Authored by Adrian Leach

Energetic Systems
Major physiological changes that can contribute to pain are the failure of the circulatory and energetic systems and the weakening of the lymphatic system to meet the demands of the body. The blood circulation is responsible for carrying oxygen, water, nutrients and glucose to the organs, cells and mitochondria for maintenance and energy. It is also responsible for the breaking down and the elimination of dead cells. When the cells don’t get enough oxygen and water, they degenerate and die. If the dead cells and cellular waste aren’t eliminated fast enough they slow the system down causing stagnation which attracts bacteria, leading to infections which in turn create pain. In an average adult human being, between 50 billion and 70 billion cells die off and are replaced every day, that’s about one million cells every second.

Pain, although felt on the physical level, is usually caused by a combination of mental, emotional, psychological, psychic or spiritual issues. Life issues, such as relationships, money and finances, work, future, health and fitness are affected by one or more of these levels or by the relationship between these levels. Anti-inflammatory and pain reducing medications only mask the pain, giving short term relief and do not address the true cause.

Action pain; can be a pain felt in any part of the body, only when the body moves. Some actions and positions of walking, standing, sitting or bending can activate a pain. Memories of pain, discomfort and achiness, thinking about the body part, touching it, moving it or testing it are some of the other aspects that can trigger the pain, even when the cause of the pain has been resolved.

The Lymphatic System
The lymphatic system is the body’s natural drainage system for eliminating cellular waste, chemicals, infections, infestations, poisons, scar tissue and even excess minerals. The lymphatic system detoxifies the whole body in a general fashion, and more specifically detoxifies any part of the body where it is needed. Whatever does not belong in the body is processed through the lymphatic system through the kidneys and liver into the large intestines and urinary bladder, being removed during the elimination processes. Removal of wastes is so important to the cells’ health that the lymphatic system is three or four times larger than the circulatory system.

The lymphatic system works all of the time but not always one hundred percent efficient. Wherever the body has a problem (pain), the lymphatic function there will be weak and not doing its job. Imagine that the lymphatic system is like the main drain going from your home. If the drain outside becomes blocked, very soon the waste begins to back-up the pipes and problems start occurring. However, as soon as the drain is cleared the whole house automatically flushes through the system and normality returns.

Stagnation; Blockage, Congestion, Inflammation, Infection and Infestation

Stagnation occurs when the body’s normal fluid flow slows down and starts to collect in parts of the body. The build up of the fluids start to cause a blockage which leads to congestion, inflammation, infection (viruses, bacteria, yeasts and fungi) and then infestation which induces physical pain.

When stagnation prevents adequate oxygen and water from reaching the cells, fatigue starts at the cellular level. Stagnation results in the production of excessive histamine, leading to inflammation and infection. When there are parasitic, viral, bacterial, yeast and fungal activities, the body breaks down and experiences degeneration and deformity. Infections and infestations can be removed through the lymphatic system.

The Central Nervous System
The nervous system is the most sensitive part of the body and consists of the Brain, Mind and Spinal Cord. It governs, manages and controls all the functions of every part of the body; organs, glands, muscles, bones, biological and biochemical processes to keep it in perfect health.

Signals are sent from the brain to the body via the spinal cord and nervous system, instructing every part of the body how to respond. Messages are sent back from the body which are then interpreted – a two-way communication system. This communication system includes the brain, the mind and the mind’s connection with the outside world. It records every physical, mental and emotional event that is experienced.

Although complex, the body functions like a super-computer, being either switched on or off, strong or weak to any given issue. Miscommunication of the spinal cord to the body or the body to the spinal cord leads to neurological mismanagement of the body.

It is the neurological mismanagement, specifically of the lymphatic system, that results in body pain. The connection to the painful body part must be reset to “re-communicate” with the spinal cord. When communication is re-established in both directions, the body pain will reduce or disappear.

The spinal cord may not be communicating because of stress, anxiety, tension and the inability to relax. Toxicity may cause the spinal cord to be confused. Chemicals, such as medications, food colouring, preservatives and cellular waste can accumulate in the spinal fluid and block or reduce communication. Detoxifying the spinal fluid and strengthening the connection from the brain to the spinal cord to the nerves will re-establish communication.

The nervous system needs instructions on what to do, especially when it comes to self-repair. It is the instruction from the nervous system that initiate changes and all healing processes come only from the nervous system.

Frequent Healing
Frequent Healing is a gentle energetic, holistic approach that bridges the worlds of conventional and complementary healthcare. By blending anatomy, physiology, structural analysis, quantum physics and Chi (energy) to work with the subconscious mind, the body and the emotions, we stimulate, repair and reconnect the natural communication systems to directly activate the body’s own self-healing capabilities and bring about healing of the human organism on the mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, psychic and psychological levels.

When the ‘switches’ have been reset, the communication re-established and the body is energetically supporting these corrections, healing is experienced at a deep and profound level of the Mind, Body and Spirit.

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