It's very complicated. Even for a physician such as myself, specializing in the information, there's a tremendous amount of disinformation or pseudo-science out there. The consumer has to be very careful.

The key is to know when to pick which remedy to work. The difference between so-called conventional practice and integrative is that in integrative medicine, our foundation is conventional, but we have other tools.

Every successful person has learned to handle stress well. It's those with a positive outlook on stressful situations who decrease their risk of heart disease, whereas those with increased rage from stress have increased risk of heart disease.

The mere imparting of information is not education.

Our greatest contribution was to create a framework for integrating structured and unstructured information.

The information about what we have done can be very useful to the medical field, both at the national and international levels.