The body has great potential for regeneration. Healers from all over the world are discovering just how important it is to understand this. So much of what affects our bodies is related to more than just the physical. Traumatic experiences that affect our emotions, for example, can cause damage to the cells in our body and result in illness and disease. This is why understanding more about cellular healing is important.
Stress, whether it comes from a traumatic event, daily difficulties or a number of other factors, causes certain chemical reactions in the body. Chemicals flow into the bloodstream and straight to receptors in cells. This can cause blockages in a cell, resulting in degeneration. A cell loses communication with other cells and is unable to function normally. The damage is then transmitted to new cells being formed before the old damaged cells die.
Cells retain the information from your birth to the present day. Any emotional trauma like rejection or abuse or even ongoing stress on a daily basis can damage cells to the extent that illness results. This can happen within a specific organ or a more systemic illness may be experienced throughout the whole body.
Healing is complex and there are no formulas that can be applied to exactly how long it takes to happen. Some results are spontaneous but most come through a disciplined approach. The cells in the body, for example, all regenerate at different rates. Practitioners work together with the natural timing of the body. They basically help the client to deal with any issues and open them up to allow energy to flow through them so that the body can work at its best.
Survivors of serious diseases appear to be able to access degenerative cell memories and release them so that they are not passed on to the next generation of cells. New cells are therefore born healthy. Research is being done which appears to back up the fact that our emotions are neurologically linked to our bodies and affect what happens in our cells.
Numerous health practitioners are now offering these services. They help clients on their journey to discovering the root causes of their health problems and assist them in the self healing process. Their approaches and tools they use vary considerably. It is important to find a practitioner who has some experience and preferably one who has testimonials from many satisfied clients.
Sessions usually last about an hour and the number required varies, according to the problems experienced by the client. The reaction to therapy varies too, with some individuals feeling energetic whilst others may feel sleepy. Some people experience fairly quick results and others need to attend a number of sessions before they report significant results.
There is research being conducted that offers compelling evidence that our thought patterns do affect our whole body chemistry, and can suppress our immune system. What is repressed instead of expressed ends up affecting our cells and being detrimental to our health. However, the possibility does exist for us all to have a healthy relationship with our minds, bodies and emotions and there are practitioners trained to guide one on this journey.
Stress, whether it comes from a traumatic event, daily difficulties or a number of other factors, causes certain chemical reactions in the body. Chemicals flow into the bloodstream and straight to receptors in cells. This can cause blockages in a cell, resulting in degeneration. A cell loses communication with other cells and is unable to function normally. The damage is then transmitted to new cells being formed before the old damaged cells die.
Cells retain the information from your birth to the present day. Any emotional trauma like rejection or abuse or even ongoing stress on a daily basis can damage cells to the extent that illness results. This can happen within a specific organ or a more systemic illness may be experienced throughout the whole body.
Healing is complex and there are no formulas that can be applied to exactly how long it takes to happen. Some results are spontaneous but most come through a disciplined approach. The cells in the body, for example, all regenerate at different rates. Practitioners work together with the natural timing of the body. They basically help the client to deal with any issues and open them up to allow energy to flow through them so that the body can work at its best.
Survivors of serious diseases appear to be able to access degenerative cell memories and release them so that they are not passed on to the next generation of cells. New cells are therefore born healthy. Research is being done which appears to back up the fact that our emotions are neurologically linked to our bodies and affect what happens in our cells.
Numerous health practitioners are now offering these services. They help clients on their journey to discovering the root causes of their health problems and assist them in the self healing process. Their approaches and tools they use vary considerably. It is important to find a practitioner who has some experience and preferably one who has testimonials from many satisfied clients.
Sessions usually last about an hour and the number required varies, according to the problems experienced by the client. The reaction to therapy varies too, with some individuals feeling energetic whilst others may feel sleepy. Some people experience fairly quick results and others need to attend a number of sessions before they report significant results.
There is research being conducted that offers compelling evidence that our thought patterns do affect our whole body chemistry, and can suppress our immune system. What is repressed instead of expressed ends up affecting our cells and being detrimental to our health. However, the possibility does exist for us all to have a healthy relationship with our minds, bodies and emotions and there are practitioners trained to guide one on this journey.
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