I listened the other day to Lynn
Taggart on the Matrix Summit. She was discussing the work of Dr. Robert Becker.
I wanted to learn more.
We have a perineural nervous system -
it is connective tissue that covers the nerves in our body. Remember, we have
connective tissue everywhere covering our body - connective tissue includes
muscles, ligaments, tendons, skin, omentum, etc. Connective tissue has quartz
crystals in every cell of the DNA. Quartz crystals, or liquidified quartz,
is what gives the body its conductivity.
So, when an injury occurs, and I think
most of this is physical injuries, why can it not be a trauma or an emotional
injury since we put those injuries somewhere within our body, too, with the
injury causing the tissue to lose voltage? Damaged tissue has a higher
resistance and electricity flows to areas of lower resistance. Higher
resistance actually impairs the healing & is probably what causes heat
& swelling in an injury.
Some feel chakras are, like acupuncture
points, frequency transmitters.
This I want to research further but
Taggart said that our blood cells are our 2nd electron conductor system. Is
that why thick heavy iron laden blood has propensities to increased clotting a
problem? I'm just thinking!
Dr Stephen Sinatra has done extensive
research into the "grounding" or "earthing" movement. He
believes inflammation is the root of most disease. Reading some of the above
info, it sounds like he might have a point. The earth itself is full of
electrons from lightning strikes. Walking barefoot provides us an opportunity
to pick up these electrons to counter other modern life damage.
Grounding thins the blood improving the
"zeta potential". It takes about 80 minutes for the electrons picked
up walking barefoot to reach the blood stream.
All the things we do, like eat sugar,
smoke, stress, and anxiety thickens our blood, propelling us to a clotting
propensity due to inflammation. Grounding causes the opposite effect making the
red blood cells repel each other (zeta potential).
When we tap, we are manually tapping
electron into our meridians. What is oxidative stress on our body?
Oxidative stress is when our cells LOSE electrons. Those are free radicals
everyone talks about. You get enough free radicals coursing through our body
disease begins. There is a tipping point in the body where we hit that in
degenerative disease, like with our CoQ10 levels, and death will occur, if a
miracle is not forthcoming, because the body cannot recover.
7.83 Hz is a natural universe
frequency. The body heals between 7-8 Hz. Each tissue has a different
frequency. What is the rage of alpha brain waves? 8-12 Hz. Theta
brain wave is lower @ 4-8 Hz. I teach that we drop into low alpha/high theta
when we tap. Cerebral blood flow is increased at that brain wave range.
Brain waves are not confined to the
brain. We get that because during tapping the entire body relaxes. This is part
of that perineural system.
It appears the body has the capacity to
send its own healing microamps to the injury (and again why can't that be
emotional damage done to the physical?).
Dr. Becker feels that happens via
Schwann cells (nerve cells that surround the axon of nerve cells forming myelin
sheath and supporting non-myelinated nerves) and glial cells (these cells don't
do any conducting of impulses but provide support for rest of nervous system -
to me it's the "stuff" in between nerve cells!). Becker believes the
acupuncture system maps the glial cells and it all parallels the peripheral
nervous system making the acupuncture spots we tap amplifiers of impulses.
Meridians are 30-100 micrometer tubules.
Dr. Nordenstrom, who did more research
on this idea, believes arterial micro-capillaries can shunt the body's
electricity to an injury.
So, does this explain why physical
things can heal when we tap?
Could be!
This blurb is copied from the website
cited below:
It would be helpful
to review the cellular nature of an injury to fully appreciate the importance
of Dr. Chang's research. Dr. Becker has shown that trauma will affect the
electrical potential of cells in damaged tissues. Initially the injured site
has a much higher resistance than that of the surrounding tissue. Basic physics
dictates that electricity tends to flow toward the path of least resistance.
Therefore endogenous bioelectricity avoids areas of high resistance and takes
the easiest path, generally around the injury. The decreased electrical flow
through the injured area decreases the cellular capacitance. As a result,
healing is actually impaired. This may be one of the reasons for inflammatory
reactions, such as pain, heat, swelling and redness. Electricity flows more
readily through these hot inflammatory fluids.
The correct microcurrent application
to an injured site augments the endogenous current flow and allows the
traumatized area to regain its capacitance. The resistance of the injured
tissue is then reduced allowing bioelectricity to enter the area to reestablish
homeostasis. Therefore microcurrent electrical therapy can be viewed as a
catalyst helpful in initiating and sustaining the numerous chemical and
electrical reactions that occur in the healing process.
http://www.practicalpainmanagement.com/treatments/microcurrent-electrical-therapy-mechanisms-results
Don't we serve an amazing
God??? How did He think up all these different avenues to healing?
Remember, EFT is not a substitute for medical or psychological care. Please consult your own personal physician for all your personal needs.
Sherrie Rice Smith, R.N. (Retired)
