Restless Leg Syndrome

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Greetings.

 

Medical background:

National Institutes of Health

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Facts About Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)

 

Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a sleep disorder in

which a person experiences unpleasant sensations in

the legsdescribed as creeping, crawling, tingling,

pulling, or painful. These sensations usually occur

in the calf area but may be felt anywhere from the

thigh to the ankle. One or both legs may be affected;

for some people, the sensations are also felt in the

arms. These sensations occur when the person with RLS

lies down or sits for prolonged periods of time, such

as at a desk, riding in a car, or watching a movie.

People with RLS describe an irresistible urge to move

the legs when the sensations occur. Usually, moving

the legs, walking, rubbing or massaging the legs, or

doing knee bends can bring relief, atleast briefly.

 

RLS symptoms worsen during periods of relaxation and

decreased activity. RLS symptoms also tend to follow

a set daily cycle, with the evening and night hours

being more troublesome for RLS sufferers than the

morning hours.

 

People with RLS may find it difficult to relax and

fall

asleep because of their strong urge to walk or do

other

activities to relieve the sensations in their legs.

Persons with RLS often sleep best toward the end of

the night or during the morning hours. Because of

less sleep at night,people with RLS may feel sleepy

during the day on an occasional or regular basis. The

severity of symptoms varies from night to night and

over the years as well. For some individuals, there

may be periods when RLS does not cause problems, but

the symptoms usually return. Other people may

experience severe symptoms daily.

 

Many people with RLS also have a related sleep

disorder

called periodic limb movements in sleep (PLMS). PLMS

is characterized by involuntary jerking or bending leg

movements during sleep that typically occur every 10

to 60 seconds. Some people may experience hundreds of

such movements per night, which can wake them, disturb

their sleep, and awaken bed partners. People who have

RLS and PLMS have trouble both falling asleep and

staying asleep and may experience extreme sleepiness

during the day.

 

National Institutes of Health

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Facts About Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)

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Pranic Treatment:

 

Invoke and scan before, during and after treatment.

 

1. General Cleansing.

2. Localized thorough cleanisng on the front and back

solar plexus, navel, and sex chakras. Energize solar

plexus with LWG, LWB, LWV. Energize navel and sex

with white.

 

3. Cleanse basic chakra throroughly with LWG and

then LWO. Scan to make sure basic is thoroughly cleansed and

balanced. Energize basic gently with LWR.

 

4. Cleanse the entire length of both legs and their

minor chakras using alternately LWG then LWO.

Visualize the energy penetrating into the muscles and

nerves. Energize minor chakras with LWG then LWR.

 

5. Cleanse thoroughly forehead, ajna, crown, back head

and throat chakras. Energize alternately with LWG,

LWV.

 

6. Cleanse front and back heart chakras and thymus

gland. Energize through back heart chakra using LWG

then LWV.

 

6. Sweep thoroughly the entire spine starting at the base of the skull until the

tailbone, the including the sides of the spine using LWG then LWV. Visualize

the energy balancing the energy flow along the spinal nervous

system.

 

Stabilize and release projected energy.

 

Repeat treatment 3X per week.

Encourage the patient to do regular low impact physical exercise for at least 30

minutes to 1 hour at a time.

Unless there is a pre-existing medical condition that

will prevent meditation practice, recommend the daily

practice of the Meditation for Peace to aid in

balance, relaxation and improve quality of sleep.

 

Love,

Marilette

 

 

 

 

 

 

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