The Human Energy Field – Dr. Valerie Hunt Interview (Part 2)
Today, Dr. Valerie Hunt: is actively involved in research that is uncovering the various dimensions involved in the bioenergetic transactions between humans and the environment
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The Human Energy Field: Dr. Valerie Hunt Interview (Part 1)
With broad degrees in the fields of biology, physiological psychology, science education, and physical therapy, for over fifty years, Dr. Valerie Hunt has been a pioneer in every area of research she has undertaken.
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