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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 23:18 |
Many of us have a hard time trusting our bodies to heal itself. We have been conditioned to think that when we have a cold, sickness or some sort of dis-ease, that we need to introduce some sort of drug or medicine to assisit our bodies through the healing process.
How different is a cold from a cut on our finger? We don't have to think or tell our bodies to stop the bleeding and start the process of forming a clot and eventually form new tissue where the cut once was. Having a cold or flu is exactly the same. Our bodies produce the fever in order to burn the foreign particles from our bodies. Then why do we take meds to counteract this process. In is in effect going against the natural healing processess taking place within us.
When an individual has a hard time fightiing off the infection is it a sign of dysfunction in the body. There is a lack of communication between the brain and body and this is causing the individual to be less than optimal at fighting the dis-ease. Restoring communication between the brain and body, increases the function of the immune system so that the individual will either at times not feel the symtptoms of the infection or may recover faster if they are sick.
Increasing the function of the nervous system increases function in all systems whether it is the immune system, cardiovascular system, digestive, respiration and biomechanics.
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