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    Re: little help with a leg injury?

    Alophysio. Just a quick note to say that I totally agree with you regarding people not willing to pay to look after their own body and I often that very same example of paying whatever a mechanics asks for them to fix your car! I am the very same. I would also say that some of it comes from the fact that the mechanic will ask for a one off payement whereas looking after your body may require multiple visits. I know some alternative practioners create a dependancy, and sadly some physios just wack a machine on patients and leave the patient, so I guess patients are warey of that type of practice and therefor would rather not enter into it at all.

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    Re: little help with a leg injury?

    Sorry, I'm new to this. First there is no charge to help yourself with EFTso I'm not trying to sell something and, in fact, the founder, Gary Craig, gives away the manual and thousands of anecdotal testimonials because his hope is that the world will learn the value in these techniques.

    Go to www.emofree.com and/or www.tapping.com to learn more about it.

    Second. EFT is based on the premise that ALL negative emotions are CAUSED by a block in the body's energy system. Many of you practise acupuncture, acupressure, massage therapy and other disciplines that stimulate energy systems as practised in ancient Chinese medicine. EFT is the art of tapping on specific meridians while focusing on a specific emotional or physical issue. The idea is to balance the energy flow and release the block that is causing the negative emotion.

    In this case the emotion (or block) might have been created at the time of injury. When we injure ourselves we know it. Usually, there is anger, fear or frustration around the injury. "Will I recover"? "How painful will this be"? "That was dumb"....all the things we think of at the moment of trauma. This block can impede full recovery. The other possibility is that the tissue, ligaments and muscle surrounding the injury all went into protection mode when the injury occurred. Now that the knee is mostly repaired the cellular memory of protection may remain. EFT is particularly effective at dealing with both of those issues.

    There is too much to be more specific here, this is a deep and multifaceted subject. Suffice it to say, I have had remarkable success practising EFT on myself and many of my friends with problems ranging from..."when I was little and my mother locked me in the closet..." to elliminating heartburn, headaches and improving my basketball and golf game.

    I believe ALL range of motion restrictions can be improved by using EFT

    Hope this is more enlightening.

    Al



 
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