BodyTalk Possible adjunct to Gupta healing.???

[niaholt]

I just saw this on a CFS site where this guy does a demonstration on You Tube which ties in with Ashoks theory beautifully as he talks about the Amygdala. He talks about our brain being an electrical system and becasue of stress the systems get over loaded and need re focusing. He shows you how to do it. He also mentions this is the cause of many immune illnesses like FM/CFS. The demo shows how to re channel the electrical systems yourself doing it for a minute a day. This is very similar to what I have been getting at Neurolink. He makes a lot of sense..

[niaholt]

Sorry, forgot to post the link

http://www.bodytalksystem.com/learn/access/cortices.cfm

[annie]

it does make sense and it is certainly easy. i will do it often, are you doing this?
thank you for posting it.

[i_remember_me]

Just watched the "Cortices Technique" video with the head and chest tapping. Little peculiar. Don't want to come over the cynic but is there any credible scientific research behind it? To me it looks like a basic placebo effect. Obviously if it works for people, that's great, but it looks a little far fetched to be taken seriously. I like the techniques Ashok advocates because they're well documented to be clinically valid (meditation, thought pattern breaking, breathing exercises etc), but this looks like typical crystal healing BS to me. Sorry to be so blunt!

[niaholt]

I did not introduce this topic to challenge Ashoks program which I am behind 150% and am so greatful for. However some of us are taking longer to get better and look to getting a little more help from wherever to compliment and enhance his program. I had the Ok from the Gupta AR program to try EMDR for routing out blockages and 2 lots of counselling from them. My interest peaked about Bodytalk because it talked about the role of the Amygdala in rebalancing the brain systems and my ears twigged. The field of energy is whole area of discussion for some where else ie quantum physics.

I would have to be the worlds greatest sceptic too but when I saw Ashoks program I knew it was meant for me. However I have shown it to others only for them to take offence.....turned away in disgust.....still in the belief they are full of bugs. So there you go. What means somthing to one person means nothing to someone else and may very well work for one and not the other. Like EFT.....tapping.....sounds silly too but works for millions of people who use it say it works.

I was particularly taken with the fact that schools, psychologist and speech therapists are having success with some of these Kinesology programs for chidlren with learning disorders.....The LEAP program started my a marine biologist PHD Charles Krebs who was left in a wheel chair after a diving accident and got himeslf well devising this kind of therapy. His blog explains his thinking on brain malfunction. http://www.ileapusa.blogspot.com/..

This site is about Bodytalk where they measured the childrens learning after 11 wks of treatment.http://www.bodytalksystem.com/learn/new ... .cfm?id=66

All this info just flows past me in my isolation and if someone can get any benefit well and good on their journey to recovery.

[Recovery Soon]

Your post was very clear. It was introduced as an adjunct to the Gupta program. Sometimes people think they need his blessing to try anything related to CFS.

You have to be the ultimate authority on what you try or don't try.

[ldg]

I have used kinesolosy and it improved my brain fog heaps. It would also clear emotional stresses but they would return, I was in a stressful situation. So it may or may not do anything but I will spend one minute a day tapping.

I would rather be healed by placebo than some experimental drug.

Has a skeptic ever done anything to improve the world?

[i_remember_me]

A little over-defensive here people, I simply said it appeared to be a technique lacking in credibility, but please read where I said "If it works for people, that's great". Of course the placebo effect can be very valuable, and the end result is more important than the means, but don't be bitter about people who simply express their opinion not to partake. To me all the BodyTalk stuff about electrical interference and standing waves sounds very similar to crystal healing and its talk of bio-magnetic fields.

I didn't say anything about this being a challenge to Ashok's programme, of anybody having to choose one over the other, of needing Ashok's approval etc. I simply mentioned that the AR techniques are my preference right now, and explained why. There's no need to get in a sweat about it and start railing against skepticism in general (but may I just say how silly it is to ask if a skeptic has "ever done anything to improve the world" - science relies upon healthy skepticism to remain robust and useful, and I think you'll find science has had a fair few benefits).

[Recovery Soon]

Skepticism is healthy. Some people accept everything out of Gupta's mouth as law, which is not healthy.