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Read the latest news about Neuro Emotional Technique (NET), Nutrition and Holistic Health & Healing
The New Science of Emotions: How The ONE Research Foundation is Leading the Way
This video discusses the results of a study on the effectiveness of the NET treatment for chronic low back pain. The study found that NET was significantly more effective than a placebo treatment in reducing pain and improving function. Additionally, the study found that NET had a positive effect [...]
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Neuro Emotional Technique: Why You Should Care
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Treating Lower Back Pain Naturally with Neuro Emotional Technique (NET)
In my 40 years of holistic healing, I’ve come to understand the profound connection between our emotional state and physical wellbeing. One of the most powerful techniques I’ve come across is the Neuro Emotional Technique (NET). It’s a mind-body approach that addresses the neurological imbalances often linked to unresolved stress. [...]
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Positive Change, Dr. Rane helps it happen
Client Spotlight: Tamara Z
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Research Impact for Patients – Melissa Carrick, D.C.
This video discusses the impact of research on patients. The speaker, Melissa Carrick, D.C., talks about how research can help patients cope with stress and improve their overall well-being. She emphasizes that research can lead to a better understanding of how stress affects the brain and how to manage [...]
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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Anna Tobia – Part I
This video is part 1 of an interview with Dr. Anna Tobia, a medical psychologist, about her experience with the Emotional Technique (ET) and its impact on cancer patients. Dr. Tobia shares her journey of discovering ET and how it has transformed her practice. She emphasizes the effectiveness and [...]
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Pleasure vs. Happiness: Dr. Longyear on How NET Balances Dopamine and Serotonin for True Joy
In this episode of the One Foundation Science Series, expert Dr. Michael Longyear dives deep into the neurology and biochemistry of joy, highlighting a cultural struggle where we confuse pleasure (dopamine) with happiness (serotonin). Dr. Longyear explains that dopamine is the “reward molecule” that drives quick, isolating hits [...]
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The Gut Is The Second Brain
Have you ever relied on your gut instincts when making a decision? Or, felt a tingly feeling in your stomach when you're nervous? This isn't mere coincidence, but rather the result of a complex and fascinating relationship between our brain and our gut. In recent years, scientists have increasingly recognized the significance of this mind-gut connection, leading to a wave of groundbreaking research that is shaping the way we think about mental health, nutrition, and overall wellness. Let's dive deep into our bellies and explore what's commonly referred to as the second brain.
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Stressed – A Documentary Film
The video discusses the history and evolution of the concept of stress, from its origins in the 17th century to the present day. It explores the work of various philosophers and scientists who have contributed to our understanding of stress, including Descartes, Hooke, Newton, Bernard, Cannon, and Selye. The [...]
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How is N.E.T. different from traditional healthcare? – Jerry Lee, D.C., L.Ac.
The speaker discusses the difference between Western medicine and Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and chiropractic. In Western medicine, doctors rely on diagnosis and medication or surgery to heal the body. However, in Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and chiropractic, the focus is on allowing the body to heal itself through diet, nutrition, [...]
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