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The Science of Energy Medicine by James Oschman
Many conventional scientists are skeptical of energy medicine, yet the science supporting healing techniques continues to progress rapidly. We’ve made great strides from believing there are no energies present within us to accepting them as real sources. This book presents the scientific basis of several hands-on energy therapies that aim to regulate physiology. With straightforward […]
Energy Medicine – The Scientific Basis
Energy medicine – such as acupuncture, healing sprayer therapy and Reiki – focuses on correcting imbalances in an individual’s energy channels and energy patterns that could signal disease or premature aging. It has long been believed that disturbances of these patterns are early warning indicators for disease development and aging. Through science research, energy medicine […]
The Institute of Energy Medicine
The world around you consists of invisible subtle energies that shape physical reality – including you! These can be measured and altered using energy healing protocols. Traditional cultures worldwide have long believed in the power of energy to support life and health, often called chi, prana, mana or orgone and even etheric energy. Certification No […]
What is the Best Medicine For Energy?
Are you feeling fatigued? Try natural remedies such as creatine, nitrates and ashwagandha to give yourself an energy boost and increase exercise endurance. Be sure to seek advice from a healthcare professional prior to taking any supplements, particularly if an underlying health condition could be causing your fatigue. B Vitamins Vitamin B, an 8-water-soluble vitamins […]
Energy Drink Medicine
Energy drinks contain high concentrations of sugar, caffeine and other potentially hazardous ingredients that are detrimental to children and adolescents’ health. Energy drinks have been linked with cardiovascular, neurological and gastrointestinal complications. Caffeine does not neutralize alcohol, leading people who combine these substances more likely to engage in risky behavior such as unprotected sexual encounters […]