Biofeedback therapy
Biofeedback is a form of regulatory medicine, like homeopathy, acupuncture and other recognized complementary therapy methods, and is an effective tried and tested method.
Biofeedback therapy is one of the medical treatments that can complement conventional medicine. It is a non-invasive, painless, and quick method of testing and holistic treatment that can help a wide range of diseases successfully!
This is exciting because many diseases, especially allergic and chronic diseases, are difficult to work with.
When we don’t feel well, the bio-field of our bodies has become distorted as a result of environmental, chemical, or emotional stress. Biofeedback is used to scan the body and then correct imbalances in the human bio-field and stimulate the body’s functions. The technology is designed to adjust your body’s energy patterns and effectively ‘tune’ them to a harmonious frequency, which can help with problems hidden deep in your physiology.
How Biofeedback works
Biofeedback is based on the idea that unhealthy cells or organs emit altered electromagnetic waves due to DNA damage.
Biofeedback researchers believe that detecting these waves can diagnose disease while changing these waves back to their normal frequency will treat disease. It makes use of a machine to determine the frequency of energy wavelengths emitted by the body. The results of these tests are then used to diagnose disease.
Through a simple and effective voice analysis system, one is able to “reads” the energy wavelengths from the body. This is the diagnostic procedure. The biofeedback software can then work with those measured energy frequencies to allow the body’s cells to vibrate at their “natural frequency,” thus helping the client to face an improved state of health.
What does Biofeedback work on?
Biofeedback is finding a wide range of applications in complementary medicine clinics. Biofeedback aims to rebalance and re-educate your body, including allergy and intolerance-related problems, gastrointestinal disorders, smoking cessation, fatigue, insomnia, rheumatoid arthritis, and much more. Biofeedback may be beneficial even if you feel your body is out of tune.
A therapy session is likely to begin with, a personal diagnosis to determine whether the person would benefit from biofeedback. If so, a course of treatment, as well as any dietary requirements, would be recommended.
The frequencies in the human body are corrected with biofeedback therapy. The body can repair itself and protect itself from the environment when cells work at their optimal frequency. The body must function at its best to improve, heal, or boost happiness.
Everyone nowadays seems to be looking for a natural way to improve their health, rather than seeking ways that will negatively affect their body.
If you want to start a long-term healthy habit, one thing you can do is start drinking teas that are high in antioxidants and other beneficial ingredients.
Enjoyed for centuries, tea tends to be almost calorie-free, full of flavor, and it is generally among the healthiest of drink choices.
Types of Tea
First of all, it’s important to note that true “tea” all comes from the same plant: Camellia sinensis.
The classification of this tea depends on how the plant’s tea leaves are prepared and processed.
There are five types of teas;
- Black tea
- Green tea
- Oolong tea
- Pu-erh tea
- White tea
However, in modern times it is not only these traditional teas that are enjoyed by the majority of the population. There is also a wide range of herbal tea drinks made from flowers, grains, leaves, and mushrooms.
Teas made from (or infused with) spices, herbs, and other plant materials are herbal teas (also known as tisanes). Tea leaves aren’t used in tisanes, unlike different types of tea.
Herbal tea is slightly more precise because it combines almost any edible tea plant’s leaves, fruits, bark, roots, or flowers, extracted in hot water. Herbal tea allows you to get all of the plant’s benefits in an easy-to-digest form.
Caffeine is present in some herbal teas but is usually absent in most of them. They can be used for various purposes, including relaxation, stomach relief, and even inflammation reduction. They’re delicious hot or cold, making them a versatile beverage for all seasons.
Benefits of Tea
Tea is sometimes just a single ingredient, and other times it’s a combination of herbs and flowers. Although there are many different types of teas, many of them have similar health benefits.
The polyphenols in some teas load them up with antioxidants that benefit the body in several ways. Antioxidants nurture a healthy lifestyle and give the boost of energy needed to get through a busy day.
Antioxidants are produced naturally in our bodies to help combat free radicals caused by oxidative stress; they aren’t always enough, so we need to supplement with antioxidants from other sources.
Antioxidants are essential for neutralizing free radicals and oxidative stress, two of the leading causes of cancer.
Depending on the plants used to make them, different herbal teas have different benefits. Chamomile, for example, is calming, whereas ginseng is energizing. Some teas, such as hibiscus, can even help to keep blood pressure in check.
There are many herbal tea remedies available. And there is usually one that can really help the client with whatever health issue they are dealing with.
Drinking herbal tea without sugar or honey regularly can help you lose weight and muscle mass. It may also help lower blood sugar and lower the risk of a heart attack. Certain herbal teas contain caffeine, giving you an energy boost, while others can help you relax after a long day at work.
In the Biofeedback Beneficial Tea Panel program, you will be scanned across 43 of our pre-programmed items. You can see which of the teas resonated the most with you in your biofeedback report. Drinking that type of tea regularly for the next 30-45 days has nourishing and rejuvenating effects for your body.
It’s important to remember that it’s not just about what you eat when it comes to your health; it’s also about what you drink. That is why knowing what types of tea are resonating with you at this current state of your body’s health is very vital.