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Articles: neurological
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Biodanza and Parkinson's Disease: Proposal of Motor Existential Rehabilitaion
by Rolando Toro Araneda
Parkinson's disease is a progressive disorder of the central nervous system causing physical symptoms such as muscular rigidity and tremor by which it is most usually recognized. However, it affects the whole person's existence producing distinct psychological symptoms also.
Neural Organisation Technique
by Dr Carl Ferreri
Neural Organisation Technique (NOT), a non-invasive, kinesiologically-based treatment protocol, is designed to recognise any of the disorganisations that may be found within the neural programmes of these primal survival systems if damaged or otherwise compromised.
Neural Therapy
by Angelica Hochadel and Sigfried Trefzer
In the naturopathically oriented medical and 'Heil-praktiker' clinics 'neural therapy' as described by 'Huneke' (1925) has been considered to be one of the best therapeutic measures and empirically evaluated skills against degeneration, pain and disease.
Parkinson's Disease
by June Butlin
There are about 120,000 people in the UK with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the central nervous system affecting muscular movement. This article by June Butlin makes an important contribution to the field, both with regard to understanding the possible causes and risk factors of Parkinson's disease, discussing conventional medical treatment, as well as identifying major environmental, nutritional and herbal approaches.
The Pain Jungle – Assessment and Treatment with Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)
by Nicky Snazell
Would you like to learn about an effective drug and surgery free treatment for pain relief? If the answer is a sceptical yes then please read on.
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