My guess is that readers of this blog already know that oxygen is a principal key to the health and well-being of life on Earth. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a way of delivering oxygen directly to the blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids. Although it is often done in a hospital setting, especially in burn units, some individuals have purchased units for their own use. HBOT chambers come in two varieties, hard chamber (HBOT) and soft chamber (mHBOT). Hard chamber units are able to employ higher pressure to address certain kinds of problems best treated in hospital settings, although . . . → Read More: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
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 Comments are closed  Blog  acupuncture, airplanes, antioxidants, back pain, blood pressure, bowels, circulation, claustrophobia, coronary disease, Debra Basham, ears, earth, fast phobia cure, Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth, HBOT, health, health benefits, hearing, hearing aids, high blood pressure, hyperbaric, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Mesotherapy, mHBOT, NLP, oxygen, oxygen mask, oxygen therapy, pharmaceuticals, placebo, placebo effect, scientific, seeking and finding, silica, surgery, the bends, therapy, validity, well-being Debra and I spent the last week of August in San Antonio, Texas, at the Healing Touch Program Worldwide Conference. Because we had a lot of stuff (primarily manuals and CDs) we needed to take, we drove from Michigan. The drive took two days, with the second day starting just east of the Mississippi River. We went past Little Rock, Arkansas, Texarkana, Dallas, and Austin before reaching San Antonio. We had a good view of the Texas drought. Although we had seen TV coverage of the drought, that’s not the same as seeing the effect on the land while . . . → Read More: Feeling the Heat Comments are closed Blog air conditioning, Core star, Energy Medicine, fast phobia cure, hara line, healing touch, Mary Jo Bulbrook, massage therapists, NLP, phobia, Richard Bandler, San Antonio, Trauma, Use Your Brain for a Change One of the things NLP teaches is that details are important. Details have always been important, of course, but they are often overlooked. A TV show I saw recently had a couple of detectives enter a mosque to talk to the Imam. He has them leave their shoes in the entryway. We see them remove their shoes, and we watch the female detective use her shawl to cover her head. We watch them have their chat with the Imam, and then we watch them leave the mosque without stopping to put their shoes back on before hitting the cold and . . . → Read More: Details Comments are closed Blog advanced language patterns, architect, attention, awareness, Big Three, butt, communication, congruence, conscious, details, difference, difference that makes a difference, excellence, expertise, eye-accessing, fast phobia cure, hypnosis, Imam, language, learning curve, left-brain, mosque, mouth, NLP, phobia, practice, predicates, PTSD, research, Richard Bandler, right-brain, sales, sense-based, shoes, sleight-of-mouth, slight, subjective, submodalities, training, TV, unconscious, van, visual |
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