Tumours:
Tumors generally surface in brain, uterus, bones, liver or and for that matter, in any body-organ. Tumors may be benign or malignant. All tumours are not necessarily of cancerous origin. Some tumors are painful, and poisonous liquid matters flow therefrom which spread to other healthy organs of the body. Benign tumors do not grow, nor is there any pain in them, they remain stale and do not change shape or style or spread over or invade other tissues and organs.
Added Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is the latest addition to the list of killer diseases. AIDS is not the result of any sudden development in the body. As is well known, our body has automatic, in-built, intrinsic and natural defense mechanism which protects and guards our body from invasion by foreign bodies and infections. Due to some undetected form of infection, this natural and automatic defense apparatus is vitiated and our body, thus, is exposed to outside impressions and infections.
Hypertension :
The word ‘Hypertension’ signifies excess of tension in mind but tension is one of the major symptoms of high blood pressure. High pulsation rate and pressure of blood against walls of blood vessels and arteries pushes up blood pressure level. If the cause has not been ascertained and deduced, it is called ‘Essential hypertension’ but when its cause has been ascertained, it is called ‘Primary hypertension’ but both of such forms are known as ‘high blood pressure’.
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Human body is such a complete, but symptomless and mind-boggling an entity, that it is, and still remains a mystery to medical world. Brain, sensorium, emergence of chain of thoughts and ideas, desires, aversions, likes and dislikes, devilish and saintly traits, sudden mood changes, mental tortures and convulsions within mind, and off- shoot of reactionary elements, suicidal and protective tendencies, will to survive, personality traits, love, hatred, attachment, affection and other noble facets are enough to create, for the inquisitive and researching minds, a wide field for thought-growth, but, all said and done, man still knows only a fraction of his own self, what to speak of knowing and analysing the rest of persons with whom he often comes into contact.
It is but natural that, before deciding to switch over to juice therapy or make it a part of diet, one way have some inquisitiveness or apprehensions about use of this therapy. In order to allay such probable doubts we give here answers to such possible questions which a reader may like to be dealt with, before deciding to switch over to juice therapy.
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Music is a universal language. It influences all levels of human existence. It is a medium for communication, which can be both a pleasant and healing experience. Modern science and medicine are now rediscovering the healing powers of music. And music therapy – the specialised use of music in treating persons with special needs in mental and physical health, rehabilitation and special education – is gaining ground. In the West it is now an accepted form of treatment even within orthodox medical practice.
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Music therapy is special in its use of music to encourage communication and expression by playing an instrument, singing or listening, usually through improvised music. The therapist does not teach the client to play an instrument; the instruments offered can all be played intuitively.
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Herbert Benson, MD, of the Mind/Body Medical Institute at Boston’s Deaconess Medical Centre and author of Timeless Healing, The Power and Biology of Belief (1996), has studied the effects of chanting mantras on human physiology. He has found that by repeating a single word (such as Aum), measurable changes are produced in energy consumption, respiration rate, heartbeat, pulse and metabolic rate.
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“Sound therapy” may seem like just the latest New Age fad, but in fact it dates back thousands of years. “The use of sound and music is the most ancient healing modality,” says Jonathan Goldman, founder and director of the Sound Healers Association from Colorado, and author of Healing Sounds (1996).
Seven years ago, Peter Fisher (name changed), a 60-year-old physician in Ohio, was driving to work when he recognised the symptoms of an impending stroke: bright flashing lights, numbness, headache.
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