Re: TBM - Marty

[Guest guest]

Marty.

Here's a description from the TBM Seminars website:

" What is TBM.?

TBM. (Total Body Modification) is a technique that is used to find the organ or

area of the body that is stressed, determine why it is stressed and correct the

problem by restoring balance to the nervous system.

In other words, while basic Chiropractic is used to correct the Structure and

influence the function, TBM. corrects the Functional Physiology, (how the body

works), which may, in turn, influence structure. Both are essential to optimum

health.

In the early days of Chiropractic, the " old time Chiropractor " was not

restricted

or confused by " scientific proof " of what they were able to do. These old

masters found a problem and corrected it, thereby, building the reputation of

Chiropractic with their main philosophy being that the power that made the

body, could correct the body.

TBM. has taken that philosophy and explored the possibilities inherent in the

human body of self-regeneration. TBM. has demonstrated that if the right thing

is done to the body at the right time and right way, wonders can happen. By

taking the techniques of the old Chiropractic masters and combining them with

modern technology, TBM. has been able to duplicate the corrections and

restoration to health that the old masters were able to do.

How Does TBM. Work?

The nervous system is composed of the Central Nervous System, which runs

the voluntary function or movements and the Autonomic Nervous System

which runs the involuntary functions of the body, such as heart beat, digestion,

etc. Each of these systems are further divided into Sensory and Motor Fibers.

The brain is the primary control for both branches of the nervous system.

Sensory Fibers carry messages to the brain where they are processed, like a

computer, and the brain in turn, tells the body what to do.

Research has proven that under sufficient stress, for any reason, the neurons

in the brain centers, which are controlling the stressed organ or body part,

essentially depolarize. This is like blowing a fuse on an electric circuit. The

message gets to the brain but fails to return. The result is that the brain

(computer) loses effective control over the afflicted organ or body part. This

leaves the organ or body part running out of control.

Using tried and tested reflex points and muscle testing, the TBM. practitioner

can find the problem. The practitioner will then stimulate a specific area or

areas of the spine in a specific manner in an attempt to stimulate the neurons

in the brain to repolarize (fix the fuse) and allow the brain to regain control

of

the body and guide it back to health. Since a correctly functioning nervous

system is a major requirement for health, it follows that TBM. can have a part

to

play in almost any problem and uncover and correct the roadblocks to

recovery. "

[Guest guest]

Dear Kathy,

That's interesting. It sounds like a combination of acupuncture (or

acupressure), AK (muscle testing), and reflexology.

Bee

--- In , " murphride " <kathy@r...>

wrote:

> Marty.

>

> Here's a description from the TBM Seminars website:

>

> " What is TBM.?

>

> TBM. (Total Body Modification) is a technique that is used to find

the organ or

> area of the body that is stressed, determine why it is stressed and

correct the

> problem by restoring balance to the nervous system.

>

> In other words, while basic Chiropractic is used to correct the

Structure and

> influence the function, TBM. corrects the Functional Physiology,

(how the body

> works), which may, in turn, influence structure. Both are essential

to optimum

> health.

>

> In the early days of Chiropractic, the " old time Chiropractor " was

not restricted

> or confused by " scientific proof " of what they were able to do.

These old

> masters found a problem and corrected it, thereby, building the

reputation of

> Chiropractic with their main philosophy being that the power that

made the

> body, could correct the body.

>

> TBM. has taken that philosophy and explored the possibilities

inherent in the

> human body of self-regeneration. TBM. has demonstrated that if the

right thing

> is done to the body at the right time and right way, wonders can

happen. By

> taking the techniques of the old Chiropractic masters and combining

them with

> modern technology, TBM. has been able to duplicate the corrections

and

> restoration to health that the old masters were able to do.

>

> How Does TBM. Work?

>

>

> The nervous system is composed of the Central Nervous System, which

runs

> the voluntary function or movements and the Autonomic Nervous

System

> which runs the involuntary functions of the body, such as heart

beat, digestion,

> etc. Each of these systems are further divided into Sensory and

Motor Fibers.

>

> The brain is the primary control for both branches of the nervous

system.

> Sensory Fibers carry messages to the brain where they are

processed, like a

> computer, and the brain in turn, tells the body what to do.

>

> Research has proven that under sufficient stress, for any reason,

the neurons

> in the brain centers, which are controlling the stressed organ or

body part,

> essentially depolarize. This is like blowing a fuse on an electric

circuit. The

> message gets to the brain but fails to return. The result is that

the brain

> (computer) loses effective control over the afflicted organ or body

part. This

> leaves the organ or body part running out of control.

>

> Using tried and tested reflex points and muscle testing, the TBM.

practitioner

> can find the problem. The practitioner will then stimulate a

specific area or

> areas of the spine in a specific manner in an attempt to stimulate

the neurons

> in the brain to repolarize (fix the fuse) and allow the brain to

regain control of

> the body and guide it back to health. Since a correctly functioning

nervous

> system is a major requirement for health, it follows that TBM. can

have a part to

> play in almost any problem and uncover and correct the roadblocks

to

> recovery. "