Holistic Wellness In The NewAge: A Comprehensive Guide To NewAge Healing Practices 

 

 

Energy Medicine and Vibrational Medicine have come a long way and people are asking about the Rationale behind this form of Medicine and I would like to draw your attention to the fact that it is as old and ancient as Homoeopathy or Accupuncture. I came accross the following research and the source is also mentioned at the end What is urgently needed is to be able to read the language of electromagnetic biocommunication to complement our understanding of the genetic code. (Smith 1994)Rationale for vibrational medicines The rationale behind vibrational medicine is straightforward: diseases and disorders alter the electromagnetic properties of molecules, ceils, tissues
and organs. In addition to the familiar regulatory systems studied by hysiologists, the human body contains an electromagnetic control network. Ancient methods such as
acupuncture recognize, understand and treat via these systems. Modem research is determining their biophysical mechanisms and electromagnetic 'languages'.When a particular molecule is deficient or altered or in excess because of a disease or disorder, normal functioning can sometimes be restored with a drug. This is the basis for pharmacology. Vibrational medicines such as homeopathy
demonstrate that similar or even better results can be obtained by providingthe electromagnetic fingerprint or signature of a natural substance (Smith 1994). The substance, or its electromagnetic signature, challenges  e defence and repair systems to respond, without the side-effects of pharmacological interventions. In ome cases an imbalanced system is estored by introducing a signal that
cancels a discordant or pathological frequency that is disturbing the body. In bodywork and movement therapies, the emanations from a therapist's own tissues can provide
electromagnetic information that opens or augments vital
communications in a patient's tissues. Light and sound therapists apply energies of particular frequencies to appropriate points on the body (e.g.'colorpuncture', Mandel 1986). These energetic approaches are not based on vague or obscure theories. For example, studies of energetic phenomena have provided most of the images of atoms and molecules shown in chemistry and biochemistry texts. Spectroscopy is the general field of study, and a series of Nobel prizes speak to its significance. Developments in spectroscopy are losely linked to quantum theory and
to our understanding of the fundamental nature of all matter, both animate and inanimate. Astronomers and astrophysicists use spectroscopic methods to determine the composition of stars and other objects that are too far away to allow close-up study.  Medical spectroscopy and the 'water system'

Biomedical scientists are beginning to use spectroscopic methods in the detection and cure of diseases (Jackson & Mantsch 1996). Their results confirm what energy therapists
have known for a long time: the human body emits vibratory
information that precisely specifies the activities taking place within. Modem researchers are generally unaware of the extensive background exploration done by the founders of
various vibrational medicines, and by those who have carefully and thoughtfully continued these lines of inquiry.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a spectroscopic method that is widely and successfully used for medical diagnosis. MRI works because tumours contain abnormal arrangements of water (Damadian 1971, Damadian et al 1974). Most physiologists attach no significance to this important fact, as they do not recognize that the body has a 'water system' involved in communication and regulation. In contrast, homeopathy and other vibrational medicines take advantage of the water system and its great sensitivity to
electromagnetic felds

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