Since “Couples Therapy,” television shows have explored the strange, sometimes disconcerting inner world of psychiatrists and psychologists. With “Alternative Therapy“, however, viewers will get an even more bizarre perspective – as its protagonist engages in truly bizarre sessions!
A peculiar relationship counselor faces an unusual challenge when she receives two troubled lovers who require help separating. She decides on an unconventional form of therapy that will stretch beyond all expectations placed on her profession.
Selva
Selva Salerno, known for her eccentric relationship counseling on television as The Love Guru, finds her career at stake when an unexpected couple approaches her with an unusual request: to conduct a type of couples therapy that pushes her beyond her professional expertise. She agrees to undertake such work but soon becomes embroiled in conflict between herself and a fellow counselor over this endeavor.
Elias and Malena discuss how their relationship developed and why it remains unchanged, while sharing their feelings. While doing this, Selva encourages them to be true to themselves while challenging them to meet weekly therapy goals – taking drastic measures if needed in order to compel action from both.
She experiences great success from her unorthodox methods and decides to publish a book detailing them. But while successful, Selva struggles with dealing with fame and attention. After being forced back home due to unexpected news, she returns with renewed energy; creating an amazing therapy directive for Elias and Malena which proves more revealing than expected – until an unexpected person comes along who pushes them beyond their boundaries.
Elias
One couple approached Selva with a surprising request. She developed an innovative treatment plan tailored specifically to them, challenging Elias and Malena to be themselves in therapy sessions. When their weekly therapy goal wasn’t reached on time, Selva decided to employ more drastic measures.
One of the world’s acclaimed relationship counselors finds her professional future teetering on the brink following one of her sessions going awry. While attempting to assist Elias and Malena separate, she encounters many obstacles. Their separation eventually succeeds but not without controversy – especially after going out for drinks with someone who pushes beyond their beliefs; lives will never be the same again!
Malena
An iconic counselor known as the “Love Guru” on a hit TV show finds her career unraveling after one of her sessions goes awry. When young couple Elias and Malena approach Salerno with an unusual request, Salerno challenges them to be themselves – as opposed to acting like someone they aren’t. Elias and Malena meet with Selva for their initial therapy session to discuss why their relationship began in the first place and why it won’t end; when their weekly therapy goal fails, Selva employs more drastic measures by taking them out for drinks where their beliefs can be put under strain.
Carla Peterson
Carla Peterson is one of the participants on Terapia Alternativa’s second season. As an attorney, her participation adds depth to the show’s narrative. Each day features a new couple; though previous participants in this series also bring along their sons.
A romantic comedy featuring two former lovers embarking on an unconventional therapy journey to end their relationship provides ample room for both comedy and drama, as it tackles key topics such as love, honesty and family expectations. A must-watch show for lovers of romantic comedies!
Gariaeva’s theory of the Wave Genome is an innovative approach to genomics which utilizes principles such as coherent physical radiation, holography and the fractal representation of DNA to represent itself fractal-like. This revolutionary theory could potentially save lives.
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He is a pioneer in the field of quantum genetics
Pjotr garyaev pioneered quantum genetics – an approach to studying DNA on an electromagnetic and linguistic level – by uncovering that genome acts as an electromagnetic holographic encoder capable of capturing and transmitting information at the DNA level via wave trains moving along its highly ordered geometric structure and imprinted into intracellular water networks as electromagnetic fingerprints which cells can read easily; additionally these imprints are encoded as coherent sign-polarized radio waves emitted by cells themselves.
Garyaev has demonstrated through experiments that genome can be reprogrammed using frequencies as sound and words, producing new organisms with healthier genes resistant to disease. This discovery could revolutionise medicine and could reduce organ transplantations needs while prolonging lives by eliminating fatal illnesses altogether. Unfortunately, his work is not without controversy, sparking debates regarding ethical concerns as well as potential clashes between innovative medical advancements and established industries.
Russian scientists A G Gurwitsch and V N Beklemishev proposed in the 20s and 30s that living organisms operate at both physical and electromagnetic wavelengths/field levels, transmitting genetic information through bio-information waves known as bio-info waves with their inherent biological coding/syntax which can be translated into electromagnetic holographic codes to form what they termed the wave genetics or lingvistic-wave genome.
Dr. Gariaev believes wave genomics is a revolutionary new field capable of identifying and correcting errors in genetic code as well as counteracting effects from ageing and environmental factors. His sound Matrix recorded information recorded from healthy rat pup pancreases has proven this. Rats that listened to it even over 20km away recovered their pancreatic function after listening.
He is a Nobel Prize nominee
Gariaev was an internationally acclaimed expert in quantum genetics, working to uncover the implications of DNA’s wavelike nature for medicine and humanity alike. A member of Moscow State University and involved in several experiments, Gariaev also invented laser pumping – used to reanimate DNA after it had been physically destroyed – that kept regenerating for 40 days after physical destruction of its genetic material; an extraordinary finding which proved its ability to store information eternally.
Gariaev received numerous honors during his lifetime. In 2020, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in medicine; his work could transform our understanding of human biology and the environment; it laid the groundwork for future medical advances.
His research led him to discover that DNA operates both on the wave and particle levels, has linguistic characteristics, can be programmed using frequency programming akin to computers and its memory can even survive physical destruction; for instance he conducted an experiment where low-power laser beams passed through Salamander embryos in one container while frog embryos in another; some survived while the former developed into adult salamanders while the latter developed into adults.
He discovered that DNA memory could be preserved over long periods by employing “laser pumping,” where DNA molecules are passed through an ion channel with laser light “pumped” from laser. This process reverses aging processes and extends lifespan in cells.
Laser pumping holds the potential to extend human cell lifespan while curing cancer, AIDS and other diseases. While not widely available yet, major pharmaceutical companies are currently working to develop this technology – yet the research phase remains at an early stage.
He is a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Peter Gariaev, an academic member of both the Russian Academy of Sciences and New York Academy of Sciences, knew when he embarked upon his research into genetic coding in 1984 that it would be groundbreaking. To make sure it happened as planned, he assembled an all-star team consisting of biophysicists, molecular biologists, embryologists and linguistic experts for his project – with results showing that what had previously been considered “junk DNA” actually follows rules of grammar syntax – an awakening which resulted in him devising his theory called Wave Genetics.
Garyaev first published his findings in 1994 with his book titled, Volnovoi genetiki (wave genome). Later renamed Linguistic-Wave Genome after finding that codon sequence followed grammatical syntax; his discovery made possible thanks to correlation laser spectroscopy which allowed him to measure DNA’s kinetic energy.
Garyaev and his colleagues used this information to record the kinetic energy of molecules as vibrations in photons scattered by DNA particles, leading to the creation of a phonographic model of genetic code which was then confirmed using computer simulation programs. From here they used it to translate genetic code into language using Garyaev‘s system and create an accurate translation.
Garyaev and his team demonstrated that physical destruction of DNA does not erase its memory, as evidenced by when they used laser beams to pulverize DNA samples for forty days after being destroyed with lasers. Furthermore, Garyaev discovered that its memory is stored within vibrations of nucleotides which translated to vibrational memory using the phonographic model; this knowledge led them to create wave-genetics – an assistive technology used for healing diseases like cancer or chronic conditions such as asthma. Furthermore it’s used in biomedical engineering bioinformatics, and pharmacology applications besides medical engineering bioinformatics and pharmacology applications.
He is a member of the New York Academy of Sciences
The New York Academy of Sciences is an association of scientists that meets regularly to address a range of issues. Established in 1780, it remains one of the oldest and most prestigious organizations of its kind and boasts world-renowned scientists as members. Their primary mission is advancing science research with practical applications; members specialize in biology, math, chemistry physics astronomy as well as mentoring young scientists.
The Academy provides a forum for open discourse regarding scientific issues that affect society, such as climate change. As an independent organization funded by individuals and businesses, its members collaborate to advance scientific knowledge while contributing to improving life on Earth.
Dr Gariaev has made humanity a tremendously valuable gift by discovering an effective method to activate the brain’s potential for self-healing. While his breakthrough may still not fully understood, its significance for medicine and human consciousness cannot be overstated. Based on research that indicates lipid binding protein BLBP plays an integral part in normal brain functioning.
Since the 1990s, he has published numerous works covering an array of subjects; his most renowned being quantum genetics. Unfortunately, however, many scientists remain unconvinced of his theories which they view as pseudoscience.
At 15 he graduated high school in Perm, Russia and entered the Faculty of Biology at the University of Perm, while later transitioning to molecular biology research at Moscow State University. From here he developed Wave Genetics as his own field of science; revolutionizing how we think about inheritance traits while authoring several books on it as a result of his efforts.
Verdolini Abbott, K. (2009). Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy in a Young Woman With Vocal Fold Nodules. In J.C. Stemple & E. Hapner’s Voice Therapy: Clinical Studies (5th Ed) published by Plural Publishing of San Diego.
Workshop on Voice Therapy Spectrum and Adventures in Voice. Invited training seminar at Pittsburgh Voice Conference hosted by University of Pittsburgh Voice Center in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
1. Background
Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy (LMRVT) clinician manual is grounded in fundamental research of voice biomechanics, vocal fold mechanics, motor learning and perceptual-motor approaches. Designed to teach principles of resonant voice production while providing instruction that avoids phonotrauma, this manual combines basic scientific foundations with perceptual-motor approaches and has undergone clinical trial (Katherine Verdolini Abbott Ph.D CCC-SLP as principal investigator), producing highly favorable results in teachers with phonogenic dysphonia.
LMRVT clinicians train patients to produce clear, quiet and effortless non-adducted vocal fold sounds without any adduction of vocal folds and an expression similar to puppy whimpering (similar to puppy whining) when starting up the voice sound, producing vibrational sensations along the anterior alveolar ridge and sounding open and clear (Verdolini 2000). A resonant voice can be defined as sound which feels effortless to produce but produces vibratory sensations along its edges as it opens out completely (Verdolini 2000).
Patients are educated on the significance of good hygiene practices. Clinicians emphasize personalized approaches rather than an exhaustive list. Patients learn daily vocal hygiene fundamentals including how to utilize their resonant voice throughout the day for maintaining good phonatory habits; vocal hygiene spray or lozenges may be suggested by clinicians to assist in this effort.
There have been various approaches to teaching the principles of resonant speech through training programs designed for resonant voices; some programs use rhythmic exercises or nonspeech activities while others utilize specific consonants like fricatives (/m/, /n/ and /NG/), fricatives (/m/) and nasals (/NG/) (Kotby & Fex, 1998; Orbelo Li Verdolini Abbott 2014, Stemple 2005).
LMRVT relies on perceptual measures to guide patients towards developing a resonant voice instead of following a set list of sounds, which helps avoid vocal fold adduction and potential phonotrauma. Furthermore, LMRVT’s resonance-based method may reduce chances of contributing to phonogenic dysphonia development.
2. Methods
Lessac Kinesensics method of voice training is founded upon principles of perceptual-motor learning and speech kinesiology, creating a holistic approach to voice therapy that utilizes full-body introspection and observation to assist patients in discovering their natural voice. This approach, using the scan-gel-show-tell principle of motor learning, involves paying close attention to breath, body positioning and vocal manipulations. It’s taught through an intensive two-day seminar available both online and in person. This seminar covers basic voice science for adduction, resonance and vibration; as well as step-by-step instructions in Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy (LMRVT) and Casper-Stone Confidential Flow Therapy (CSCFT). It is tailored specifically for speech-language pathologists who wish to implement this approach into their practices.
LMRVT is an evidence-based voice treatment approved by the National Institutes of Health that has undergone clinical trial funding from their grant, and has demonstrated promising results for teachers with phonogenic voice disorders. Clinicians can utilize LMRVT’s comprehensive approach in treating all spectrums of voice disorders including those caused by phonotrauma.
Utilizing adduction, resonance and vibration has proven successful for treating various vocal ailments among singers, such as nodules, muscle tension and an atrophic larynx. Furthermore, its use has proven useful in treating voice disorders across other professions like teaching and nursing.
Not only is voice therapy used to address vocal disorders, but this technique has become popular within the field of aural rehabilitation to address trauma-induced acoustic injury (Spitz 2007). Aim of rehabilitation is to restore normal speech production sound as soon as possible so clients may continue communicating efficiently.
The author has extensive clinical experience with Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy and its associated techniques, having presented at various conferences and seminars as well as publishing her work in several peer-reviewed scientific journals and textbooks, such as Journal of American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Journal as well as textbooks such as Edgar Press’ Using Lessac Madsen Vocal System: A Manual for Clinical Practice which can be found worldwide bookstores. Her most recent clinical research study involved conducting randomized controlled research into its effects upon singing teachers phonotrauma treatment using LMRVT which she published extensively.
3. Results
Katherine Verdolini developed Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy (LMRVT) during the early 2000s in memory of two of her mentors: Arthur Lessac and Mark Madsen. Based on research into resonant voice, motor learning, consistent practice, controlled practice sessions are central elements in LMRVT’s implementation as a comprehensive evidence-based treatment of psychological voice disorders.
Research to date indicates that LMRVT can effectively reduce laryngeal musculoskeletal tension and improve vocal fold position, as well as enhance subjective measures of voice quality and function, including increased ease of voice production and decreased throat pain. While these studies appear promising, their outcomes remain uncertain and it remains to be determined if improvements resulted from solely from manual techniques like LMRVT itself, or more indirectly as a result of factors like improved vocal hygiene or increased confidence.
LMRVT stands out by placing equal emphasis on both the “how” and “what” aspects of voice rehabilitation. LMRVT clinicians emphasize the significance of regular, consistent resonant voice practice alongside eliminating internal and external voice abuse; patients are advised to limit use of such practices whenever possible while making any necessary modifications to their environment; before using their voice they are to complete soft, controlled resonant exercises as warm-up. Also they should keep water close by.
The clinician takes great care in tailoring each hygiene program specifically to each patient, emphasizing those elements relevant to their lifestyle and post-therapy needs rather than simply listing do’s and don’ts. Patients are therefore actively encouraged to participate in their therapy and help form their post-therapy programs themselves, in line with research indicating this approach as the most successful way to ensure long-term learning and compliance; random and variable practice methods are used according to research evidence which supports their use for increasing likelihood that a new skill will be learned over time; finally random and variable practice methods may also increase learning likelihood over time.
4. Conclusions
Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy provides SLPs with an ideal opportunity to educate their clients on voice health and the voice. Multiple research studies demonstrate its efficacy as an effective treatment technique and tool to address various voice disorders.
Resonant voice therapy should only be utilized sparingly and when felt to be beneficial by both client and therapist.
Concerns surrounding the use of resonant voice include patients becoming inspired by the sound of their voices and speaking more loudly outside of clinic before mastering more basic exercises. While this could be seen as positive aspect of training, attempting to produce loud voices before full restoration occurs could cause additional injury; further study must be performed on this potential issue before concluding if indeed this poses any problems.
Resonant voice may also prove beneficial in helping patients to the precontemplation stage of changing their behavior. Many individuals who seek voice evaluations are already aware that certain behaviors have negatively affected their vocal health; they just need help making informed decisions about the best ways to enhance both vocal function and quality of life. An SLP should assist these patients with making informed choices regarding improving vocal function and quality of life.
Lessac-madsen comprises various therapeutic techniques that can be employed alone or combined to treat voice conditions. This clinician manual offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to its foundations. Clinicians will find this manual an efficient tool for integrating the Resonant Voice Technique into clinical practice and helping their clients build healthy vocal habits that will last a lifetime. The author would like to extend a special thanks and gratitude to the Delaware Voice Consortium for supporting and participating in this project. Nemours in Wilmington, DE (Dr Patrick Barth); Christiana Hospital in Wilmington (Dr Jonathan Romak); and University of Delaware Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD students (Mss Marianna Rubino, Mr Umit Dasdogen, Martin Vivero and Christopher Apfelbach).
Tennis elbow (more formally referred to as lateral epicondylitis) is caused by repetitive stress on the forearm muscles that attach on the outside of the elbow, such as racket sports, golfing, hedge clipping or typing on a keyboard.
Most doctors and articles attribute this injury to overuse, yet what many overlook is how abnormal tension on these forearm muscles has led them to tighten and develop trigger points which impede healing (1,2). This tension slows recovery.
Increased blood flow
Tennis elbow is an overuse injury to the tendons on the outside of your elbow caused by repetitive arm motion or gripping activities that lead to inflammation in tendons that connect to the bony bump (lateral epicondyle). Tennis players typically develop this condition; it can also occur as part of other occupational tasks like painting, plumbing and typing work.
Traditional treatments for tennis elbow include rest, ice, physical therapy exercises to strengthen and stretch injured muscles, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for pain management, braces or straps to support the elbow joint and anti-inflammatories as a pain reliever – these methods may offer some temporary relief, yet recovery may still take some time.
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive alternative treatment option for tennis elbow. This therapy utilizes acoustic shockwaves to facilitate healing in damaged tissues. Studies have demonstrated that shockwave therapy significantly decreases pain while increasing grip strength compared to standard approaches.
Tennis elbow can be extremely painful to touch. Bending or twisting of the wrist will be excruciating. Signs of tennis elbow include an uncomfortable bump on the outside of the elbow (lateral epichondyle) as well as tenderness extending two cm towards your palm (tendon). Some tests such as the Mills and Cozens test can help confirm diagnosis.
Step one in treating tennis elbow is to discontinue activities that exacerbate it and wait for your injury to heal before gradually reintroducing activities that stress it again. Beware, though: many popular treatments such as massage, needles and stretching actually aggravate injuries further and cause them to tighten again – these methods might work at first glance but if you suffer from tennis elbow for any extended period these could actually do more harm than good; to alleviate fast, seek alternative solutions instead.
Relieves pain
Tennis elbow is a condition in which prolonged abnormal tension causes inflammation at the point where muscles attach to your elbow. The pain typically presents itself as a dull ache that is sometimes intensified with movement. Most treatments focus on alleviating symptoms by applying ice packs or taking anti-inflammatory drugs; these approaches provide some relief but won’t fully address your situation.
Most doctors and articles about tennis elbow depict a diagram like this and describe repetitive activities as the cause for repetitive stress on the wrist extensor muscles attached to your lateral epicondyle of your elbow, and slow healing due to scar tissue and inflammation. They blame slow healing on scar tissue formation while concealing that repeated stress causes muscles tighten up and develop trigger points (lump that causes more tension). (2)
This additional tension pulls on the lateral epicondyle and slows healing, further aggravating an already difficult situation. To make matters worse, normal tension in your forearm muscles causes other parts of your arm to tighten in response – further exacerbating an already painful situation (3)
Solution: Stop worrying about an injury and treat the muscles responsible. Massage to affected area, acupuncture, dry needling or stretching could all help, although they could potentially worsen injuries further.
While you cannot expect a complete healing in just a few sessions, vibration therapy devices have been clinically proven to relieve your discomfort while increasing grip strength and flexibility during recovery. Our vibration therapy device has been clinically shown to block pain associated with tennis elbow and reduce healing time; its portability makes regular use easy as it comes equipped with 10 pre-programmed treatment modes for quick use.
Reduces inflammation
Over time, repetitive tasks can strain the muscles that extend your wrist and fingers – leading to tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis). You may notice pain when gripping or bending your arm; tenderness over your bony bump on the outside of your elbow known as the lateral epicondyle may also occur, along with burning sensations, tingling sensations or weakness in that region of your arm.
Treatment options for tennis elbow include activity modification, ice therapy, medications and physical therapy. Unfortunately, many of these therapies fail to treat the cause of your injury and may aggravate it further; for example, stretching and exercises for tennis elbow should be avoided until after it has fully healed as they stress damaged tissue further and could even further damage tendons.
Massage therapy, acupuncture and shock wave therapy may all assist in helping you overcome tennis elbow. Shock wave treatment utilizes high-energy sound waves to break up scar tissue in the affected area while simultaneously improving blood flow to damaged tendons and decreasing inflammation.
Medical Engineering and Physics Research published a study comparing the effectiveness of Tenease to standard treatment for tennis elbow (TE). Adults diagnosed with tennis elbow were randomly assigned either standard treatment including physiotherapy, activity modification and analgesia; or standard treatment plus Tenease therapy consisting of six weeks with three 10-minute episodes daily of Tenease therapy for six weeks – primary outcome measure being Disabilities of Arm, Shoulder, Hand Score at six months; secondary outcome measures included Patient Rated Tennis Elbow Evaluation Score as well as EuroQol 5-Dimension Visual Analogue Scale at same time points.
The Tenease device is a mechanical vibrator that emits high-frequency sound waves to relieve pressure from forearm extensor muscles in your elbow joint and alleviate inflammation associated with Tense Extensor Muscle Syndrome (TEMS), as well as increase range of motion and improve range. Acupuncture may also help decrease such inflammation and tightness in forearm muscles.
Stimulates healing
Tennis elbow vibration therapy stimulates injured tendons and bone tissues by increasing blood flow and breaking up scar tissue, speeding healing while decreasing inflammation to help you continue with daily activities without pain. Furthermore, this therapy strengthens grip strength while helping prevent further injuries.
Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is an overuse injury affecting your forearm’s wrist extensors that attach to the bony bump on the outside of the elbow (lateral epicondyle). Although its name comes from tennis, this overuse injury can affect anyone using their hands or wrists repeatedly such as computer users, plumbers and racquet sports players alike.
Symptoms of elbow tendonitis include tenderness and pain on the outer side of the elbow, usually around its bony bump. The discomfort may radiate down into the forearm and make it difficult or painful to shake hands, twist one’s arm or lift light objects. Doctors may suggest wearing a brace or receiving steroid injections; however these treatments aren’t effective for everyone and could have serious side effects.
At times, doctors might recommend surgery. Though this should only be used as a last resort, it’s important to recognize that even surgical procedures carry inherent risks; many athletes opt instead for shockwave therapy as a treatment solution for tennis elbow.
Shockwave therapy is a noninvasive alternative to surgery that has proven itself successful at relieving pain and increasing grip strength. Sound waves are administered directly to the injury site using devices like Fiix Elbow; this device replicates instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), a proven clinical therapy often utilized by physical therapists, chiropractors and massage therapists as an IASTM treatment plan; using deep linear massage strokes on affected tendons and muscles associated with tennis elbow.
Many common tennis elbow treatments actually exacerbate an already existing injury. Stretches and exercises, for instance, may shorten tissues and worsen an injury further. If your physical therapist recommends such treatments as part of their plan for healing your injury and building strength in injured tissues.
Quantum healing is a holistic approach that seeks to treat body, mind, and spirit holistically using channeling, intuition, Reiki, Kinesiology muscle testing regression, empathy as part of its practice.
Gareth Strangemore-Jones provides individual Quantum Energy sessions as well as workshops covering its principles. He covers everything from its purpose and how-to’s to providing valuable guidelines.
Mind-Body Connection
Mind and body were designed to work in unison to promote optimal health; but sometimes the relationship becomes tenuous. For instance, stress has been shown to decrease immunity and make it harder for the immune system to fight infection and cancer; studies indicate that stress-reducing techniques like talk therapy and meditation increase immune system resistance against disease.
Quantum healing, an emerging field of medicine, promotes the concept that our bodies are composed of more than physical matter. According to Deepak Chopra’s “Quantum Healing,” our bodies are controlled by an intelligence network rooted in quantum reality that is capable of altering fundamental patterns that define our physiology.
Quantum healing combines Western medicine and ancient Indian practices, such as Ayurveda. Quantum healing draws upon ideas from quantum physics as well as this holistic practice which strives to balance body, mind, and spirit. Chopra asserts that when physical and mental elements of one’s body are out of sync with each other they may result in symptoms ranging from digestive distress to emotional upsets.
Quantum healing centers around mindfulness. This involves being in the present moment and letting go of negative emotions such as anger and fear. Furthermore, mindfulness involves regular physical activities like yoga or tai chi as well as eating nutritious food to achieve total wellbeing.
Chopra claims that visualization and affirmations practices aid the body in healing itself and may even cure diseases. Studies have also demonstrated how positive thinking and visualization can enhance immunity while increasing vaccine effectiveness; some users have experienced faster healing responses after employing such methods.
Though many researchers remain skeptic of the mind-body connection, evidence does exist supporting its theory. For instance, scientists recently conducted brain scans on newborns, 1-year-olds and 9-year-olds and discovered an increasing network of connections which are tied to aspects of learning, memory and emotion health in each age cohort studied.
Life-Force Energy
Energy healing refers to Life Force Energy as the vital life energy flowing through our bodies. If amplified, this vital force can help heal physical bodies while also creating spiritual connections and feelings of interconnectivity with nature and other universe inhabitants. Quantum Healing should not be seen as a replacement for traditional medical treatments but should instead be utilized alongside them; some scientists have even expressed doubt over this form of therapy as being scientifically tested or proven effective through controlled studies.
Energy healing combines quantum physics and holistic health concepts to promote well-being. Their underlying philosophy suggests that our mental states and beliefs have an immense effect on physical wellbeing – similar to meditation practices which have been proven to reduce stress levels and improve physical wellbeing. For optimal results, make sure you get enough sleep and consume healthy foods as part of an energy healing regimen.
Quantum Healing‘s central belief is that our bodies naturally exist in an ideal state of health. All healing is self-healing; any blockages or excesses in life force energy can result in sickness. A therapist is thought to be capable of amplifying and channeling this life force energy to areas of the body needing healing.
Scientists are finally beginning to acknowledge the power of energy that has long been recognized by eastern cultures. It pervades our material world and provides access to direct experiences of unity consciousness.
Researchers are making great strides toward understanding how energy flows within our bodies, from its links with cell metabolism and resonance at different frequencies leading to exciting medical advancements.
Life-Force Energy, or Torsion energy, has become an integral component of quantum healing. It is an immensely powerful force capable of altering electromagnetic fields within cells to alter chemical reactions occurring inside them and create auras measurable with Kirlian GDV cameras as well as serving as a blueprint directing each cell in your body towards growth and specialization in specific ways – which accounts for many successful new healing methods. This special force lies at the core of successful new therapies.
Psychic Abilities
There are various psychic abilities, but three of the more prevalent are clairvoyance, clairaudience and clairsentience. These allow individuals to perceive information outside the five senses and use this ability to make contact with other people and objects throughout the universe. These methods are also employed to aid others in healing themselves and improving their lives. Jim began working professionally with clients since 2008 as a Reconnective Healing Practitioner(r) and developer of the Quantum Multi-Dimensional Healing method or QMDH(tm). Jim utilizes his natural gifts of clairvoyance, clairaudience and clairsentience to observe and assess each client’s bio-electrical field (or aura), in order to quickly diagnose energy imbalances within them and provide quicker and more effective treatments.
Quantum healing is an unconventional form of mind-body medicine that claims miraculous results for people. The concept is grounded on the idea that health does not result solely from biological processes at a molecular level but instead depends heavily on energy fields; and can thus explain phenomena which cannot be explained using traditional medical treatment alone.
Quantum healing may not have much scientific evidence behind it, yet many patients have reported positive experiences. Quantum healing may help relieve stress that can contribute to health issues; however, it should not be seen as a replacement for traditional medical treatments.
Quantum healing involves altering one’s consciousness to bring about mind-body energy balance, drawing from the premise that our bodies contain an energetic life force called “chi” in China and “prana” in other cultures. Trained practitioners can focus and amp up this force using techniques combining body awareness exercises with breathing exercises in order to harness this vital resource for health.
Quantum healing may be relatively new as an option therapy, but its roots date back centuries in other traditions like reiki and Chinese medicine. While some scientists have criticized quantum healing practices, others view them as an effective alternative way of treating or curing cancer. As holistic treatments work differently for each individual, always experiment to see which ones have an effect on your symptoms.
Cost
Quantum healing is a type of energy medicine that employs various techniques to harmonize mind and body. The practice stems from the belief that our bodies contain an energetic life force known as “chi”, when this life force becomes imbalanced it can result in illness. Practitioners use various techniques such as breathing exercises and meditation to transfer and amp up this life force energy; many users report improvements in both health and well-being after using quantum healing – while some scientists may believe its results to be placebo effects, it remains worth trying if conventional treatments fail!
Quantum healing operates under the assumption that all parts of our universe are interdependent, from your physical body and emotions to spirituality and spirit. Therefore, changing your energy frequency affects everyone around you – including at a quantum level where subatomic particles appear and disappear randomly to form matter that serves as the foundation of existence.
Quantum healing techniques such as Reiki and quantum touch offer various forms of holistic therapy that don’t rely on scientific evidence for effectiveness, yet still help relieve stress and promote positive mindsets. They are sometimes combined with conventional medicine in order to boost overall patient health.
Reiki and quantum healing both use the transference of energy from the universe into human bodies in order to heal and balance mind, body and soul. Although they share similarities, there are some distinctions – for instance reiki healing involves more ritualistic processes than quantum therapy.
QHHT was developed by Dolores Cannon. A QHHT session involves regression to experience past life scenes and receive answers to your deepest queries, often lasting two or three hours. Participants connect to their Higher Self or Super Consciousness during this process – providing invaluable information about health, relationships and careers.
