Holistic Health: Mind, Body, Spirit
Connection
Mind, body and spirit are connected. Do you
know how? (headliner on the page)
Research over the last several decades
demonstrates the fact that you cannot separate the mind, body and spirit in
health and healing. The truth is your body was designed to be healthy.
Having a good attitude and healthy spirit may have positive physical
effects. True health means that you are healthy physically, emotionally, and
spiritually. When all 3 parts are equal and balanced you not only feel good
but your life
is happier and more complete!
Most healing programs work at the level of
the body, forgetting the importance of your mind and spirit. This is why you
may find yourself searching out multiple practitioners to support your
journey to well-being.
Science and The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection
to Health:
Studies in the field of psychoneuroimmunology are demonstrating the effects
of the mind and spirit in healing the body.
Placebo effect – In clinical trials, people who got the “sugar pill” or fake
drug got better just because they believed
they would. [1]
Attitude and cancer – Dr. H. Steven Greer
conducted several studies, including a study with a 15-year follow up on
women with breast cancer, and found evidence that attitude is linked to
duration and survival of cancer. [2,3]
Your beliefs affect your health, including
your genes – Dr. Bruce Lipton, internationally recognized biologist and
article of The Biology of Belief , is a leader in teaching about the science
of epigenetic. His scientific experiments prove that your perception or
beliefs, affect your health. His studies show that even if you have a gene
for a certain
disease, it is your beliefs that can turn that genetic issue off or on. To
learn more, read The Biology of Belief.
Here are a few more ways of helping to
healing the mind, body and spirit holistically:
Aromatherapy:
Aromatherapy is the use of fragrant substances, called essential oils, to
alter mood or improve health.
Art Therapy:
Art therapy is used to help people manage physical and emotional problems by
using creative activities to express emotions.
Biofeedback:
Biofeedback is a treatment method that uses monitoring devices to help
people consciously control physical processes that are usually controlled
automatically, such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, sweating,
and muscle tension.
Ra Sekhi Reiki, Ancient Egyptian Energy
Therapy:
Ra Sekhi Reiki, is an Ancient Egyptian healing art system, this art form of
healing, uses the energy or life force, chi energy to facilitate healing. It
includes various techniques and practices such as prayer, chanting herbal
medicine, aromatherapy, crystal healing, healing rituals, spiritualism,
massage, and psychic healing. This practice of palm healing dates back to
indigenous kingdoms in Africa, over 4,000 years ago.
Dance Therapy:
Dance therapy is the therapeutic use of
movement to improve the mental and physical well-being of a person.
Faith Healing: Faith healing is founded on
the belief that certain people or places have the ability to cure and
heal—that someone or something can eliminate disease or heal injuries
through a close connection to a higher power.
Holistic Medicine:
Holistic medicine focuses on how the physical, mental, emotional, and
spiritual elements of the body are interconnected to maintain wellness, or
holistic health.
Humor Therapy:
Humor therapy is the use of humor for the relief of physical or emotional
pain and stress.
Hypnosis:
Hypnosis is a state of restful alertness
during which a person uses deeply focused concentration.
Imagery:
Imagery involves mental exercises designed to allow the mind to influence
the health and well-being of the body.
Meditation:
Meditation is a mind-body process that uses concentration or reflection to
relax the body and calm the mind.
Music Therapy:
Music therapy is the use of music by health care professionals to promote
healing and enhance quality of life for their patients.
Naturopathic Medicine:
Naturopathic medicine is a complete alternative care system that uses a wide
range of approaches such as nutrition, herbs, manipulation of the body,
exercise, stress reduction, and acupuncture.
Psychotherapy:
Psychotherapy covers a wide range of approaches designed to help people
change their ways of thinking, feeling, or behaving.
Spirituality and Prayer:
Spirituality is generally described as an
awareness of something greater than the individual self.
Support Groups:
Support groups present information, provide comfort, teach coping skills,
help reduce anxiety, and provide a place for people to share common concerns
and emotional support.
Yoga:
Yoga is a form of nonaerobic exercise that involves a program of precise
posture, breathing exercises, and meditation. In ancient Sanskrit, the word
yoga means “union.”
If you are ready to achieve your best health in mind, body and spirit,
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