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Patients Describe Their Life-Changing Results
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Oct. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Seasoned psychologists are moving beyond classic "talk therapy" with a dynamic new set of natural treatment techniques that are providing stunning results -- especially with chronic health conditions such as pain, stress, anxiety, phobias, weight loss, and even deep trauma including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Known as "Energy Psychology" (and crossing over into "Energy Medicine"), published studies are validating the dramatic patient experience. In a study currently underway at the University of Virginia working with veterans of the Iraq war suffering from PTSD, researchers found that the use of Energy Psychology methods, EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), has dramatically lowered levels of the stress hormone, cortisol. The results were so surprising that the independent lab conducting the measurement actually checked the results three times because they thought the remarkable findings had to be a mistake. An article published in the journal Traumatology reported EP approaches have been highly effective (over 90%) in eliminating the effects of trauma in disasters in hundreds of cases in 12 countries. The article reported EP techniques were equally effective in dealing with the negative effects of war and torture.
Nancy Schaub of Pittsburgh, PA reports, "After 5 back surgeries, I was on pain medication at home for 7 months and was able to get off all meds in 3 to 4 weeks using the TFT (Thought Field Therapy) technique. I look at my life now like a person who has a second chance -- going from eight to ten narcotic pills a day down to none; allowing me to live a normal life, not controlled by pain 24 hours a day. TFT literally saved my life."
Dr. David Gruder, founding president of the leading instructional and
certifying organization in the new field, the Association for Comprehensive
Energy Psychology (ACEP), explains the underly
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