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Energy
& Vibration A Basis for a New Paradigm by Julian
Perry The current practice of medicine
is based upon the Newtonian model, one that sees people and things as
intricate mechanisms which can be repaired in order to restore health.
However, this approach to human life is increasingly being seen as inadequate
and wanting in depth and meaningfulness.
Core
Energy – Surgery for the Electromagnetic Body by
Jon Whale, Ph.D. The
short cut back to health, normality and freedom. 'The information presented
below is not a theory but the result of 20 years of clinical observations.
Anyone prepared to investigate, will confirm the same.
Part I of a 3 part series
Body Harmony by Susie
Jewell
Shock
and Trauma by Will Wilson Effects of shock are often
missed by doctors and therapists. Such things as surgery, falls, car accidents
and physical, emotional or sexual abuse, and less obvious events such
as fever or poisoning may well traumatise people. Such trauma happens
when the shock mechanisms of the nervous system do not return to normal
homoeostatic control.
Emotional
Clearing by John Ruskan It’s 1988. For some
reason, I’m at a point in my life of reassessment – of looking
at where I am and wondering why I’m there. I’ve been earnestly
“on the path” since the late sixties, so an important part of
my self-evaluation concerns what we loosely call the “spiritual.”
Have I really achieved anything in the way of growth? Am I succeeding
in my efforts of self-realization? As I look honestly at myself, I see
areas that call out in distress.
The
Profession, Standards and Safety of Oils by Sylvia Baker The
Aromatherapy Organisation Council’s (AOC) pre-eminent position for
the aromatherapy profession was confirmed earlier this year when it was
granted the first independent seat on the UK Government sponsored Independent
Care Organisations overseeing National Occupational Standards for Complementary
Medicine, a position reserved for organisations demonstrating they are
the acknowledged leading body for their therapy.
Aromatherapy
Plant to the Bottle by Jan Kusmirek Whilst great
work is being done by various organisations, such as the Aromatherapy
Organisations Council which is the central body for UK aromatherapy organisations,
as well as practitioner organisations like the International Federation
of Aromatherapists and the Register of Qualified aromatherapists, there
are nevertheless diverse opinions as to what constitutes good and bad
courses, schools, essential oils etc.
Aromatherapy
Energetics An Oriental Approach by Gabriel Mojay
It may at first sight seems strange to apply to aromatherapy (a therapeutic
approach that seems so distinctly European) the theories of an ancient
medical tradition that originated in China. That is, until we reflect
that vital energy – whether we we call it Qi or Dynameis – is
as universal to humanity as is aromatic plants to the planet.
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The
Use of Essential Oils by Maureen Farrell If we focus
on the therapeutic use of essential oils and on aromatherapy, we can explore
at various levels. Perhaps the most obvious is that of the pharmacological
and physiological effect; the concept of the “magic bullet”
and the allopathic approach of matching a remedy to a symptom.
Parkinson
Disease Project by Shirley Price The idea to carry
out a trial on people suffering from Parkinson’s Disease originated
when a dear friend of mine contracted the illness, but was sceptical about
trying aromatherapy.
Integrated
Natural Therapies by Teddy Fearnhamm “Our most
fervent desire as aromatherapists is to get aromatherapy recognised and
used as a serious alternative to traditional medicine.” Reading these
words in a recently written article from overseas I was reminded how very
far we have progressed in the United Kingdom in the discipline of clinical
and scientific aromatherapy.
Kinesiology
An Integrated approach for complementary therapists by Maggie
la Tourelle Kinesiology, as well as being a complete system of
natural health care in its own right, can be applied with very positive
results in any therapy or walk of life. Kinesiology spans the full spectrum
of health and healing from its application in the more physical therapies
such as chiropractic to the more subtle domain of healing and energy work.
It is practised world wide by doctors, dentists, chiropractors, osteopaths,
naturopaths, physiotherapists, nutritionists, counsellors, healers and
in almost every branch of alternative and complementary medicine
Applied
Kinesiology Facilitates A Truly Holistic Approach by Brian
Butler In 1964, Dr. George Goodheart, D.C., a chiropractor stumbled
upon a remarkable discovery. Using some standard kinesiological muscle
tests to analyse a patient’s postural problems, he noted one muscle
was particularly tight, and that other muscles opposing it tested weak.
The man had suffered from long-term back pain which had not resolved after
much treatment.
What
is an Allergy by Dr DF Smallbone A true allergy reaction
is a body response to a specific allergen, some basic chemical struc-
ture to which the body’s reactive processes are triggered.
Allergy
Testing in the Laboratory by Mark Varey The term
allergy is derived from two Greek words which mean “altered reactivity”.
An allergy is an immune reaction to a normally harmless substance, be
it food or environmental agent such as dusts, pollens or chemicals. Allergic
reactions are termed hypersensitivities.
Applied
Kinesiology Muscle Testing for Allergies & Food Sensitivities
by Brian Butler When the knowledge of how to use
a muscle test to test foods was first made public in 1972, the approach
was somewhat simplistic, however, this did not prevent people from achieving
amazing results with this powerful new tool.
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