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Treating ADHD with Reflexology

Saturday, September 5th, 2009

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ADHD and reflexology

ADHD is something over 10% of all the children in the world suffer from today. It has been accepted as a genetic disorder, although no one really knows the cause. If these symptoms look familiar to you, your child may be suffering from ADHD.

Common complaints and problem areas include
• Fidgeting and squirming
• Rocking and jiggling legs
• Fears Sleep and often wakes up crying or unable to get back to sleep
• Frequent nightmare and terrors
• Excessive talking
• Easily excitable and demonstrates unpredictable behaviors
• Impulsive (regardless of consequences)
• Does not follow directions
• Tendency toward daydreaming
• Very short attention span and very distractible
• Defiant and does not obey rules
• Sees himself or herself as a failure
• Destructive or aggressive toward others
• Unorganized and often loose things
• Clumsiness, uncoordinated (for example, finds it very hard to ride a bike)
• Poor hand eye coordination, difficulty tying, writing, drawing, cutting etc
• Some have speech difficulties like stuttering and problems with pronunciation.

Treating ADHD

The good news is that today there are many ways of treating ADHD. Some of the most common conventional treatment regimens include occupational and play therapy, child and clinical psychiatry (which usually results in medication), physiotherapy, remedial practice, speech therapy, and educational therapy. Natural treatments include giving the children healthy diets, reflexology, and letting them have supplements. Wai Lana’s Little Yogis fun songs and DVDs are also very helpful for children with ADHD. Recent research has shown the good effects of yoga practice on children who suffer from ADHD

The science of reflexology

Reflexology is the practice of applying pressure in a strategic manner to reflexes of the feet and hands, and even the face and ears. Reflexologists see the hands and feet as an open door to the bodies systems. Each section of the feet and hands correlate to a specific organ. By stimulating nerves on specific areas of the feet and hands, you can stimulate blood flow and eliminate toxin buildup in the corresponding organs and systems of the body. Reflexology works wonderfully to help your body’s many systems. Once your body is calm, tension is released, it is much easier to deal with emotional disorders or tantrums.

Children and reflexology

So why is this technique so beneficial to children? The most obvious reason is because it works. However, it is also known that reflexology is so beneficial to children because they have not yet been “programmed” to societies way of handling sickness. Adults tend to fight against treatment, making it more difficult for them to experience the full benefits of treatment. It is true, we get programmed to using drugs and surgery to take care of our problems, when the truth is, and therapies such as these have been used successfully for thousands of years. Why? Because they work!

Stress relief and more

Research has found that not only is it Wai Lana Yoga bolsters and feflexology are beneficial tools for relaxation and stress relief, but it is also an effective tool for improving circulation; relieving pain, detoxification, recovering from surgery, and as an immune and nervous system stimulator. In fact, many people with illnesses such as allergies; chronic sinus problems; acid reflux; migraines; PMS; behavioral disorders; menopause; insomnia; fertility problems and even arthritis. If you are looking to get healthy quickly, reflexology is definitely something you should look into.

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Reflexology For Treating ADHD

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

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ADHD and reflexology

ADHD is something over 10% of all the children in the world suffer from today. Scientists say it is a genetic disorder, but are unable to pinpoint the cause. Below are the symptoms of ADHD.

Common complaints and problem areas include
• Fidgeting and squirming
• Rocking and jiggling legs
• Fears Sleep and often wakes up crying or unable to get back to sleep
• Frequent nightmare and terrors
• Excessive talking
• Easily excitable and demonstrates unpredictable behaviors
• Impulsive (regardless of consequences)
• Does not follow directions
• Tendency toward daydreaming
• Very short attention span and very distractible
• Defiant and does not obey rules
• Sees himself or herself as a failure
• Destructive or aggressive toward others
• Unorganized and often loose things
• Clumsiness, uncoordinated (for example, finds it very hard to ride a bike)
• Poor hand eye coordination, difficulty tying, writing, drawing, cutting etc
• Some have speech difficulties like stuttering and problems with pronunciation.

Treating ADHD

There are many kinds of treatments for ADHD. Conventional treatment regimens include occupational and play therapy, child and clinical psychiatry (which usually results in medication), physiotherapy, remedial practice, speech therapy, and educational therapy. Natural treatments include giving the children healthy diets, reflexology, and letting them have supplements. Wai Lana’s Little Yogis fun songs and DVDs are also very helpful for children with ADHD. Recent research has shown the good effects of yoga practice on children who suffer from ADHD

How reflexology works

Reflexology is the practice of applying pressure in a strategic manner to reflexes of the feet and hands, and even the face and ears. Reflexologists see the hands and feet as an open door to the bodies systems. Each section of the feet and hands correlate to a specific organ. By stimulating nerves on specific areas of the feet and hands, you can stimulate blood flow and eliminate toxin buildup in the corresponding organs and systems of the body. And because reflexology works to put the body in a state of well-being, it is beneficial to every system in the body. It helps reduce body tension and definitely brings a sense of relaxation. This can be very beneficial to someone suffering from emotional disorders or manic episodes.

Reflexology for children

So why is this technique so beneficial to children? The most obvious reason is because it works. However, it is also known that reflexology is so beneficial to children because they have not yet been “programmed” to societies way of handling sickness. When the mind is more receptive and does not contain the boundaries that many adults have, it is understood that the body works more effectively and efficiently. It is true, we get programmed to using drugs and surgery to take care of our problems, when the truth is, and therapies such as these have been used successfully for thousands of years. Why? Because they work!

Another key to health

Research has found that not only is it Wai Lana Yoga bolsters and feflexology are beneficial tools for relaxation and stress relief, but it is also an effective tool for improving circulation; relieving pain, detoxification, recovering from surgery, and as an immune and nervous system stimulator. In fact, many people with illnesses such as allergies; chronic sinus problems; acid reflux; migraines; PMS; behavioral disorders; menopause; insomnia; fertility problems and even arthritis. If you are looking to get healthy quickly, reflexology is definitely something you should look into.

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Treating Cystic Fibrosis 101

Sunday, August 30th, 2009

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Alternative methods of curing Cystic Fibrosis

The use of alternative techniques of treatment shouldn’t take the place of prescribed drugs and physiotherapy. There are other methods of treatment a cystic fibrosis patient can take part in to help in keeping their health. Before embarking on any kind of alternative therapy or something additional to the doctor’s prescription, do talk to your doctor.

Tips for staying healthy

One of the best methods of staying healthy is through exercise. Physical exercise has various benefits to healthy folks and even more to those afflicted with cystic fibrosis. Activity brings balance to the body. It mitigates stress, eases tension, and gives your body much needed oxygen. For those that have cystic fibrosis, exercise can help in keeping thick mucus loose and increase lung capacity. Wailana facebook, for example, is one of the safest and easiest ways to get healthy.

How cystic fibrosis patients benefit from exercise.

Teens or young adult to increase their lung capacity and relieve stress? They may wish to partake of a team sport. Being part of a team increases self-confidence and boosts self-esteem. If you have always been active, continue to do what you can for physical exercise. Jogging, walking, bouncing on a mini trampoline are just some activities you can take a role in.

Combining physical exercise with Wai Lana Yoga sound meditation can work toward better health and a more positive outlook on life. Physical and psycho activities will help balance your body and get rid of stress and stress. You can choose an activity that suits you and within your physical limits.

Mind set

Combining physical exercise with peaceful meditation can improve your mind-set and keep you healthier. Walking in the park, jogging or bicycling around a nature path or riding a bike are all wonderful examples of physical activity that may help a cystic fibrosis patient enjoy health.

Alternative exercises

Meditation is good for everyone. Prayer, meditation, Yoga, and other forms of meditation and controlled movements are beneficial. Try Tai Chi, Chinese Yoga, Marital arts, dancing or aerobics. It’s a great idea to swim because swimming is a wonderful type of exercise that will calm your spirit and give you a good workout. It is counseled you stay away from chlorinated waters. You need to try to swim in waters loaded in minerals such as the sea.

Heavier exercises

Weight lifting, gymnastics, any kind of exercise will assist with your treatments. Starting an exercise is straightforward. Take a short walk around the block once per day, and then build up to walking 2 blocks, or taking that short walk 2 times a day. Physical exercises is better than no exercise at all! There are three rules! Do not exhaust yourself, exercise on a full stomach, or hurt yourself. You’ll go for a walk after you eat.

Toxins and sweating

Sweat therapy is a way to rid your body of poisons. Be careful not to allow yourself to get dehydrated. Sweating is a strong way to wash poisons and keep mucus loosened. There are many ways to do sweat care. Exercise with a large amount of clothes on, use a sauna, and drink warm tea or hot coffee in a room that’s already hot. You can also eat spicy foods. Cayenne pepper, hot chili powder, and other zesty foods will make you sweat. It is well-known that several poisons and chemicals can only be expelled from the body thru the sweat glands. .

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