Dr. Brodie Therapy
In this video, Thomas Naegele spends about 17 minutes speaking on "Dr. Brodie Therapy" at the 36th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Thomas Naegele
THOMAS NAEGELE, D.O. received his M.S. in Botany with a minor in Computer Science in 1979 from the Michigan Technological University, Houghton. In 1983 he received his D.O. Degree from the Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine in East Lansing. Dr. Naegele did his Rotating Internship at Saginaw Osteopathic Hospital, Michigan, and later received his Board Certification in Family Practice in 1991.
Dr. Naegele worked in the 1970s for Survival Seminars. They utilized his expertise in survival skills and his knowledge of edible and medicinal plants doing survival outfitting for campers, hunting and fishing throughout upper Michigan. During the winter months he worked as a Computer Programmer and Analyst doing computer modeling and forms processing.
From the early 1980s Dr. Naegele worked within many fields of medicine for his continued training. He became the Chief Investigator of the Medical Industry Study, a famous study in which 22,000 patient visits were diagrammed and analyzed for all interactions throughout the entire health care industry, for 85 different health care facilities in 3 different countries.
Dr. Naegele has published over 40 articles in the fields of Edible, Medicinal and Economic Plants, Computer Applications within Medicine, Integrative Medicine, Chronic Heavy Metal Toxicity in Humans and many others. He has authored 12 books, 6 of which have been in the field of Edible and Medicinal Plants and Computer Languages. In 2006, he wrote a book called The Brodie Therapies, which is exclusively available through the Cancer Control Society.
Dr. Naegele has worked extensively in Emergency Medicine and Integrative Office and Home Visit Medicine. He prefers to work in Home Visit Integrative Medicine helping patients to make their own decisions with regard to their health care issues. He also assists them in doing Home IV Therapy as recommended by the Dr. Brodie Therapy including counseling for the best Diet and Nutrition needed for different disease processes.
Dr. Naegele can be reached at his office in Sparks, Nevada by e-mail at [email protected] (which is best) or by phone at 775-762-7159 (second best).
Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. How many people knew Dr. Brody?
Oh, there's a C, a C, a hands, right. I got us to CSC answer. That's great. Dr. Brody was a great guy. I really like the guy a lot. I spent day after day with him. He taught me stuff. Every day. It was incredible. It was tough when he died, but.
For the inconvenience there, he. When I was working there, he said, hey, Tom, you know, shoot, you've written a bunch books. I said, Yeah, yeah, I have. In fact, I. I got a number of books on edible and medicinal plants.
Big sellers through Amazon.com.
If you guys want to, you know, help me get my kids through college. I appreciate that. And so I said, all right, I'll put something together for you. And what you know what he wants as well. You know how when I give my talks, I'm always kind of giving out my formulas and stuff because I want people to use them? That's what the whole idea is. I've developed all this stuff over four years.
I want to get people to use this stuff.
So I said, OK. And we hadn't gone a whole lot through then, I had known that when he did give his talk. He always usually gave out handouts and gave out his protocols. He was trying to get known and trying to get these things out because he knew they weren't.
One of the reasons he did hire me was because I did a lot of computers where he wanted me to do a lot of statistics. I was big in modeling. Anyway, let's see if this thing works. I guess I got to use this, but here.
So, as you can see, I was younger at one time. And so was my wife.
I started out working as an outfitter, and I soon learned that living in a tent wasn't going to work out.
So she said to become a computer engineer. And then I could see, you know, just working with machines during the 70s. Now is the funniest thing. You know, now everybody loves computers. But I remember going to a party in the 70s, you know, a young guy and coming up to a girl and said, hey, you know, I got the key to the computer center and they all would turn away and walk.
Life was tough. Well, anyway, after that time, I decided I'm going to change my vocation.
I had worked as a computer programmer for about eight years and it changed my vocation. I one go into medical school. They had a big push for