sister! I remember how many

of my friends had tonsilectomies and was always so grateful I never had one bc

of my fears of needles and surgeries, yet, my grandmother was always insisting

that's what I should have bc of my asthma attacks that required adrenaline shots

and O2.......... phew! I was lucky.

Digna

Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> > listening

> > to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it

> 5?) at

> > least.

> >

> > What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic

> medicine

> >

> > as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people

> think it's

> > quackery this late in the game.

> >

> > Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

> >

> > If a person is being treated for lung cancer, asks your advice about

> diet,

> > and you realize that she has mothballs scattered about her home to

> cover up

> > dog

> > smells, do you ignore the toxins in her home and just counsel on

> diet? Or,

> > do you notify her doctor, that's never visited her home, and have

> them/her

> > address the toxins she's breathing in daily? That's holistic.

> >

> > If a person is dealing with an eating disorder, and their spouse is

> > constantly belittleing them about their weight, do you ignore this

> piece of

> > info? Or

> > address how that " part " of their ED? A holistic RD would address the

> > psych/lifestyle issues around this person. A non-holistic RD would

> probably

> > not even

> > bother to pursue this piece of info.

> >

> > If a person has a mold allergy to yeast, mushrooms and candida, do

> you just

> >

> > address diet? OR, do you find out if they have a 20 year old pillow and

> > mildew

> > growing in their bedroom or workplace, and address that too? A

> > non-holistic RD would just address diet. A holistic RD would address

> diet

> > AND lifestyle

> > issues that may be contributing.

> >

> > If a client doesn't have the funds to purchase decent food, to you just

> > throw up your hands and let the patient be malnourished? Or do you

> > help/counsel

> > on sources of funds/low income support/food banks/food

> stamps/whatever, to

> > help them meet their needs? A holistic RD looks at the big picture. A

> > non-holistic RD would just throw up their hands and decide there is

> nothing

> > that

> > they, as the RD, can do. . .

> >

> > Okay, hopefully you get my point. To me, to ignore lifestyle issues

> > surrounding diet is to be a lousy RD.

> >

> > Just some comments off the top of my head. . . I'm sure others may have

> > even

> > better examples.

> >

> > So, do you have to go to school to be a holistic RD? Yes/no? Schools

> aren't

> >

> > the only way you learn stuff - there's always reliable medical

> texts, cont

> > ed programs, Functional Medicine Updates, CCN degrees, etc, etc. . .

> And,

> > yes, Bastyr or other universities that teach complementary and

> functional

> > medicine.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/20/2008 6:48:34 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

> > cindyhudson00@... <mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

> <cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com> writes:

> >

> > Are any of you holistic or homeopathic dietitians? I would love to

> find out

> >

> > more information on studying and teaching the more natural approach to

> > nutrition. If you know of any online teaching or schools, please let me

> > know!

> > Thanks

> >

> > Hudson MS,RD,LD

> >

> > Chapter Leader of ICAN of , MS

> >

> > Many Women

> >

> > Many Visions

> >

> > One Scar

> >

> > One Purpose

> >

> > www.ican-online.www

> >

> > www.icanofjacksonmswww.icanofwww

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Oh, my goodness! Luana, what a horrible story! I am so sorry that you and your

family had to go thru that trauma and you lost your sister! I remember how many

of my friends had tonsilectomies and was always so grateful I never had one bc

of my fears of needles and surgeries, yet, my grandmother was always insisting

that's what I should have bc of my asthma attacks that required adrenaline shots

and O2.......... phew! I was lucky.

Digna

Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> > listening

> > to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it

> 5?) at

> > least.

> >

> > What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic

> medicine

> >

> > as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people

> think it's

> > quackery this late in the game.

> >

> > Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

> >

> > If a person is being treated for lung cancer, asks your advice about

> diet,

> > and you realize that she has mothballs scattered about her home to

> cover up

> > dog

> > smells, do you ignore the toxins in her home and just counsel on

> diet? Or,

> > do you notify her doctor, that's never visited her home, and have

> them/her

> > address the toxins she's breathing in daily? That's holistic.

> >

> > If a person is dealing with an eating disorder, and their spouse is

> > constantly belittleing them about their weight, do you ignore this

> piece of

> > info? Or

> > address how that " part " of their ED? A holistic RD would address the

> > psych/lifestyle issues around this person. A non-holistic RD would

> probably

> > not even

> > bother to pursue this piece of info.

> >

> > If a person has a mold allergy to yeast, mushrooms and candida, do

> you just

> >

> > address diet? OR, do you find out if they have a 20 year old pillow and

> > mildew

> > growing in their bedroom or workplace, and address that too? A

> > non-holistic RD would just address diet. A holistic RD would address

> diet

> > AND lifestyle

> > issues that may be contributing.

> >

> > If a client doesn't have the funds to purchase decent food, to you just

> > throw up your hands and let the patient be malnourished? Or do you

> > help/counsel

> > on sources of funds/low income support/food banks/food

> stamps/whatever, to

> > help them meet their needs? A holistic RD looks at the big picture. A

> > non-holistic RD would just throw up their hands and decide there is

> nothing

> > that

> > they, as the RD, can do. . .

> >

> > Okay, hopefully you get my point. To me, to ignore lifestyle issues

> > surrounding diet is to be a lousy RD.

> >

> > Just some comments off the top of my head. . . I'm sure others may have

> > even

> > better examples.

> >

> > So, do you have to go to school to be a holistic RD? Yes/no? Schools

> aren't

> >

> > the only way you learn stuff - there's always reliable medical

> texts, cont

> > ed programs, Functional Medicine Updates, CCN degrees, etc, etc. . .

> And,

> > yes, Bastyr or other universities that teach complementary and

> functional

> > medicine.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/20/2008 6:48:34 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

> > cindyhudson00@... <mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

> <cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com> writes:

> >

> > Are any of you holistic or homeopathic dietitians? I would love to

> find out

> >

> > more information on studying and teaching the more natural approach to

> > nutrition. If you know of any online teaching or schools, please let me

> > know!

> > Thanks

> >

> > Hudson MS,RD,LD

> >

> > Chapter Leader of ICAN of , MS

> >

> > Many Women

> >

> > Many Visions

> >

> > One Scar

> >

> > One Purpose

> >

> > www.ican-online.www

> >

> > www.icanofjacksonmswww.icanofwww

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I know that it was really hard on my parents and grandparents. It was long

before I was born. My parents also a 2 year old boy when it happened. This

sister was always talked about and I could really have used a sister more

than once in my life. My 27 year old son just had the tonsillectomy and a

bunch of other surgery in that area. I felt I should have been with him,

but was extremely grateful that he asked but to come the day after the

surgery. I didn't want him to see my fear. For him it was a great choice.

He sleeps and can actually rest and doesn't sound like a freight train going

through the house all night. So, maybe it is like so much of what we do, we

have to remember medicine as well as nutrition is not a one size fits all.

Luana

Luana Tomchak, MHE, RD, LD, CDE

From: rd-usa [mailto:rd-usa ] On Behalf Of

Digna Cassens

Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 9:57 PM

To: rd-usa

Subject: Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

Oh, my goodness! Luana, what a horrible story! I am so sorry that you and

your family had to go thru that trauma and you lost your sister! I remember

how many of my friends had tonsilectomies and was always so grateful I never

had one bc of my fears of needles and surgeries, yet, my grandmother was

always insisting that's what I should have bc of my asthma attacks that

required adrenaline shots and O2.......... phew! I was lucky.

Digna

Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> > listening

> > to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it

> 5?) at

> > least.

> >

> > What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic

> medicine

> >

> > as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people

> think it's

> > quackery this late in the game.

> >

> > Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

> >

> > If a person is being treated for lung cancer, asks your advice about

> diet,

> > and you realize that she has mothballs scattered about her home to

> cover up

> > dog

> > smells, do you ignore the toxins in her home and just counsel on

> diet? Or,

> > do you notify her doctor, that's never visited her home, and have

> them/her

> > address the toxins she's breathing in daily? That's holistic.

> >

> > If a person is dealing with an eating disorder, and their spouse is

> > constantly belittleing them about their weight, do you ignore this

> piece of

> > info? Or

> > address how that " part " of their ED? A holistic RD would address the

> > psych/lifestyle issues around this person. A non-holistic RD would

> probably

> > not even

> > bother to pursue this piece of info.

> >

> > If a person has a mold allergy to yeast, mushrooms and candida, do

> you just

> >

> > address diet? OR, do you find out if they have a 20 year old pillow and

> > mildew

> > growing in their bedroom or workplace, and address that too? A

> > non-holistic RD would just address diet. A holistic RD would address

> diet

> > AND lifestyle

> > issues that may be contributing.

> >

> > If a client doesn't have the funds to purchase decent food, to you just

> > throw up your hands and let the patient be malnourished? Or do you

> > help/counsel

> > on sources of funds/low income support/food banks/food

> stamps/whatever, to

> > help them meet their needs? A holistic RD looks at the big picture. A

> > non-holistic RD would just throw up their hands and decide there is

> nothing

> > that

> > they, as the RD, can do. . .

> >

> > Okay, hopefully you get my point. To me, to ignore lifestyle issues

> > surrounding diet is to be a lousy RD.

> >

> > Just some comments off the top of my head. . . I'm sure others may have

> > even

> > better examples.

> >

> > So, do you have to go to school to be a holistic RD? Yes/no? Schools

> aren't

> >

> > the only way you learn stuff - there's always reliable medical

> texts, cont

> > ed programs, Functional Medicine Updates, CCN degrees, etc, etc. . .

> And,

> > yes, Bastyr or other universities that teach complementary and

> functional

> > medicine.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/20/2008 6:48:34 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

> > cindyhudson00@... <mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

> <cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com> writes:

> >

> > Are any of you holistic or homeopathic dietitians? I would love to

> find out

> >

> > more information on studying and teaching the more natural approach to

> > nutrition. If you know of any online teaching or schools, please let me

> > know!

> > Thanks

> >

> > Hudson MS,RD,LD

> >

> > Chapter Leader of ICAN of , MS

> >

> > Many Women

> >

> > Many Visions

> >

> > One Scar

> >

> > One Purpose

> >

> > www.ican-online.www

> >

> > www.icanofjacksonmswww.icanofwww

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I know that it was really hard on my parents and grandparents. It was long

before I was born. My parents also a 2 year old boy when it happened. This

sister was always talked about and I could really have used a sister more

than once in my life. My 27 year old son just had the tonsillectomy and a

bunch of other surgery in that area. I felt I should have been with him,

but was extremely grateful that he asked but to come the day after the

surgery. I didn't want him to see my fear. For him it was a great choice.

He sleeps and can actually rest and doesn't sound like a freight train going

through the house all night. So, maybe it is like so much of what we do, we

have to remember medicine as well as nutrition is not a one size fits all.

Luana

Luana Tomchak, MHE, RD, LD, CDE

From: rd-usa [mailto:rd-usa ] On Behalf Of

Digna Cassens

Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 9:57 PM

To: rd-usa

Subject: Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

Oh, my goodness! Luana, what a horrible story! I am so sorry that you and

your family had to go thru that trauma and you lost your sister! I remember

how many of my friends had tonsilectomies and was always so grateful I never

had one bc of my fears of needles and surgeries, yet, my grandmother was

always insisting that's what I should have bc of my asthma attacks that

required adrenaline shots and O2.......... phew! I was lucky.

Digna

Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> > listening

> > to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it

> 5?) at

> > least.

> >

> > What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic

> medicine

> >

> > as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people

> think it's

> > quackery this late in the game.

> >

> > Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

> >

> > If a person is being treated for lung cancer, asks your advice about

> diet,

> > and you realize that she has mothballs scattered about her home to

> cover up

> > dog

> > smells, do you ignore the toxins in her home and just counsel on

> diet? Or,

> > do you notify her doctor, that's never visited her home, and have

> them/her

> > address the toxins she's breathing in daily? That's holistic.

> >

> > If a person is dealing with an eating disorder, and their spouse is

> > constantly belittleing them about their weight, do you ignore this

> piece of

> > info? Or

> > address how that " part " of their ED? A holistic RD would address the

> > psych/lifestyle issues around this person. A non-holistic RD would

> probably

> > not even

> > bother to pursue this piece of info.

> >

> > If a person has a mold allergy to yeast, mushrooms and candida, do

> you just

> >

> > address diet? OR, do you find out if they have a 20 year old pillow and

> > mildew

> > growing in their bedroom or workplace, and address that too? A

> > non-holistic RD would just address diet. A holistic RD would address

> diet

> > AND lifestyle

> > issues that may be contributing.

> >

> > If a client doesn't have the funds to purchase decent food, to you just

> > throw up your hands and let the patient be malnourished? Or do you

> > help/counsel

> > on sources of funds/low income support/food banks/food

> stamps/whatever, to

> > help them meet their needs? A holistic RD looks at the big picture. A

> > non-holistic RD would just throw up their hands and decide there is

> nothing

> > that

> > they, as the RD, can do. . .

> >

> > Okay, hopefully you get my point. To me, to ignore lifestyle issues

> > surrounding diet is to be a lousy RD.

> >

> > Just some comments off the top of my head. . . I'm sure others may have

> > even

> > better examples.

> >

> > So, do you have to go to school to be a holistic RD? Yes/no? Schools

> aren't

> >

> > the only way you learn stuff - there's always reliable medical

> texts, cont

> > ed programs, Functional Medicine Updates, CCN degrees, etc, etc. . .

> And,

> > yes, Bastyr or other universities that teach complementary and

> functional

> > medicine.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/20/2008 6:48:34 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

> > cindyhudson00@... <mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

> <cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com> writes:

> >

> > Are any of you holistic or homeopathic dietitians? I would love to

> find out

> >

> > more information on studying and teaching the more natural approach to

> > nutrition. If you know of any online teaching or schools, please let me

> > know!

> > Thanks

> >

> > Hudson MS,RD,LD

> >

> > Chapter Leader of ICAN of , MS

> >

> > Many Women

> >

> > Many Visions

> >

> > One Scar

> >

> > One Purpose

> >

> > www.ican-online.www

> >

> > www.icanofjacksonmswww.icanofwww

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I know that it was really hard on my parents and grandparents. It was long

before I was born. My parents also a 2 year old boy when it happened. This

sister was always talked about and I could really have used a sister more

than once in my life. My 27 year old son just had the tonsillectomy and a

bunch of other surgery in that area. I felt I should have been with him,

but was extremely grateful that he asked but to come the day after the

surgery. I didn't want him to see my fear. For him it was a great choice.

He sleeps and can actually rest and doesn't sound like a freight train going

through the house all night. So, maybe it is like so much of what we do, we

have to remember medicine as well as nutrition is not a one size fits all.

Luana

Luana Tomchak, MHE, RD, LD, CDE

From: rd-usa [mailto:rd-usa ] On Behalf Of

Digna Cassens

Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 9:57 PM

To: rd-usa

Subject: Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

Oh, my goodness! Luana, what a horrible story! I am so sorry that you and

your family had to go thru that trauma and you lost your sister! I remember

how many of my friends had tonsilectomies and was always so grateful I never

had one bc of my fears of needles and surgeries, yet, my grandmother was

always insisting that's what I should have bc of my asthma attacks that

required adrenaline shots and O2.......... phew! I was lucky.

Digna

Re: Holistic or Homeopathic Dietitian

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> > listening

> > to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it

> 5?) at

> > least.

> >

> > What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic

> medicine

> >

> > as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people

> think it's

> > quackery this late in the game.

> >

> > Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

> >

> > If a person is being treated for lung cancer, asks your advice about

> diet,

> > and you realize that she has mothballs scattered about her home to

> cover up

> > dog

> > smells, do you ignore the toxins in her home and just counsel on

> diet? Or,

> > do you notify her doctor, that's never visited her home, and have

> them/her

> > address the toxins she's breathing in daily? That's holistic.

> >

> > If a person is dealing with an eating disorder, and their spouse is

> > constantly belittleing them about their weight, do you ignore this

> piece of

> > info? Or

> > address how that " part " of their ED? A holistic RD would address the

> > psych/lifestyle issues around this person. A non-holistic RD would

> probably

> > not even

> > bother to pursue this piece of info.

> >

> > If a person has a mold allergy to yeast, mushrooms and candida, do

> you just

> >

> > address diet? OR, do you find out if they have a 20 year old pillow and

> > mildew

> > growing in their bedroom or workplace, and address that too? A

> > non-holistic RD would just address diet. A holistic RD would address

> diet

> > AND lifestyle

> > issues that may be contributing.

> >

> > If a client doesn't have the funds to purchase decent food, to you just

> > throw up your hands and let the patient be malnourished? Or do you

> > help/counsel

> > on sources of funds/low income support/food banks/food

> stamps/whatever, to

> > help them meet their needs? A holistic RD looks at the big picture. A

> > non-holistic RD would just throw up their hands and decide there is

> nothing

> > that

> > they, as the RD, can do. . .

> >

> > Okay, hopefully you get my point. To me, to ignore lifestyle issues

> > surrounding diet is to be a lousy RD.

> >

> > Just some comments off the top of my head. . . I'm sure others may have

> > even

> > better examples.

> >

> > So, do you have to go to school to be a holistic RD? Yes/no? Schools

> aren't

> >

> > the only way you learn stuff - there's always reliable medical

> texts, cont

> > ed programs, Functional Medicine Updates, CCN degrees, etc, etc. . .

> And,

> > yes, Bastyr or other universities that teach complementary and

> functional

> > medicine.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/20/2008 6:48:34 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

> > cindyhudson00@... <mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

<mailto:cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com>

> <cindyhudson00%40yahoo.com> writes:

> >

> > Are any of you holistic or homeopathic dietitians? I would love to

> find out

> >

> > more information on studying and teaching the more natural approach to

> > nutrition. If you know of any online teaching or schools, please let me

> > know!

> > Thanks

> >

> > Hudson MS,RD,LD

> >

> > Chapter Leader of ICAN of , MS

> >

> > Many Women

> >

> > Many Visions

> >

> > One Scar

> >

> > One Purpose

> >

> > www.ican-online.www

> >

> > www.icanofjacksonmswww.icanofwww

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.com

Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

sschonew@... writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <_Dineright4@..._

(mailto:Dineright4@...) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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[Guest guest]

Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.com

Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

sschonew@... writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <_Dineright4@..._

(mailto:Dineright4@...) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.com

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sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

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In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

sschonew@... writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <_Dineright4@..._

(mailto:Dineright4@...) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

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[Guest guest]

Actually, I used " holistic " since that's what the person posting the

original email used.

I think the more accurate/current/correct term is now " functional " or

" integrative " . . . holistic has tended to go the wayside amongst MDs, DOs and

many

RDs. Oh, and " unchristian " ? That IS funny.

Jan

PS. I'd love to see a study done on obesity and various religion, after I

attended some " Christian Science " services and didn't see one overweight

people, but attended many Evangelical. Free services with major obesity amongst

it's members. (Not, my comparison was also East Coast Suburban vs. Colorado,

and may just have been a regional thing.

In a message dated 9/24/2008 1:55:09 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

NutritionResults@... writes:

Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.Nut

(866) 396-4438

Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

_sschonew@..._ (mailto:sschonew@...) writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <__Dineright4@_Dineri_

(mailto:_Dineright4@...) _

(mailto:_Dineright4@..._ (mailto:Dineright4@...) ) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

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[Guest guest]

Actually, I used " holistic " since that's what the person posting the

original email used.

I think the more accurate/current/correct term is now " functional " or

" integrative " . . . holistic has tended to go the wayside amongst MDs, DOs and

many

RDs. Oh, and " unchristian " ? That IS funny.

Jan

PS. I'd love to see a study done on obesity and various religion, after I

attended some " Christian Science " services and didn't see one overweight

people, but attended many Evangelical. Free services with major obesity amongst

it's members. (Not, my comparison was also East Coast Suburban vs. Colorado,

and may just have been a regional thing.

In a message dated 9/24/2008 1:55:09 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

NutritionResults@... writes:

Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.Nut

(866) 396-4438

Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

_sschonew@..._ (mailto:sschonew@...) writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <__Dineright4@_Dineri_

(mailto:_Dineright4@...) _

(mailto:_Dineright4@..._ (mailto:Dineright4@...) ) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

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Consultant, Writer, Speaker

Director of Medical Nutrition

Signet Diagnostic Corporation

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DineRight4@...

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[Guest guest]

Actually, I used " holistic " since that's what the person posting the

original email used.

I think the more accurate/current/correct term is now " functional " or

" integrative " . . . holistic has tended to go the wayside amongst MDs, DOs and

many

RDs. Oh, and " unchristian " ? That IS funny.

Jan

PS. I'd love to see a study done on obesity and various religion, after I

attended some " Christian Science " services and didn't see one overweight

people, but attended many Evangelical. Free services with major obesity amongst

it's members. (Not, my comparison was also East Coast Suburban vs. Colorado,

and may just have been a regional thing.

In a message dated 9/24/2008 1:55:09 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

NutritionResults@... writes:

Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

profitable.

But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor wasn't

lost on me!

NutritionResults.Nut

(866) 396-4438

Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

_sschonew@..._ (mailto:sschonew@...) writes:

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM, <__Dineright4@_Dineri_

(mailto:_Dineright4@...) _

(mailto:_Dineright4@..._ (mailto:Dineright4@...) ) > wrote:

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

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Consultant, Writer, Speaker

Director of Medical Nutrition

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[Guest guest]

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

[Guest guest]

Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more accepted

belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

unChristian or something.

That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark " wholistic "

and get rich???

>

>

> Hi ,

> I sure consider myself " holistic " in what I do, and yes, I've been

> listening

> to FMU tapes as Margie Geiser suggests, for about 3 years (or is it 5?) at

> least.

>

> What is Holistic practice? I started that when we studied holistic medicine

> as a college student back in 1981. It's sad that so many people think it's

> quackery this late in the game.

>

> Holistic just means you look at the " whole person. "

[Guest guest]

Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

and say I'm in the wrong profession.

I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

susan

> Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> profitable.

> But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> wasn't

> lost on me!

>

> NutritionResults.com

>

> Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

>

>

> In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> sschonew@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> accepted

> belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> unChristian or something.

>

> That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> " wholistic "

> and get rich???

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

and say I'm in the wrong profession.

I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

susan

> Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> profitable.

> But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> wasn't

> lost on me!

>

> NutritionResults.com

>

> Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

>

>

> In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> sschonew@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> accepted

> belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> unChristian or something.

>

> That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> " wholistic "

> and get rich???

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

and say I'm in the wrong profession.

I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

susan

> Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> profitable.

> But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> wasn't

> lost on me!

>

> NutritionResults.com

>

> Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

>

>

> In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> sschonew@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> accepted

> belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> unChristian or something.

>

> That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> " wholistic "

> and get rich???

>

>

[Guest guest]

Actually, I have seen it spelled both ways, but I always assumed holistic

was more directed to include complementary and alternative medicine.

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM,

<NutritionResults@...<NutritionResults%40aol.com>>

> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Actually, I have seen it spelled both ways, but I always assumed holistic

was more directed to include complementary and alternative medicine.

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM,

<NutritionResults@...<NutritionResults%40aol.com>>

> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Actually, I have seen it spelled both ways, but I always assumed holistic

was more directed to include complementary and alternative medicine.

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM,

<NutritionResults@...<NutritionResults%40aol.com>>

> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hm; , maybe you should look into working for a non-profit

organization...

To find out if 'wholistic' is available for trademark (which differs

from state and federal), you would go to either the state or federal

trademark website and simply do a search! My guess is that just the WORD

might be available... Here's the fed site to play around in:

http://www.uspto.gov/main/trademarks.htm

Margie

Marjorie Geiser, RD, NSCA-CPT

Author of " Just Jump: The No-Fear Business Start-up Guide for Health and Fitness

Professionals "

http://www.californiabasedpublishing.com

http://www.meg-enterprises.com

pepperjunkie wrote:

>

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM, <NutritionResults@...

> <mailto:NutritionResults%40aol.com>> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We

> have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <mailto:sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hm; , maybe you should look into working for a non-profit

organization...

To find out if 'wholistic' is available for trademark (which differs

from state and federal), you would go to either the state or federal

trademark website and simply do a search! My guess is that just the WORD

might be available... Here's the fed site to play around in:

http://www.uspto.gov/main/trademarks.htm

Margie

Marjorie Geiser, RD, NSCA-CPT

Author of " Just Jump: The No-Fear Business Start-up Guide for Health and Fitness

Professionals "

http://www.californiabasedpublishing.com

http://www.meg-enterprises.com

pepperjunkie wrote:

>

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM, <NutritionResults@...

> <mailto:NutritionResults%40aol.com>> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We

> have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <mailto:sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hm; , maybe you should look into working for a non-profit

organization...

To find out if 'wholistic' is available for trademark (which differs

from state and federal), you would go to either the state or federal

trademark website and simply do a search! My guess is that just the WORD

might be available... Here's the fed site to play around in:

http://www.uspto.gov/main/trademarks.htm

Margie

Marjorie Geiser, RD, NSCA-CPT

Author of " Just Jump: The No-Fear Business Start-up Guide for Health and Fitness

Professionals "

http://www.californiabasedpublishing.com

http://www.meg-enterprises.com

pepperjunkie wrote:

>

> Glad I could make you laugh . I wasn't thinking about making it

> Christianized to make a profit, but I guess it could read that way! No,

> just being unemployed (well, actually employed at 75% as of two days ago,

> but won't be really working for another 10 days, I'm always thinking about

> money People would ask me what I wanted to do after my internship and

> I'd say, find a good job and get rich, rich, rich. They would just laugh

> and say I'm in the wrong profession.

>

> I know I should never have a small business because I feel sorry for the

> people buying or, in the case of the plants that need a home, the plants,

> and tend to just want to give things away to good homes. I think it's good

> I realize this about myself and not attempt to own a business!

>

> But, I really do think it should be wholistic, not holistic. Maybe I think

> that because of my piano teacher chuckling over my theory homework when I

> was 7 and spelled whole note as " hole note " . At least I learned and

> remember how to spell and use whole! So, can I trademark " wholistic " ?

>

> susan

>

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:53 PM, <NutritionResults@...

> <mailto:NutritionResults%40aol.com>> wrote:

>

> > Oh I thought I would hurt myself laughing!... it's funny to hear how

> > something is unChristian and then debate whether Christiainizing it is

> > profitable.

> > But I so appreciate the candor and wry humor there, ..... We

> have so

> > many truly dry wits on this list! Just wanted you to know the humor

> > wasn't

> > lost on me!

> >

> > NutritionResults.com

> >

> > Helping Doctors, dietitians and patients with the important business of

> > sleuthing delayed food and additive hypersensitivities.

> > 25% off LEAP Certification training in October in honor of FNCE 2008!

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 9/24/2008 3:00:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > sschonew@... <mailto:sschonew%40gmail.com> writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ever since learning the definition of holistic I've wondered why people

> > don't spell it " wholistic " . I've always thought it would be a more

> > accepted

> > belief/practice if it were spelle my way. I think many people think

> > holistic = eastern religion, medicine, etc. and therefore it's weird and

> > unChristian or something.

> >

> > That's my $ .02 worth about holistic/wholistic. Can I trademark

> > " wholistic "

> > and get rich???

> >

> >

>

>