Health & Wellness Blog
Read the latest news about Neuro Emotional Technique (NET), Nutrition and Holistic Health & Healing
Better Than Vitamins
"Better Than Vitamins" read the banner headline on a cover of Newsweek from 1994. Talking about a search for a Magic Pill and asking questions like "Can 'Phytochemicals' Prevent Cancer?", Newsweek brought to the public eye what I and a handful of others have been doing for decades - the clinical use of therapeutic foods. This means using healing foods and food derivatives to heal sick and dying patients in a a clinical setting.
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Your Brain Can Change
In episode 06, we look at how NET (Neuro Emotional Technique) promotes positive neuroplasticity. NET research is revealing real, functional changes in key brain areas. Time-stamped highlights: [00:28] Neuroplasticity and its dual nature: The video explains that while neuroplasticity is often seen as positive, it can also lead to [...]
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NET Reduces Symptoms of Traumatic Stress in Cancer Survivors, Thomas Jefferson University
This video discusses a study conducted by Thomas Jefferson University on the effects of Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) on cancer survivors experiencing emotional distress. The study involved functional MRI scans of participants’ brains before and after NET treatment and found significant changes in brain activity, indicating a positive impact [...]
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Alternative Medicine: What is it and how does it work?
In a world abundant with diverse pathways to health and healing, alternative medicine has increasingly piqued the interest of those professionals seeking a distinctive approach beyond conventional healthcare practices. Despite its burgeoning acceptance, a clear comprehension of the scope and mechanisms of alternative medicine remains elusive to many. By delving [...]
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NET accuracy is amazing
Client Spotlight: Diane D
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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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Do Our Thoughts Affect Our Health? – Ray Gin, D.C.
This video discusses how internal stress patterns can affect physical health. The speaker explains that many people experience stress from internal thoughts and self-criticism, even when there is no external stressor present. This internal stress can lead to physical health problems. The speaker suggests that people become aware of [...]
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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Daniel A. Monti – Part III
This video is part 3 of an interview with Dr. Daniel A. Monti about a new intervention for cancer patients. In this part, Dr. Monti discusses the mind-body model and why it has not been fully embraced in the conventional medical community. He explains that the mind-body connection is [...]
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Stress Factors – Howard Cohn, D.C.
The video is about the importance of addressing mental and emotional factors in healing. The speaker, Howard Cohn, D.C., says that the body is designed to heal itself, but sometimes there is interference that prevents it from doing so. This interference can be physical, biochemical, nutritional, mental, or emotional. [...]
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Restoring the Flow to Our Physiology
In episode 04 of the Our Net Effect Docu-Series, Mark Fohs, LMHC shares his experience finding NET as a mind practitioner. Through compelling metaphors, real-life examples, and expert insights, we delve into the interconnected nature of the mind and body. Discover how emotions express themselves in our physiology, and how [...]
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