About Adam
Life is full of miracles, and Adam has studied for years to bring a scientific framework to maximizing outcomes through the power of our own harnessed intentions. Adam McLeod: B.Sc. First Class Honors in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, First Nations healer, speaker, international best selling author (books in 21 languages in 35 countries); Qigong young visionary award; Golden Key Award; nominated for Dr. Rogers prize for excellence in Complementary and Alternative medicine. Currently in 2nd year medical school.
Adam is author of "Intention Heals" and "DreamHealer" series combines the subtle energy he "sees" as a healer using his Native American experience in aboriginal healing, and cutting-edge biosciences he knows as a molecular biologist . He has presented with Dr. Edgar Mitchell many times in conferences, who in the film "The Living Matrix" credits Adam with distantly healing his kidney carcinoma.
Adam has been sharing his knowledge and experiences in energy healing for a number of years and has had a number of guest speakers at his conferences – Dr. Bruce Lipton and Dr. Lee Pulos among them. He has presented at the Association of Complementary and Integrative Physicians of BC conferences with Dr. Andrew Weil and Dr. David Suzuki. Adam was the keynote presenter at the Northwest Naturopathic Physicians Convention.
Over the past 8 years Adam has demonstrated a desire and ability to heal as he encourages others to play an active role in their own healing. His message is for others to become self-empowered and know that their own thoughts influence their body's biochemistry to assist in the healing process. Adam’s techniques can be used with any healing modality. His message is for people to get involved in the healing process for themselves.
The group energy treatments activate self-awareness and can be called either "attunements" or "healings". Over 40% of attendees to Adam's workshops are healers themselves who are interested in improving their practice by including some of Adam's techniques. More answers to your questions about the workshops can be found in FAQ.
As proteins are dynamic in nature, they are constantly changing their conformations. Certain conformations enhance the rate of a reaction more than others which we describe as being more enzymatically active. Here’s the important part. This means that just the smallest change in structure or orientation of any part of this protein has dramatic effects on its enzymatic activity and, consequently, our health.