Vibrational Medicine
Vibrational Medicine is based on the premise that human bodies are made up of inter-connecting fields of energy and that when a human body is not well that it is the result of one or more of these fields of energy being unbalanced and that the re-balancing of these energies will help to re-establish a person’s good health. It covers a variety of healing modalities which include:
- Phototherapy: harnessing the healing power of natural sunlight to prevent cancer, reverse clinical depression, alter moods, increase bone density and much more.
- Color therapy: using selected wavelengths of natural sunlight to create a physiological, psychological or energetic response in a patient.
- Homeopathy: using the "memory of water" to imprint a patient with the healing properties of selected substances.
- Sound therapy: the therapeutic use of sound waves to create a healing response in the patient. Music therapy is one branch of sound therapy.
- Spiritual healing: harnessing the power of prayer and focused intention to alter the health outcome for a patient. Also called "non-local medicine." It is well supported by double-blind placebo studies.
- Mind/body medicine: harnessing the power of the patient’s own mind to affect healing. This is typically accomplished through meditation exercises, laughter as medicine, or creative visualization exercises. The proven power of the placebo effect demonstrates the enormous healing potential of this modality (in tens of thousands of medical studies, the placebo effect has been proven more effective than any prescription drug known to mankind).
- Acupuncture: the use of tiny needles to alter the flow of chi (energy) through the body for a specific health reason.
- Magnetic therapy: the use of permanent magnets or electromagnets to catalyze a healing response in the patient. Some magnetic therapies attempt to augment the Earth’s magnetic field; others deliver high-energy magnetic bursts in an attempt to destroy cancer tumors.
- Crytals, gems and rocks: the harnessing of vibrations from crystals and other rocks for healing purposes. All crystals vibrate. In fact, if you are reading this report, you’re using crystal vibration right now! (The CPU clock in your computer operates on a timing signal generated by a crystal.)
- Electromedicine: applying small electrical currents to selected points on the body to accelerate healing, repair broken bones, create changes in muscle training and body tension, destroy invading bacteria, and other uses. The body already relies on electromedicine for internal healing. All bones, for example, are piezo-electric devices that create an electric charge when stressed, attracting minerals like calcium to the site of the charge. In addition, a continuous electric current, when applied to the skin over a blood vessel, kills bacteria present in the blood. Electromedicine has great potential for healing.