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Helping the Body Achieve BALANCE with Biofeedback
Gina H. Jones, Certified Biofeedback Specialist and Iridologist
Biofeedback is a therapeutic technique, established through
scientific measures, that enables people to improve their
health by using signals from their own bodies. This non-invasive
technique measures bodily functions such as breathing,
blood pressure, skin temperature and muscle tension.
With the use of electronic instrumentation, unconscious
physiological
activities and habitual patterns are monitored and relayed
back to the patient. When the electrical signal is relayed
back to the body, the body recognizes the change that
needs to be made to achieve balance and begins to heal.
Biofeedback and Stress
Stress is the underlying cause of most illness. It is important
to teach ourselves how to effectively deal with stress
so that it does not negatively affect our health over time.
There are essentially
three phases to stress:
1 - Stressors - environmental, interpersonal,
familial, or job-related events - that cause us to
react.
2 - Our reactions to stressors -
perceived as positive or negative - affect our physiology.
3 - Changes in our physiology over
time - as our body reacts to stressors - that can lead
to
chronic habits and ultimately,
pain.
If we don’t
immediately notice symptoms as we encounter stress, our
response remains undetected and
can become
a dysfunctional habit, which could create long-term
health problems. Active Participation
Healing the body requires active participation. Changing
behavior is a necessary step in the healing process. A
biofeedback device and biofeedback therapist can help the
client become aware of behaviors that may be the root of
a health problem or circumstances that trigger symptoms.
However, neither the device nor the therapist can diagnose
or cure disease. When the device sends signals to initiate
balancing the energy within the body, the client’s
body actually begins to balance those signals and starts
the healing process. It is also necessary for the body
to have adequate vitamins and minerals and to practice
relaxation breathing techniques, get adequate exercise
and properly hydrate the body.
Biofeedback
Applications
When the body is under stress, the imbalance can manifest
into an illness. Some of these stresses can appear as:
| Chronic tension headaches |
Anxiety |
| Migraines |
Incontinence |
| Hypertension |
Bruxism (teeth grinding) |
| ADD/ADHD |
TMJ (if due to muscular stress) |
| Addictions (drug and alcohol) |
Asthma |
| Arthritis |
Epilepsy/seizure disorders |
Other areas where successes have been noted are: depression,
allergies, digestive disorders, pain, weight issues, fatigue
and insomnia. Biofeedback Devices
A biofeedback device is any device that feeds back information
from the body. Two of the simplest, most common biofeedback
devices are the thermometer and the weight scale. There
are many more complicated devices that are used by physical
therapists, dentists, doctors, psychologists, and specialists
in various other fields to help individuals cope with pain.
One of the most recent and technologically advanced biofeedback
devices uses a tri-vector system, which measures voltage,
amperage, and resistance. This is one of the first systems
that can not only read the body, but can send energy back
to the body to begin the healing process.
During testing,
the device resonates with thousands of tissues, organs,
nutrients, toxins and allergens for 1/100th of a
second and records the degree to which the body reacts. It
actually scans the body, like a virus scan on a computer.
The system measures the body’s frequencies and then
feeds back its own frequencies to redress or neutralize destructive
wave patterns.
Who Can Benefit?
Anyone who encounters stress can benefit from this form of
biofeedback. It is beneficial for people and animals of
all ages, including the unborn fetus. We are all creatures
who prefer balance. We all encounter stress that tries
to disrupt this balance on a daily basis. So, EVERYONE
can benefit from stress management with biofeedback.
What do people have to say after biofeedback?
~ “I Have lost 5 pounds since last session” (Female,
Age 71)
~ “It has been a week and I feel quietly energized
and free of upsets. I would recommend this to everyone!” (Female,
RN, Age 53)
~ “My hormonal imbalance is improving. My menstrual
cycle has gone from a 17 day cycle to a 26 day cycle” (Female,
Age 20)
~ “Relieved pain in my right knee and some uncontrollable
jerking of my right leg” (Male, Age 56)
~ “Three days after my first session, I have feeling
in the back of my arm. I haven’t had feeling there
since a car accident 5 years ago!” (Female, Age 28)
~ “Eye doctor said my eyes have improved” (Female,
Age 54)
~ “Gina, I feel “in control” for the first
time in 10 years!” (Female, Age 54)
~ “Great Results! I have significantly more energy,
strength, endurance, relaxation, ease in falling asleep,
much less arthritic pain, more joint flexibility. One person
noticed before/after that I looked 3 years younger!” (Male,
Age 74)
~ “My 18-month-old no longer has a continually runny
nose and runny eyes due to her allergies” (Female,
Age 31)
~ “Dear Gina, I can only say one thing … Thank
you! I have not had a headache since I saw you 2 weeks ago!
This is incredible, for the first time in over 10 years;
I can experience life without that pain!” (Female,
Age 22)
Where can you go for this type of therapy?
Triad Iridology and Biofeedback is located in Asheboro, North
Carolina. The office is located inside Samson and the Lion
Natural Foods at 1528-D Zoo Parkway. Special arrangements
are available for appointments with bed-bound clients and
animals. Please call for an appointment.
Gina Hutchens Jones is the Certified Biofeedback Specialist
and Iridologist at this location. Gina graduated from the
University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1997. She
also attended Clayton College of Natural Health and was
certified as a Biofeedback Specialist in Toronto, Canada,
and is a member of NBCB. You can contact Gina at 336-626-IRIS
(office) or 336-963-4462 (mobile). Email at TriadIridology@aol.com
and visit the website at www.TriadIridology.com.
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