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What if reflexologists could help reduce our clients' pain simply by knowing where to the work in the brain reflexes?
The attached study "explores the previously unknown role of the central amygdala (region of the brain associated with emotional processes) in upgrading and downgrading pain signals in the brain."
Learn how to access the amygdala through reflexology - join us in December as Griet Rondel (Belgium) presents:
Nerve Reflexology: The Brain, the Organs, and Emotion
Call 206.284.8389 to register!
Study Explains How the Amygdala Regulates Pain
Study explores the previously unknown role of the central amygdala (region of the brain associated with emotional processes) in upgrading and downgrading pain signals in the brain.Broken toes... what can you do but tape one toe to the next one over and wait for the healing to take place?
I've heard of the herb comfrey (known in older days as "bone-knit") being used with a poultice for encouraging the healing of a bone break, as well as for bruises.
I would love to hear if anybody out there has used this for themselves on a broken bone... please share your experience!
COMFREY (Symphytum officinale): A healer of wounds, bruises and bones — Cambridge Naturals
By Steph Zabel Herbalist, Ethnobotanist and Educator September’s herb is a bit different than all of our past monthly plant profiles. This month we focus on the great green healer, comfrey. But, unlike all the other plants we’ve covered here, comfrey is meant for external use only, rather than fLAST CHANCE to sign up for Energy Anatomy with Peter Lund Frandsen this Saturday Oct 19! Call 206.284.8389 to register.
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