Summary: Two observations how relaxing blood vessels
of the brain and detoxification of the organism can help well-being
of one's organism.
Unabbreviated text:
Some people's brain blood supply seems seriously reduced or constricted
and their brains seem to be undernourished - I have been noticing
this condition and experimenting with it since more than two years.
How do I know?... By clairvoyant and telepathic means as usually.
In order to quantify I dowse the situation on a 100% scale, where
100% is an excellent state... and the lowest number I have detected
was 30%.
I noticed that often people with lower than 100% brain blood circulation
suffer or suffered from fears/fobias, anxiety, post-traumatic stress
disorder and other problems connected with strong and torturing
emotional states/pains, to which body often generally reacts by
constricting various areas in order to reduce their sensitivity
to pain... which may be a good short term strategy but in a long
term it seems to be rather self-destructive as it prevents healthy
and full blood supply in the area.
I have suspicion that even after a relatively successful psychotherapeutic
treatment combined with medication of such conditions the blood
supply of the brain doesn't fully resume and the relaxation I suggest
can be an important supportive treatment.
Intuitively I would say long term habitual constriction of certain
blood vessels in brain could lead to lower performance an even organic
damage in the undersupplied areas due to less sufficient nourishment
and less efficient detoxification leading to accumulation of toxins
in those areas. I guess the quality of the performance of the brain
can be reduced by this.
Psycho-somatic approaches often use relaxation, but I never read
about relaxing blood vessels of one's brain specifically.
And as I dowsed my own brain blood circulation was less than 100%...
I think about 70% at that time, I experimented with myself first.
In order to know where to concentrate I put in front of myself an
atlas of anatomy open on "Cerebral Arteries and Veins"
and started the relaxation.
After about ten sessions by ten minutes within about one month
(duration and frequency stated intuitively) I dowsed the situation
changed and my brain blood circulation improved to 100%. Alas, I
didn't notice any improvement of my thinking, creativity, originality
etc.... at least I felt more healthy... and dowsed general improvement
of my well-being by 5%... which is nothing to snub on, right?
Interesting was that I fell ill with cold during the time of this
treatment... back to this later.
I don't suggest anybody tries this without a proper consultation
with one's medical doctor... and a psychic giving the dowsing feedback
that monitors the whole cure.
I suggested this cure to some of my clients in whom I noticed lowered
blood circulation of the brain... and I registered the same course:
rather swift improvement... and some form of cold, cough, rash on
the skin - simply some somatic reaction.
I noticed these symptoms were quite frequent also after my first
energy healing session with a new client. I always ascribed them
to the organism getting rid of toxins that were released during
and after the psychological/psychic treatment into the blood flow
- by the way I only work with aura without touching the body itself.
My guess is in case of relaxing the brain vessels some form of
releasing deposits of toxins into blood flow from prior undersupplied
areas takes place as well... and body gets rid of these toxins in
this typical way... which leads me to believe this treatment is
generally beneficial even if no clear and concrete improvement of
the brain performance can be noticed.
Back to the body's way of getting rid of toxins: I noticed specifically
with my hard and long hours working clients who sometimes don't
have time to care of themselves properly that body has certain tolerance
to "toxins" in the blood but if higher than tolerated
level is reached... and the level can easily be dowsed by a psychic...
the body needs to get rid of the toxins and this process becomes
body's priority. The need of detoxification seems to raise specifically
in cold weather when people take in less liquids and urinate and
sweat less... which are both natural means of detoxification.
It seems if the level of toxins in blood reaches a critical level
body simply "decides" to catch a cold or some other disease
that heightens temperature and causes sweating. If this process
is not stopped insensitively by mindless use of antibiotics and
one properly supports one's body in its cleaning work from noticing
the very first symptoms by being in bed, in warmth, with a lot of
drinking and taking a proper rest... I can clearly dowse a fast
and successful detoxification.
If the body is not permitted to go through this natural course
and if the symptoms are reduced instead of the cause... one can
limp from one outburst of cold to another for the whole winter season
and even seriously endanger one's health.
Long term cooperation with a psychic can secure continual information
on the changes of one's level of toxins in blood and enable to take
preventive measures long before any disease erupts.
The preventive steps to reduce a level of toxins in the blood are
rather individual and a psychic can evaluate their appropriateness
individually. For somebody a sauna seems to be the best cure, for
somebody else more active working out, in another case certain herb
teas seem to act fastest and more efficiently and for some people
regular modest intake of red wine seems to be the one of the best
preventive solutions, not speaking about regular de-toxicants from
a health food shop... or a combination of more of these. For safety
reasons I suggest medical doctor be always consulted and his or
her recommendation taken as decisive.
Psychic's sensitivity though seems to me probably the most reliable
and comfortable feedback device to monitor the changes in the level
of toxins in your organism in a long term.
I think it is smart not to hesitate and rather ask for an assessment
well before you start to feel out of your skin.
Cambridge, USA, January 2004
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