Author: KIHC

~ Carol Belanger, BA, RM

Heart attacks involve interruption of the blood supply to or through the heart causing a shortage of oxygen supply and damage to heart muscle tissue. Symptoms of heart attacks can include chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, sweating, nausea, vomiting, and anxiety. Symptoms sometimes occur over a period of time that are not noticed or ignored, resulting in later stage diagnosis.

From an energetic science standpoint, the client is often not grounded. Signs of not being grounded can include cold extremities, hyper or excitable personality characteristics, blood pressure irregularities, smaller lower body to larger upper body proportions, etc. A lack of grounding results in an individual feeling unstable, ‘not quite right’, and also a lack of balanced energy level. We need a full spectrum range of electromagnetic frequencies in the body for good health. The individual’s chest may be collapsed or flooded with energy causing imbalances in the rest of the body. Typically the heart vulnerable individual is used to using a forcing current or control that is relied upon to get things done without the ability to centre focus or intention with ease. Thus ‘dis-ease’ results and in this case weakens the heart and supporting structures.

Healing Science work supports individuals to work towards

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~ Dr. Sonya Nobbe, ND

Environmental contaminants are a significant contributing factor to chronic disease and pain. Science repeatedly links toxins to chronic illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, infertility, and cancer. Recent research also clearly links some environmental contaminants with obesity and difficulty losing weight. Though we may regularly choose to reduce our chemical exposure by eating organic food and using safer household cleaners, exposure in today’s world is unavoidable and it’s up to our bodies to successfully detoxify and eliminate these common chemicals. Is your body doing this as efficiently as possible?

Our body is in a constant state of detoxifying and eliminating the wastes it generates through normal metabolic processes. This is a highly evolved and complicated series of chemical reactions that require participation by nearly all body organs. These chemical reactions rely extensively on numerous vitamins and minerals called “cofactors”, such as magnesium, pyridoxal 5’-phosphate (active vitamin B6), and 5MTHF (active folate). When we’re deficient in a cofactor we risk slowing down detoxification pathways, including pathways that are critical for survival. This state has been implicated in many well researched theories of chronic disease, in which the body steals essential nutrients from less vital body processes in order to survive. The consequences of the body’s wise compensation are what we call “symptoms” of various illnesses, including possibly of diabetes, heart disease, mental illness, eczema, and asthma.