Vibrational Medicine

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Vibrational Medicine

 

Dr Jacqueline E Campbell

Thursday, October 16, 2008

 

 

 

A few years ago, my friend, the physicist, explained to me the reason

why we got along so well. He said " You and I vibrate at the same

frequency. " Naturally I was bowled over! Thus began my fascination

with string physics and vibrational medicine. All of creation is

composed of vibrational energies with frequencies ranging from lower

and denser to higher and less dense. Each person is a unique energy

system that emits and receives frequency " information " . The different

parts of our physical, emotional and spiritual being resonate to

various frequencies of vibration. Vibrational medicine is based on

the scientific principle that all matter vibrates to a precise

frequency and that by using resonate vibration, balance can be

restored.

 

Vibrational medicine covers a variety of pioneering healing

modalities. They include -

 

Phototherapy: Light is a powerful healing tool. In experiments with

infrared light, NASA has shown that flesh wounds like scrapes, cuts

and burns heal 40% faster when exposed to a few minutes of infrared

LED light each day. The mere presence of the light causes the body to

accelerate its healing. The sun is a source of tremendous healing

potential.

Sunlight can prevent cancer, reverse depression, alter moods,

increase bone density in addition to other significant health

benefits.

 

Colour therapy: Colour is simply a form of visible light. All the

primary colours reflected in the rainbow carry their own unique

healing properties. Tools used in colour therapy include gemstones,

prisms, coloured fabrics and eye wear.

 

Laserpuncture involves beaming the light from a hand-held laser

device. The light beam targets energy points on the body, stimulating

cellular growth. These target energy points are from the meridian

energy system that has been used in acupuncture treatments. Laser

therapy benefits include acceleration of healing time for wounds,

pain reduction, improved blood circulation, and decreased tissue

swelling.

Acupuncture uses tiny needles to alter the flow of chi (energy)

through the body.

 

Homeopathy uses the " memory of water " to imprint a patient with the

healing properties of selected substances.

Sound therapy is the therapeutic use of sound waves to create a

healing response in the patient. Music therapy is one branch of sound

therapy.

 

Sound and musical tones are vibrational healers. Chanting 'OM' is the

most basic, primal sound and the origin of all sounds. Nature offers

some of the most healing vibrational tones - babbling brooks, whale

songs and wind in the trees. Sound therapists use a variety of sound

tools in their work, for example drums, tuning forks and singing

bowls.

Spiritual healing harnesses the power of prayer and focused intention

to alter the health outcome for a patient.

 

Mind/body medicine utilises the power of the patient's own mind to

affect healing. This is mainly accomplished through meditation

exercises, laughter or visualisation exercises. The proven power of

the placebo effect demonstrates the enormous healing potential of

this modality.

 

Magnetic therapy involves the use of permanent magnets to accelerate

a healing response in the patient.

 

Crystal therapy involves the application of crystals or gemstones to

facilitate healing. All crystals vibrate. The CPU clock in your

computer operates on a timing signal generated by a crystal. Rocks

and gemstones house spiritual and healing properties. Crystals can be

carried or worn on the person, or they can be placed in a location

where their healing vibrations can be felt by whoever is nearby.

Stones can be placed on the body to balance the chakras and aura.

 

Electromedicine involves the application of small electrical currents

to selected points on the body to accelerate healing, repair broken

bones, create changes in muscle training and body tension and destroy

invading bacteria. The body already relies on electromedicine for

internal healing. All bones are piezo-electric devices that create an

electric charge when stressed, attracting minerals like calcium to

the site of the charge.

 

Vibrational medicine can be offered to patients with virtually no

side effects and at very low cost. For example, if a doctor can help

a patient laugh heartily for five minutes, the patient will be

significantly helped in three areas: physical, chemical and

vibrational.

 

From a physical point of view, the very act of laughing moves lymph,

promotes the oxygenation of cells and organs, and improves

circulation. From a chemical perspective, laughter results in the

creation of brain chemicals that improve mood and alertness. From an

energetic point of view, laughter helps relax the patient's body and

mind, opens them to enjoying interaction with others, and

restructures their internal energies.

 

Dr Jacqueline E Campbell is a family physician

Email drjcampbell14

 

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