You Too Can Have Hands of Magic: Polarity in Application - Pasta blanda

PolarityTherapy issimply a system of health maintenance.¿It entails exercises, dietary suggestions, and body sessions (forbalancing the body's naturally existing energy system).¿ A 'Polarity session' is a sequenceof specific hand maneuvers and body-positioning that are applied to a portionof a person's body for varying lengths of time and can be described as acombination of massage, acupressure contacts, gentle touch, and yoga-likemeditation.As a nurse, Polarity has consistently been avaluable gift by allowing me to offer sessions to my patients as an alternativemeasure to induce comfort and hope within their own bodies in order to combatthe illness, infliction, or trauma that they specifically faced.¿ With this book, it is my hope to encourage theuse and research of Polarity by families and friends of those in need of itsbenefits as well as the medical community.This overview includes a summary of the theories andprinciples of Polarity Therapy, actual case histories of Polarity sessions (andthe results thereof), and a comparison of Polarity Therapy to TherapeuticTouch, research by Swedish Dr. Bjorn Nordenstrom and other related material,and dietary suggestions and simple exercises.The primary goal of this effort is to promote hopeand health by expanding the awareness of this body of knowledge.¿ We can all boost the immune system just bytouching each other.¿ Polarity Therapyallows the practitioner to become like an electrician rewiring the human body. "Alexandra Faer Bryan has written a wonderful bookthat can inspire those who wish to practice polarity as well as those who wishto research its benefits for clinical application."¿ -Richard Gordon, author of the best-selling book Your Healing Hands-the Polarity Experience"Using startling case histories relevant scientificstudies, correlation with Therapeutic Touch, and insightful personalexperiences, A.F. Bryan builds a compelling rationale for Polarity.¿ YouToo Can Have Hands of Magic: Polarity in Application is a wor