Category: Healing

Bioelectromagnetic Healing Posted on

Bioelectromagnetic Healing, its History and a Rationale for its Use

Thomas F. Valone Integrity Research Institute, 1220 L Street NW, Suite 100-232 Washington DC 20005 Presented at Whole Person Healing Conference & Tesla Energy Science Conference, 2003 Abstract Bioelectromagnetics (BEMs) is the study of the effect of electromagnetic fields on biological systems [1]. Though electromagnetic fields have sometimes been associated with potential for harm to the body, there are many BEM instruments and devices re-emerging in the 21st century, based on high voltage Tesla coils, that apparently bring beneficial health improvements to human organisms. The Tesla coil class of therapy devices constitute pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) that deliver broadband, wide spectrum, nonthermal photons and electrons deep into biological tissue. Electromedicine or electromagnetic healing are the terms applied to such developments in the ELF, RF, IR, […] Read More

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1992: ELF Electromagnetic Disease

From Youth Action News by C.B. Baker, February, 1992 The physics and engineering behind electromagnetic disease transmission is truly amazing. Back in 1974, Soviet biologist A.P. Dubrov reported that “all living organisms emit gravitational (electromagnetic) waves.” Dubrov recited data from his own experiments with polarizing microscopes (which divide light into its components for easier observation) to support his claim that high-frequency oscillations, or rhythmic movements, of the cell’s molecules, can generate biogravitational electromagnetic waves and can propagate (transmit) them over long distances. Dubrov discovered that photons as well as ultrasonic sound can be observed emanating from cells as they divide. He then made an association between these rhythmic events and biogravitational electromagnetic waves, and proposed that the human brain cold coordinate these waves to produce […] Read More

Yoga Posted on

Yoga on the Go: Moon Salutation

  There is definitely a specific pleasure in taking a public yoga class: listening to the wisdom of the teacher, exploring new postures, and simply being in the studio space with the instant community created. You just can’t replace that experience. However, there are times in life when you need yoga and a drop-in class is not a possibility—situations where just a little bit of movement can make a really big difference, and you may not even have a yoga mat at your disposal. Perhaps you crave a break during a long-distance cycling trip, or need to get out of your head and step away from your desk on a busy workday, or maybe you were too busy to get to class and want to […] Read More

Alternative Methods Posted on

KEROSENE – a Universal Healer

by Walter Last Turpentine and petroleum distillates similar to kerosene have been used medicinally since ancient times and are still being used as folk remedies up to the present. They were used in ancient Babylon to treat stomach problems, inflammations and ulcers. The process of distilling crude oil/petroleum into hydrocarbon fractions was first described in the ninth century in Persia. The use of these petroleum products is most widespread in poorer countries, including Russia, Eastern Europe and Africa. A recent study in Nigeria found that about 70 per cent of the population used petroleum products medicinally [1]. The most common applications are for infections and infectious diseases, autoimmune diseases, cancer, arthritis and rheumatic diseases in general. Even the Rockefellers supposedly started their fortune by selling […] Read More

Colds & Flu Posted on

INSTANT CURE OF THE COMMON COLD

by Walter Last There is an intimate connection between lactose as in milk products and the common cold. Earlier biochemists must have known something that modern biochemists have forgotten and the medical profession has never known when they named oxidized galactose ‘mucic acid’. I found this out 30 years ago while researching health problems related to lactose. Lactose or milk-sugar consists of one molecule each of glucose and galactose linked together. Glucose, of course, is our main muscle fuel. Babies need galactose as an important building block of the brain, the central nervous system and several proteins. Because of our bigger and more complex brain mother’s milk is even higher in lactose than animal milk to ensure that the baby obtains sufficient galactose. In later […] Read More

Acid / Alkaline Posted on

ALKALIZING WITH SODIUM BICARBONATE AND POTASSIUM CITRATE

by Walter Last Our metabolism works best when the lymph fluid is slightly acid while the blood is always slightly alkaline. If the diet is deficient in minerals or the cellular energy production is inefficient, and produces much lactic acid instead of oxidizing nutrients to carbon dioxide and water, then the body gradually becomes too acid. This leads to loss of minerals and inflammations with pain and oversensitivity. Chronic inflammations cause most of the discomfort and health deterioration associated with chronic diseases. The most common conditions associated with inflammations are infections and Candida problems, autoimmune diseases, including arthritis, and cancer. To reduce and eventually stop destructive inflammations the body needs to be alkalized. This is best done with mineral-rich vegetables, especially green leaf-vegetables and green […] Read More

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Posted on

1999: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Case History & Analysis #1

(Please print out this document and read it offline.) (Updated: August 11, 1999) Below is a case history of Beth, a wonderful 24-year-old young lady who is using Holistic Healing techniques to recover from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). I met her in an ongoing Holotropic Breathwork class and I thought that her case would be an excellent example of how Holistic Healing involves more than just breathwork or any one technique. It is true that in many cases, one technique such a breathwork, acupuncture, natural foods diet, etc. can cause significant healing and symptomatic changes. But in most cases, it is necessary to consider a variety of issues and devise a healing plan that will gradually build health over time. Beth was kind enough to […] Read More

Ayurvedic Posted on

What”s Your Dosha? Skincare for your ayurvedic type

By Nancy Lonsdorf Have you ever had a friend recommend an “amazing new anti wrinkle cream or makeup line only to find that it gave you acne or dried out your skin? It happens all the time, because skin types vary as much as people do. Although you” familiar with dry, sensitive, and oily skin types, the ancient healing system of India, ayurveda, looks at skin types in a different way: connecting your body’s outer layer to inner and overall mind-body health. Knowing your ayurvedic skin type can help you unfold your skin’s natural beauty and radiance, slow aging, and heal problem areas from the inside out. What’s your skin type? The key to ayurvedic skincare is as simple as vata, pitta, kapha€that is, knowing […] Read More

Uterine Fibroids Posted on

Uterine Fibroids

by Dr. Rita Louise Uterine fibroids Latina: Uterus myomatosus (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Uterine fibroids are the most common benign (non-cancerous) tumor found in women. As many as three out of four women have uterine fibroids. In most cases, they present no problems and do not require any treatment at all. In fact, most women are unaware they have fibroids, because fibroids often do not cause any symptoms. Fibroids form in the muscle tissues of the uterus. They start out as an irregular cell in the muscle layer of the uterus and slowly grow into a tumor-like mass of connective tissue. The can develop as a single growth, or grow in clusters. Their size can range from that of an apple seed to larger than a […] Read More

Stroke Posted on

Alternative and Complementary Medicine for Stroke

Ginkgo Biloba Ginkgo biloba is used both to prevent and treat stroke. It helps to prevent blood clots from developing and increases blood flow to the brain. This herb has also been shown to inhibit free-radical formation. Ginkgo is widely used in Europe to treat complications of stroke, including memory and balance problems, vertigo and disturbed thought processes. Many studies show that this herb increases blood flow to the brain. Ginkgo also helps reduce fragility of the capillaries. (Capillaries are the tiny blood vessels that fan throughout your body.) This can help prevent hemorrhagic stroke. European physicians often prescribe an extract of ginkgo leaves for stroke survivors. Many doctors say that ginkgo prevents the stroke and, more importantly, it is nontoxic. Select a product containing […] Read More