QuoteBear Walker is a Native American Healer and Spiritualist, who has dedicated himself to his medical practice as well as to preserving the traditions and stories of his tribe, the Anishanabe. In his professional life as a practitioner of natural therapies, using herbs, homeopathy and all things natural, Bear has an extensive private practice, where he treats many individuals, including luminaries like, Alan Arkin, and Demi Moore. He also consults with traditional doctors on alternative approaches to healing, in some cases helping to avoid surgery. Bear was trained in the ancient Medicine Man ways by his Grandfather, himself a Medicine Man. He also applies "state of the art" medical practices, having been trained in modern diagnostic tools and methods by NASA.
Bear has been telling Native American stories, The Sacred Tales, to groups of children and adults most of his life, as his Grandfather told them to him. The stories are thousands of years old. How the Dragonfly Learned to Fly is one of a series of Sacred Tales that has been passed down from generation to generation via the Native American oral tradition of story telling, of which Bear Walker is very much a part.
The Sacred Tales book series is his attempt to distribute the positive effects and lessons of these stories to a greater audience.
Bear has been an Earth Medicine Practitioner for over twenty years, combining training and experience from all over the world. He has studied extensively all areas of Naturopathic Medicines, including Homeopathy, Herbal Medicine and Clinical Nutrition.
Bear has specialized in Bio Energetic Testing, a form of Electro Diagnosis, which utilizes a computer to evaluate 30 different systems of the body and is capable of testing over 13,000 bits of information of the body. He was involved in the Clinical Research on this testing device at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. with Dr. Wayne Jonas of N.I.H.
Having practiced with some of the top M.D. / D.C. across the U.S. such as Dr. Roy Kerry of the University of Pittsburgh, Bear has consulted with over 30,000 patients, including many top athletes and celebrities, whom he considers to have been his greatest teachers.
Source: Merlian News – Bear Walker: Native American Healer and Spiritualist
Date: September 5, 2008
Direct Link: https://www.merliannews.com/bear_walker/
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QuoteIf you're feeling stressed but can't quite pinpoint the source of your ailment, there's help, right in the heart of Katonah.
A Native American healer named Bear Walker offers healing services that can improve general health and well-being by measuring and assessing bio-electromagnetic fields of the body.
If it sounds like rocket science, well, it is. Sort of.
The technique is performed with a space-age device known as BioTracker and has been used to improve the performance of NASA astronauts. Walker spent two years doing clinical research on the device at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C.
QuoteAs a holistic practioner he said he's treated over 50,000 patients in the last twenty years, but his ways with plants, stones, herbs and traditional wisdom started at age two with his grandfather, according to Walker.
"I was born a Bear on a reservation in Michigan, and became a person when they made me go to kindergarten," he said.
In addition to the research at Walter Reed, he trained in Clinical Ecology at the University of Pittsburgh and did extensive alzheimer's research with Pfizer Pharmaceutical. He now offers his services at Awakenings, at 215 Katonah Avenue.
Source: Patch.com (Bedford-Katonah, NY) - Local Healer Adds Modern Science to Ancient Wisdom
Posted by: Rich Monetti
Direct Link: https://patch.com/new-york/bedford/local-healer-adds-modern-science-to-ancient-wisdom
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Quote from: KellyBrown on September 19, 2026, 12:28:52 AMKathleen Franklin Gardner, Kathleen Gardner, ShaunaSay or whatever now claims she is a Feather Foot or rather Kadaitcha. Again much like Scott, neither were welcomed into any indigenous mob, and neither have ever been trained to be a Feather Foot. It seems she steals whatever culture she can from wherever she can, she also claims she is a minister on her facebook page. She knows nothing of the Cherokee people, she made that very clear and obvious.
She also told everyone over here in australia that she could not return to america because Trump removed her nativity. Then soon as scott had passed it was suddenly ok for her to return to the USA.
She is definitely an individual that others should stay clear of.
QuoteScott Nelson, a Shamanic healing practitioner begins the sacred progressive teachings of the Anishinaabe Medicine Wheel.
QuoteIn 2012 Scott received his medicine bag from his Anishinaabe teacher, Laughing Bear Walker.
Quote"I was introduced to BioTracker EAV while I was doing my medical residency at University of Pittsburgh under Dr. Roy Kerry."
Source: Circle of Health – Bear Walker Discusses BioTracker (December 3, 2019)
Direct Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgFJc3gEbws
QuoteElectrodermal screening tests are not only worthless but potentially harmful. In addition to money wasted on the test and useless products, the harm can include (a) needless worry about nonexistent medical problems suggested by the test reports, (b) the cost of medical care involved in seeking reassurance, (c) failure to seek appropriate medical care for real problems, and (d) the consequences of malnutrition due to excessive dietary restrictions.
QuoteI'm also a founding partner in ToneWell.co, a voice-based wellness intelligence platform, and an associate with DrBearWalker.com, where I integrate biometric data and clinical insight to support women more precisely and compassionately.https://www.prlog.org/13113156-tonewell-launches-ai-wellness-platform-with-30-second-voice-based-performance-readiness-scan.html
QuoteToneWell turns a 30-second voice note into a precise wellness readiness report so you stop guessing about what your body needs and start taking steps that actually work
