Speed healing of trauma injuries through self directed regeneration
90Results are directly related to the time and effort employed.
It hurts? Take a deep breath and feel all that tension, fear and pain, on the exhale let all that tension and fear go. Do this several times please to active the relaxation response. If successful you have just mastered the first step in self directed healing. This step is important because tension, fear or being emotional upset hinders the healing systems ability to function.
If it does not hurt and you know it's damaged you can apply stress to make it hurt, standing up straight on a hard floor is the method which has the smallest chance of causing further damage. There is also the jigsaw method you use the parts you can feel to define the parts you cannot same as in putting together a puzzle.
I discovered how to deal with the "pain" the morning after my last bicycle crash when it hurt to breath and I could not stand up straight. Standing in the living room it came to me, this is not how I'm going to spent the rest of my life. I knew of two ways to obtain extraordinary healing, through prayer or force of will. Exactly how they worked was unknown so I sat down and explored one thing both methods have in common. They originate or are activated inside your head.
The first thing I found as I explored inside my head was a pain signal. Upon examining that signal closely I discovered there was more information than location and ouch in it. Pain or a distress signal is a holographic burst transmission generated by injured cells.The ouch or pain part is the feeling centers interpretation of the flag or priority indicator of a distress signal.
If you route a distress signal through your visual cortex you will see in 3D color exactly whats wrong.
Ripped cables(muscles), crushed pipes(veins/arteries), crimped wires(nerves), muscle imbalances or anything else you have damaged. This routing is done by focusing on the distress signal in a manner very similar to focusing your eyes on a tiny detail while insisting, demanding, commanding to see what the problem is. Eye hand coordination the ability to scratch your nose without poking your eye out would require the sense of feel and sight to communicate. So a "channel" exists It's up to your to determine the content being processed.
Once you know exactly what the problem is it can be fix directly, speedily.
Pain has a peak intensity of approximately 220 volts. I can make that comparison because I burnt a pair of side cutters on a live line at work one day.
Yes if you focus on the signal to the degree necessary you will experience pain at peak intensities. The alternative to short term discomfort/agony is a life time of disability and pain.
You have an automatic regeneration/healing system, but it does not work well over distance. For example if the ends of cut muscles are not lined up exactly they are reattached as is or not at all, causing a muscle imbalance. So using isometric exercises or self massage you will have to line the loose ends up exactly so the auto system can reconnect them in the correct position.
Fresh injuries as in minutes old can be healed extraordinarily fast. Old injuries due limitations of the auto system and complications are a major hassle.The best example of a complication is limping or compensating. Most people shift muscle use and tension when injured to avoid aggravating the injury. This sets up muscle imbalances which over time become locked in, then they pull your joints and spine out of alignment. Those imbalances also increase the risk of further injury.
The process is tedious and painful but I can sprint across a street to beat traffic or put in a day at work where it use to hurt to breath.
I discovered this bit of human ability in Nov of 1986.
A very use full skill the relaxation response . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_applications_and_clinical_studies_of_meditation
The placebo effect can increase the effectiveness of sugar pills against disease between 5-10%. think of it as software. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo_Effect
- BBC News - Negative experiences can stop painkillers working
A patient's belief that a drug will not work can become a self fulfilling prophecy, according to researchers. To me the study indicates that the drugs do not work. If your expectations have that effect it's all a placebo effect.
- BBC News - Pain reduced by changing what you look at
What you look at can strongly influence how much pain you feel, a study reveals. This clearly shows how much "science" really knows about how your brain works...JamesB
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it does not work at all
i take a deep breath let tension go concentrate on pain close my eys and i do not see it
I dont really understand this. Its not helping my pain.
it worked for me my pain actually went away for the most part and lately i've been healing faster than usual
If it is working, than your pain is obviously just psychological. Pain is a reaction to a mishap, it's apart of life.
It would be interesting to see a more detailed version of this information given to several doctors to review as Im sure it has some merit but very little medical evidence/basis.
Most of your readers are going to be saturated with the 'generation NOW' mentality and will not have the insight or patience to consider it beyond the possabilities of immediate gratification.
Probably very little medical basis, thought provoking though.
i dont find this advice very usefull.
if you get pain from sprinting across a street you are obviously just not physically in shape at all
You need real medical care to help heal bad injuries
You have provided no form of evidence based practice to prove this works, and that said i doubt it will. PLEASE DON'T SUBSTITUTE THIS FOR PROPER MEDICAL TREATMENT.
James, You are obviously very well educated and John Doe makes a good point to very well put.
Honestly anyone who actually is small minded enough to doubt the power of the mind/body connection has never done anything that requires this connection! visualized breathing like tai-chi etc has been around thousands of years in chinese history along with focusing energy to certain points of your body through movement etc etc... seriously dont doubt the merit of this thread just because you yourself are to ignorent or impatient to master such techniques, better not to post at all!
Are you familiar with Dr John Sarno? His view point on healing is similar to yours and he's helped thousands of people with chronic pain.
Really good advice James, meditation can definetely help a healing process.
I can loosely associate this method with how ive dealt with anxiety/depression and the overall difficulty with life we all come to face everyday. It was all about locating the issue, and determining what was causing that issue and releiving the real culprit of its autocratic position over my thoughts, and well being.
For instance i once hated myself, but determined criticism sent down by media and most mainstream culture played off my insecurities for their benefit and hopes i would play that game. But realized that it wasnt I who had the problem, they just convinced me I did. In turn i realized who i was, and no longer hated myself, but saw the short comings of certain influences in society. Sometimes issues can be so deep we cannot recognize where they erupt.
I just read this today, and am extremely excited to try it out in the physical aspect. Im not entirely sure how to advance the healing, but to trust it to do it on its own? When i close my eyes and focus on the pain, and breath i feel as if im trying to alter it physically, as if i were 'telapathic.'
Im not sure i am understanding how to address this... what do you think?
If you have any additional info you wouldnt mind passing along, id greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
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Hi James.. you have hit the nail on the head and that is what incenses the medical community, because, if you get followers, their 'business' gets affected. Very good work.. pl keep it up..
this works you neophytes!!
This definately works. I do it all the time. I cut my arm one day just to see if it works and it did.-
I'm just a little surprized that this is on the internet. This in a way is an example of mental enlightment as you take control of your body by actually listening to it and going on manual instead of letting the auto-response do all the work, you plan it out and tell it how to do it. I do this when I'm nervous and it also calms me down.
-The nerve signals are like telephone calls to your building where you are the boss\mastermind and naturally know all the rules.When you apply this it is like you actually answering a call yourself and listening to the corresponding caller(whatever you are thinking of when you do this) and paying attention to the information the caller is providing. Pain is like an emergency call that alerts itself right away and is more noticeable than other calls depending on the degree of pain. Your feelings act as strategy map settings. Like a Snowy Mountain Valley in a military map and the pretty girl as a secondary optional priority and you passing that test as a primary optional priority and living through the day as your main goal.
Wonderful! This corroborates Doctor David R Hawkins' findings in his book 'Healing and Recovery'. Instant healing IS possible!
This is very interesting. Someone posted this link on my Yahoo Answers page because my ankle hurt when I move it too much (But not when I just walk normally). So if I just meditate on healing my ankle should it heal? Is that the basic gist of it? I was just wondering because I want to try it but I'm not quite sure how to do it. Please respond tot his comment and thanks you JamesB.
So should I just focus on the injury (so it can heal)? Or should I focus on healing the injury?
Looks good on paper, impractical in so many ways. While biofeedback is a known helpful treatment in pain relief, it is an adjunct, not a cure and certainly not a substitute for proper medical care. For instance, you can't think your way out of a ruptured appendix or a compound fracture. It's irresponsible of you to keep linking to this page as a cure-all.
JamesB, you are extremely knowledgable, with your explanation of the healing process but also with the way you are answering and responding to the questions/comments. This infect dies work. I have had a stances ankle for a few days now and in reading this I have practiced (and failed) but still continued to practice and I have finally kinda done it! It's not completely healed but it feels relieved for sure. Thanks to everyone on this page. Your critical thoughts and ideas have really taken a key role in LEARNING just how to do this.
Yes, it is working as you said. I also discovered this ability - and using it when needed.
With chronic pain it can be a little bit more challenging, because brain gets used to the pain software, but...it also works.
Thank you for sharing.
I am fond of the practices of meditation, and I have successfully opened my third eye before, but I can not produce an image of my injured wrist. All that happens is that the slight pain the I have simply vanishes. I know I can still use self directed regeneration through meditation with-out seeing the problem, but do you know why I can't? My injury is not bad, I believe it to be an hyper extension type injury, and I can still practice my tumbling, but if I position my hand wrong it can hurt quite bad. I know the human body is very complex, and that if I don't let my wrist heal I may cause permanent damage, but I have so much energy and can not refrain from training. So yeah, why can't I visualize the problem? Also, do you think I could do this while I sleep if I meditate on the issue before I go to sleep?
Appreciation given in advance if you take the time to answer.
Namaste
Ever heard of using commas? No offense, but run-on sentences kind of distract from what the article is saying.
I have a condition known as osgood-schlatters disease otherwise known as athletes knee. As a response to injury, my upper tibia grows bone onto itself. Could your treatment be used to cure this?
ok and also would it help if i had a picture of what was hurting me in front of me. like the tendons supporting my knee hurt so should i find i picture of them and then try?
HAHAHA you're a moron. People like you shouldn't even be allowed to spread their crazy ideas around. "Self-directed regeneration?" Do you hear how stupid that sounds? As a medical student let me give you some advice.
1. Learn some English. I could barely keep myself from vomiting over your complete bastardization of the language.
2. The medical community is not afraid of putting itself out of a job. There will always be plenty of conditions that voodoo or witchcraft or whatever can't cure and thus there will always be plenty of work for us to do.
3. You need to go to school and learn how the body works before you start coming up with your wonderful ideas and leading other ignorant people down the same misguided road.
4. I like the idea of meditation as a medium for pain management. Pain is psychological and therefore it would only make sense that putting yourself in a calm psychological state would help ease that pain. However, your ridiculous notion that you can reroute a pain signal "through your visual cortex [to] see in 3D color exactly whats wrong" could not be any further from the truth. The nerves that transmit pain stimuli do not transmit visual stimuli. Your nerves aren't tiny cameras that let you see inside yourself, and to assert that they are is lunacy. Whatever you are claiming to "see" when you concentrate on it is simply your imagination. To confuse your imagination with reality is a strong indicator of a psychiatric illness.
Believe me James, I hope no one else ever visits here.
I have to undoubtedly agree with what John is saying. As much as it is impossible to reroute your neural signals into different parts of your brain, it is equally blasphemous to think about something and have it healed "extraordinarily fast". Of course a specific state of mind has the capability to influence our hormone balance and induce physiological changes in the body. However, this article clearly overplays it by suggesting that even serious conditions can be remedied and downplays the crucial role that professional healthcare has in our society.
Even though John Smith sounds like an arrogant, douchebag medical student, he has the most valid points that were made on this entire page.
The support will facilitate healing. No placebo effect in the world will ever replace it. The placebo effect is limited in scope and the healing process is largely autonomous. Science tells us this.
great James, thanks
James, Thanks for posting this. I have experienced what you describe, but didn't have a clear picture of what was actually happening to me until I read your post.
I suffered two separate back injuries which aggravated an old injury from a car wreck a decade earlier. I had unrelenting back pain, including constant sciatica (absolutely not a second of relief) for a year and then found out I was expecting a child.
My back doctor refused to treat me until after the pregnancy and I went into intense physical therapy and biofeedback for pain management. Despite 3x weekly sessions, I had zero relief from sciatica and back pain. Then at 8 months gestation, I went to a faith healer who prayed over me to relieve my sciatica.
Then next day I went to physical therapy and during the session, my sciatica resolved and has never come back. Realizing the power, I continued biofeedback with heightened awareness. Following the birth, I did as you described: I activated my back pain and meditated on where it was coming from. I visualized the torn areas and sank into the pain.
Today, I am back pain free for the most part. It's an old injury for me, so it can still flare up if I'm not careful with my activities or have a sudden slip/fall, but I am able to self-heal rapidly if I address it right away. I believe in my own power.
Just wanted to share my experience. Thanks for providing a forum to do it.
i treat nerve impingement quite often or (trapped nerve as we call it)it can sometimes be an easy treatment and othertimes quite difficult to untrap depending how close to the vertible body the nerve is trapped. Sometimes its trapped in the facet joints due to imbalance or trauma i find this area easy. i start with therapeutic massage heat cupping then acupuncture hope this helps someone out there.Thats the crux of it but one needs to mix and match depending on client and the severity of the pain.
You know this idea is awful just awful ok! Holding your breath doesnt make pain go and it never will neither will concentrating on anything else the only sure way to get rid of an injury and clear the pain is to see a doctor and get it sorted properly your useless ideas jeeeeezz!
well some illnesses are untreatable everyone knows that their rare and nothing can be done about them. so holding your breath and all this nonsense about alternate medicine is awful, scientists work every day to find cures for any illness whether it be chronic or your standard everyday cold they try and find new ways to get rid of it.
I find all this Very interesting James. I am willing to try anything. I suffer with chronic pain from Multiple Scelerosis. Pain meds, doesn't always cover it all. I am on 3 scripts for pain treatment. I have had the hands on healing, which does relax, and relieves alot of pain. So I look forward to giving your therory a go. Thanks for the advise and suggestions. god bless
If I wish hard enough can I have a pony. You should not spread this "secret". Then everyone will have a pony. :(
This is useful but I want,to know how to stop the pain because I pullef a mucel in my right arm
Hello. I totally agree with the author. I figured this out a long time ago when I was a kid, but I didn't know what it is. If you really concentrate and put some positive thinking into it than you can fix a lot that is wrong with self. This applys to everything. I use this when I work out to get the most out of my exercise. You can also help others when they are in pain by telling them what you would tell yourself if in the same situation. Its not easy to explain. But its not hard to do, its very basic.
As useful as this could be once we practice enough and truly learn to concentrate, it's not useful right now; most people reading this are probably in pain right now. Nevertheless, it'll probably be more useful in the future :)
'Nobody'? That's a bit pessimistic. Not to mention we can't all go and get trashed...
Oh, that clears it up! Sorry for being slightly skeptical, thanks for replying. Again, very useful with the right scenario at least.
Can you please explain again what do I do after I make it hurt and then concentrate on the pain?
So what exactly are you doing? Exercise, massage, and meditation? I don't know if this has anything to do with what you said but this reminds me of something that I've started doing. I have terrible neck shoulder and arm pains because of my job and my hobbies. I'm always behind the wheel or working on a computer or on xbox. Last year my jaw started making a popping noise and giving me pain on the right side when I opened it wide. Whenever I was eating this was a huge problem. The dentist told me I had TMJ. Then a couple months later my neck started hurting. I've always had neck and back problems but last year neck started hurting so much that I could barely turn my neck without it hurting and it was almost impossible for me to drive because it caused me pain to keep my head in the forward position. I started resting as much as I could. In the morning when I woke up my neck was extremely stiff and I could not move it side to side and I was barely able to open my jaw. Then my shoulders and my chest started hurting especially when I tried to hold a position with my chest out and shoulders back. I learned now that my muscles were compensating for the injured ones. I was subconsciously standing and sitting in positions that over worked non injured muscles eventually causing them to be injured too. What I did to fix it stunned me. I was sitting around one day in a lot of pain and I started to pay attention to the pain trying to determine which muscle specifically were hurting. I found dozens of muscle knots all over my face, neck, shoulders, arms and everywhere that hurt. I pressed down on the knots really hard and massaged them. It hurt a lot but felt a little better afterwards. I started to notice where ever there was stiffness the muscle felt like it was asleep. I could not move it even if I focused. I mean I could move my neck but some specific muscles felt like they were cramped, could not loosen and hurt so much I couldn't move them. I started moving my neck/head in circles, left, right while focusing on those muscles and the area right around it that I could still feel. I found if I couldn't move my neck a certain direction, I could attack it at an angle and little by little it loosened it. Each time it made a cracking noise and I felt a lot of pain. It felt like the stiff area was velcro and I was pulling it off little by little. This took a long time. Probably about an hour or two. I noticed the pain went away completely on my back of my neck! I could move my neck around and it did not crack at all any more. Then I noticed some more pain where the base of the skull meets the neck. I started to focus on that and moved my head around again and got rid of the pain there too. Another thing that amazed me was my TMJ was completely gone! Now when I'm really stressed or tired and I do this to relax and loosen my muscles. I wish I could figure out a good method to do this to my arm because it still hurts when I move it certain ways. It is getting better but I'm still working on the best way to fix it. Thanks for the response!
This was truly helpful. I had my arm cut off and the pain receptors were so horrible. I tried this technique after dealing with doctors for three days and this stopped the pain! I have now reattached my arm through breathing and self meditation!
One word:
Biokinesis.
Precisely what you've been discussing altogether. Without, you know, the implied hypnotism. You've definitely got the right idea, James. I've healed all of my fractures/strains/swellings through said mentality. How else would Lance Armstrong overcome testicular and cephalic cancer? How would Shaolin monks regulate their heartbeats to impossible levels? My sole misgiving with your claim is relatively unrelated; notably, that I believe pain thresholds vary with each individual. But 220V wouldn't be off my own mark! Otherwise, count me as a positive for your long deserted tally.
Pain is just a signal your brain sends you to tell you that there is something wrong and it needs to be fixed. While I agree with this post (and might I add that it works for me ;D) I do not suggest using this as something to replace going to the doctors for. Say for example if you burned yourself slightly then this method will deffinately help but say if you cut your arm pretty bad, I suggest you go to the doctors to get that fixed up. But even if you do cut your arm badly and had to go to the doctors who says you still can't use this method to help with the painful healing process?
Stand up on a hard wooden floor?!?!?!?!? That's the WORST possible thing I could do!!!!!! I broke my foot (Jones Fracture) and I can't wait to get up and moving again. I have a walking cast and crutches and if I put any weight on my bad foot it will not heal and I will need a screw put in... thanks for the VERY helpful info when you dont even know my injury...
An utter waste of precious time. Ridiculous.
I dont get it how is focusing on the pain going to help it?
What you say is very much in tune with yoga and meditation and what has been practised for thousands of years by the Chinese and Indians and other cultures. Everything evolves from thought. Pain is an electromechanical signal generated by thought. You are correct to say that understanding the signals and the source of pain will assist in the healing process. You are also correct to say that this does not replace the doctor. However, it is a very powerful healing technique. There is no science to prove the power of thought, but most of us have an example of where the power of our minds overcame something we thought we wouldn't be able to.
Some great comments. And the fact that this blog has been active for a couple of years almost proves it's truth. You do have to believe a little, bit more importantly, you have to start understanding your own self and body, and mind!
Funny- you can not "speedheal" a sprained ankle because a sprained ankle doesn't really "heal" your ankle is weak for life unless you have surgery.
What about my whole body aches everyday I'm only 20. Nothings working
BUUUULLLSHITTTT
I've had neck pain for a few days I tried this and nothing worked.
Went to the doctor turns out I had to be prescribed medication for the pain I was sitting here for a good hour concentrating .
Truthfully when you show me your university degree saying you were taught this by someone who knew what they were doing then I will believe you
I really like the idea of this method..I stumbled upon this because I just stubbed my toe severely..but have to confess I just had 300mg of ibuprofen which I really did not want to do..I hate taking meds..If I can master this technique I know it will benefit me in other areas of my life as well.. Thank you James for taking the time to post.
How is it suppose to help heal my sprained ankle.
I'm not understanding
When i sprained my ankle during the basketball game, i kept on playing, which was a stupid thing to do. I've had X-Rays and there were no fractures. I was in crutches for 2 weeks and after that i went straight to the park to play basketball, which wasn't a good idea. I've been to the orthopedist, but he gave me pills, which doesn't help much. Both sides of my right ankle are still a bit swollen, and it hurts when i walk a lot. I havent played any sports for 3 months. What can i do to help my ankle heal?
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I think the biggest problem here is just how unconscious we have become, so 100% tuned out of our bodies ( and minds ) on a day-to-day basis. It’s only when something starts to really hurt or not feel right that we remember we're attached to these mobile blobs called our bodies.
If we paid better attention to ourselves - if we performed a regular self-check just like we lift our car bonnet to check the oil and water - we would probably recognise bunches of little hints and clues that parts of ourselves need attending to. For example: maybe we need to do some correctly performed exercises for strength, or to neaten up a skeleton that’s floppy and untidy and pinching nerves. We might need to stretch tight muscles, or massage knotted muscles that are giving us headaches. Maybe a cold pack is needed on an inflamed area to give it some relief at the very least whilst awaiting a doctor’s appointment. What happens if we ignore all that sort of stuff? Or if we don’t go looking for it?
It would be a rare person who was running like a perfect machine with not one single part of their body needing some level of attention. Do the maths and you will begin to see we all probably have stuff going on in our bodies that should be checked out and worked on. Little stuff, through to possibly big stuff.
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How do we figure any part of this stuff out about our bodies, all by ourselves?
Well, we don’t. Remember – no has ever said we have to diagnose and cure of all our daily and accumulated maladies all by ourselves by psychic scanning and starfish-type regeneration - or by any other means. But you? Yes, you. You can listen to your body. Does it ache anywhere? Is your posture and skeleton as aligned as it could be? Do you feel ill or funny after eating certain foods? Are you sleeping peacefully and well? Does your breath generally smell ok? When you pee or poop does it smell like an uncleaned public latrine? Ask yourselves these things, and more. Ask yourself often. Do it with the view in mind that YOUR BODY is the VERY FIRST WITNESS to something going wrong with you. Do it with the view in mind that YOU deserve to know what is going on when it comes to your body. You will only get better and better at this self-check if you do it regularly, and if you concentrate on it. You will never be 100% perfect at it, you may get some nasty surprises from the doctor, but expect that, just do the best you can for yourself, do not ignore yourself.
Today, the way things have become, it’s become normal and even expected to actually NOT tune into our own bodies. It’s become normal to know very little about our bodies, about our own ailments, about our own inner signals. We can trot off to the doctor when suddenly it has all gotten too much for us. We can let the doctor make all the diagnoses and decisions. Then we can trot off to the pharmacy, script in hand, and trot home totally disconnected from ourselves. We can swallow a pill. There are times when this path is the only answer. There are times when there are dozens of other paths and answers. I will not cast any negatives on doctors, they are brilliant, they are constant learners of new information, they are educators who pass their knowledge and advice onto us. They save lives. They are not to be cut out of any picture, they are here for you, on your side, and the more you can tell them about what you are feeling and experiencing the more accurate they can be in diagnosis and treatment.
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Now for some obvious stuff, stuff which I think is confusing people in this thread – if you have a serious injury, like if you break your leg or rupture an organ or split your guts open GO TO HOSPITAL ASAP. This is a very basic concept. This is STAGE 1 of beginning to treat and heal a major or serious injury. GET EMERGENCY HELP. FAST. This is your first line of survival. Do not sit around using psychic powers to try and heal yourself. Do not get muddled about that! It’s pretty straight forward. GET EMERGENCY HELP.
However, I will say this: unless the pain or the situation is utterly overwhelming you can use your mighty mind and your inner strength to try and remain calm while help is coming. You can try to help your body not freak out too much. You are your first medical officer. Calm and assess yourself.
And so…. You go to hospital. Then at some stage hospital releases you…
You are now home. Your injuries are hurting. Take the correct level of prescribed pain relief and other prescribed meds. Do what you have been told to do to aid and support your recovery. Rest if you’ve been told to. Get up and begin working that knee gently after reconstruction if you’ve been told to.
And use your self-check system. You know where you hurt. You know the worst pain sites. Your body is telling you it needs your help and support. Read up on natural pain relief techniques and feel free to ask your doctor or your hospital etc if you can use some of the more gentle and sensible ones to enhance your own healing. Do not ignore the wealth of information out there. Find ways to help yourself.
And think very carefully about your healing. Does it feel as if healing is progressing along ok? Are the parts of your body that were unaffected, still unaffected? Or are those parts now inflamed? Rashy? Tender? Do your best to build up some information about how you are going in your recovery so you can exchange that info with your medics.
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Remember this when you exit this post….
Women in childbirth have been taught techniques to lessen the extreme and intense pain of labour. Breathing. Relaxation. Focus. Working WITH their bodies, not AGAINST their own bodies. Muscle identification. Muscle control. Soothing music can help. Subtle light. Calm environment. Strong calm support. There are so many ways to TRY to help reduce pain. It is all about trying to get the body to work in the best possible fashion.
Meditation (done properly and well) has a great reputation for chilling out the mind and letting the body do it’s stuff. It lifts the mind away from the pain zone. Distracts it. But don’t expect to master meditative pain control in the midst of a medical crisis! Have a few meditation skills long before that moment that we hope never happens.
Spend years really listening to your body on a regular basis. Move your body, learn how to flex and stretch it to test it, learn how to examine it, learn how to feed and support it, don’t treat it like a stranger. And then maybe one day, I say maybe because there are no guarantees in life beyond death and taxes, you might actually find your body working for you and telling you what’s bothering it, and where. You might form a nice connection with it and begin to pick up signals you were oblivious to before, that you were unconscious to before. It all hinges on how well and how often you train and improve yourself to be ever more aware and alert.
Nature has given us so much possibility and potential. Explore that to the final letter. Because starting at ‘A’ and saying you don’t get it, or you don’t believe it, is no way to go. Do better! Test life yourself. Find your own results through your own efforts. You are not someone else in this tread with THEIR long or short, wise or foolish experiences. You are YOU.
"I have and will continue to down grade doctors because for the most part they are not only useless they are down right dangerous to your health."
This pretty much makes you lose all credability already. Your free to think whatever you want but saying doctors are useless and dangorous for your health is borderline retardation. Lets see you take your own advice after you receive a life threatening injury.
Tell that to people who receive transplants, dialysis, and other forms of treatments like chemotherapy when their bodies fail them or refuse to heal. See what kind of answers you get.
I'm beginning to think arguing with you is pointless, as with most writers who will do anything to defend their work, even if it means disagreeing with valid evidence. Doctors can prescribe medications, shots, provide physical healing and therapy courses. Depending on what kinds of damage you have, whether it be skin damage, bruises, swelling, or even broken bones, torn ligaments (sometimes twisted ankles and wrists along with other breaks need to be set correctly and the only way to ensure is with x-rays) there are things they can do for you and saying they are useless destroys any credability you would have had otherwise for any medical related professional who comes here to read this. I'm going to guess you went overboard with that statement cause I just don't see how someone could say something like that when doctors save lives every day. Continue believing what you want, close your eyes and try to see what you obviously just cant see and sure maybe your foot will heal a litte faster. Walk on it, induce pain to get used to the pain and not even realize you could actually be slowing it down without even knowing it... It's going to heal one way or another. We don't heal cuts faster by picking at them and inducing pain. We dont close our eyes and envision where the bones are broken then use those broken limbs to speed the healing process of said limbs. Some of this seems silly to me but whatever works for you. Honestly the only thing your doing by inducing pain and using the hurt muscles and tendons or whatever is damaged is lowering the therapy portion of the healing if anything. I don't believe in meditation for anything other than mental healing, so I'll just agree to disagree. Your useless doctor statement still bothered me enough to say something, since I'm looking at becoming one. Anyone who is reading this after a trauma injury should go see a doctor anyway just to make sure its not something more serious than they think. It absolutely does not hurt to get a professional opinion, its your body and you only get one, take care of it. Last thing we need is more people dying from a hemorrhage caused by hematoma from a recent head trauma injury they thought was no big deal.
I haven't proved anything for your stance on this. I just simply proved where you're wrong about doctors and what you said earlier about them being dangerous for your health (next tell me the one how teachers are bad for learning or cops are bad for crime) and my stance on what you wrote in your article. I didn't dismiss it but I certainly dont agree with it. Any person with common sense will come along and notice this and with that, I'm done here. I certainly hope everyone else reads these posts carefully too cause there is nothing wrong with this mindset. Saying doctors are dangerous for your health... Now thats a troubled mindset. Good day to you sir.
When it is ourselves or dearly loved ones who are injured, in pain, suffering, we do care an awful lot about repair and healing. Almost everyone alive and who has ever lived since the dawn of time has had their share of physical injuries.
However, aiding recovery is not about cutting anyone out of the equation unless their suggestions/methods are flawed/unsound/dangerous. The surgeon who repairs the hole in the heart of the new born babe will not be viewed as dangerous by the parents, but rather as a one and only lifeline.
Aiding recovery is in its early infancy, it’s an ever evolving field stumbling along, leaping sometimes, falling over other times. Not so long ago a crushed foot was amputated whilst the patient bit down on a piece of wood. Doctors did not know that hands needed to be washed to prevent the spread of unwanted and fatal matter. Medicine and healing are just beginning. Step by step millions of doctors are endeavouring to lead us all in the right direction, but they are pioneers, early explorers, not gods of whom you and I should expect blatant miracles.
We are mere baby steps into a future that I think will be brighter and better than the greatest of optimists could ever hope for. But getting to that desirable place means that everyone must open their minds and work together, pooling knowledge, expanding knowledge. Fields must merge and become one. Left of field and right of field must be embraced and shifted into the centre.
Meanwhile, while we wait for that day where perhaps healing never need take place because our bones are unbreakable, our flesh impenetrable, our blood self-cleaning, our systems infallible and undamageable - whilst we wait - do not forget there are doctors out there who will scan every horizon to help you, who have experienced life and injury and healing themselves, who care more about getting back to basics to protect the body than they care about pharmaceutical companies and private health companies. How do I know this? Personal experience. Medicines in the bin on one doctor’s advice. A diet changed and a new life begun. There are doctors out there who take that road whenever they can. Who look for causes. Who are true investigators.
I think much depends on where you live. On your country. On the services it provides. On what you have to do to access those services. On how much you have to pay and how many hoops you have to jump through. And on who is really in control of what.
Or maybe like me you live in a country where hospitals are free and plenty of doctors bulk bill meaning you pay nothing to get their advice and assistance. These doctors are free to recommend what they have come to know from practical and real-life experience. Their allegiance is to you, not to filling you full of medications for irritable bowel syndrome when maybe what you really need is to get off gluten because you’re gluten intolerant.
Sometimes doctors are only as good as the systems that they work in will allow them to be. Support them. Let them really do their work. Let them learn more. Bring them more of your personal experiences on how you healed, or helped yourself. Education has to flow. Has to grow. Has to exchange. Doctors in many parts of the world must be freed up to treat underlying causes rather than apply pharmaceutical bandaids.
Now that, I would fight for.
you seem to be putting too much emphasis of your claims on Yahoo Answers responses. These are not reliable sources at all, but anyways I would like to have a better understanding of this process. What exactly are you doing? Concentrating hard on pain does not create any type of image...
Why you so hostile and angry to everyone?
wow, i played football with friends yesterday and pulled a muscle near my thigh and pelvis. I could barely walk but being a proper man i walked everywhere even though i was in pain without wincing. As soon as i got home the pain got abit worse, i read this and it worked! the reason why is because pain is in the mind and can be controlled-and now i know how, thanks
http://healing.about.com/od/visualization/a/powero
Didnt read all of the responses so I dont know where youre at right now, but what you have said has been scientifically proven. Here is another article for you to reference if need be. Also, I can testify to the validity of this healing method. Not only have I been able to fix emotional and physical pains without the use of a therapist or drugs (what did bodies do before these things?), but a MicroBiologist professor of mine was able to break down everything on a biological level similar to the article link i posted. SO IF YOURE READING THIS WITH DOUBTS(random passerbys like myself) SEARCH FOR THE PROOF BECAUSE IT IS OUT THERE!!!!!










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