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Posted on Friday, November 11, 2011 12:48 PM
Trauma is often the reason for the physical
symptoms that I see in my practice. Trauma is an event that is so overwhelming
to the person that there is a disruption of the natural flow of energy and
function within the nervous system. One of my methods for treating hidden
traumatic responses is Family &
Systemic Constellation work.  Trauma
can begin with a physical injury, accident and/or emotional injuries. In these
moments we can create a survival strategy that is initiated by our defensive
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Posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2011 12:15 PM
We live in an increasingly toxic environment. Since WWII we have entered a “Chemical Age” where industrial and agricultural chemicals are constantly added to our water, soil, air and our food. We are faced daily with pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, food additives, drugs, petroleum and petroleum products such as plastics. Some scientists have estimated that 50 to 95 percent of cancers are caused by diet and environmentent.
A key ingredient that can help increase our body’s detoxification process is Calcium D-Glucarate. |
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Posted on Thursday, July 07, 2011 1:25 PM
Holistic Approach: Benefiting from CAM, an Alternative to Western Medicine.
By JODY BOWES Hernando Today correspondent Published: July 7, 2011
"CAM focuses on the whole person as a unique individual as well as the energy of the body and its influence on health and disease, the healing power of nature combined with the mobilization of the body's own resources to heal itself, and on the treatment of the underlying causes, rather than symptoms, of disease."
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Posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2011 2:41 PM
I want to share this complimentary issue of Body Sense magazine with you.
Body Sense provides valuable information about how to make massage and bodywork a part of your healthy lifestyle. Inside you’ll find helpful articles on massage as a wellness strategy, how bodywork can relieve pain caused by excessive smartphone usage, and discover three important principles of stretching.
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Posted on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 1:19 AM
"A new study in the Annals of Internal Medicine finds that massage may be an effective therapy for treating lower back pain, when compared with conventional medical treatment."
Read the rest!
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Posted on Sunday, July 03, 2011 12:51 AM
 Family Constellations reveal
deeply hidden dynamics within family systems. Bert Hellinger, the
founder of this therapy, saw consistent patterns that led to specific
disturbances.
He eventually called one set of patterns "the Orders of
Love."He believes that love requires particular kinds of arrangements
and movements to be completely given and received "for a healthy and
satisfying life."
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In the first Order of Love a
healthy dynamic occurs when children accept their parents and the gift of life
as they are without reservations, with all that goes with it. |
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Posted on Thursday, June 16, 2011 10:45 PM
In second half of the 19th century Andrew Taylor Stills, D.O.
(1828-1917) evolved from a conventional physician to become founder of a new
kind of healing modality that initially challenged orthodox medicine. During
his life he was influenced by: homeopathy, magnetic healing, bone setting, and
various popular health movements. Yet, despite these influences Still developed
principles and methods that were uniquely his own. He began calling his work
Osteopathy in 1874.
Dr. Still’s contributions included a new emphasis on the
alignment of vertebrae and bones in the healing process and a theory of disease
that focused on obstructions or imbalances in the spine as the central factor
in illness. |
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Posted on Saturday, May 07, 2011 8:19 PM
 Lymph Drainage
techniques are a gentle and efficient hands-on technique.
Developed by French physician Bruno Chikly, LDT is among the most
scientifically documented, gentle and efficient hands-on therapeutic tools
practiced today. It is a very unique
approach to promoting health.
The Lymphatic System
is very important to good health.This system drains fluids, detoxifies and regenerates tissues,
filters out toxins and foreign substances and helps us maintain a healthy
immune system. |
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Posted on Friday, April 15, 2011 11:21 AM
"Patients' desire for alternative therapies is driving changes in medical education."
By MERYL DAVIDS LANDAU (FROM USnews.com)
Now that nearly 40 percent of American adults swear by some form of complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM—from nutrition and mental relaxation to acupuncture, magnet therapy, and foreign healing systems like traditional Chinese medicine and Indian ayurveda—a growing number of medical schools, too, are supplementing medication with meditation.
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Posted on Thursday, April 14, 2011 11:49 PM
 The Zone Theory was the precursor to modern Reflexology, which began
with Dr. William H. Fitzgerald, M.D in 1913. Dr. Fitzgerald, an
American ear, nose and throat surgeon, noted that pressure on specific
parts of the body could have an anaesthetizing effect on a related
area. He called his work Zone Analgesia.
Dr.
Fitzgerald divided the body into ten equal and vertical zones, ending
in the fingers and toes. He concluded that pressure on one part of a
zone could affect everything else within that zone. |
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