Dr. Lambert has practiced in traditional Western medicine for over 25 years, in both an outpatient clinic setting and hospital care. This model has powerful diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, which are often effective and lifesaving. Clinical experience, however, has shown some limitations. These limitations usually arise when a patient’s symptoms defy a specific diagnosis based on a lack of laboratory or radiographic data. While studying eastern medical traditions and learning acupuncture, Dr. Lambert was able to see this aspect of patient care through an alternative lens. Many symptom complexes became clearer. Effective treatment modalities arise, often without the necessity of pills or medications. Dr. Lambert believes that the appropriate melding of these two traditions offers significantly improved care. He is a proud parishioner of St. Anthony of Padua.
Dr. Garry Lambert has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Episode 25: The Divine Physician
March 19th, 2019 | 41 mins 10 secs
catholic, critical care, death, dignity of life, end of life, hospice, medical, medicine
Stephen and Gomer interview Dr. Garry Lambert on end of life issues and the Catholic response. Dr. Lambert has decades of experience in critical care and understands the need for clarification and deeper study of the Catholic worldview of end of life decisions by the average Catholic.