Re: Re: Block regulation??

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About 25 years ago my son got involved with doing BACH FLOWERS. It was a type of

kineseology. The best part? It kept him and his friends busy and taking the

Bach remedies for what ever they were 'weak' in kept them from taking other

drugs.

Re: Block regulation??

At work they have had inservices w/ this Chiro that speaks on

nutrition, his version of it anyway- the two things that stood out

were that potatoes are so awfully, obviously bad to eat, & he said

since we really need to have 10 fruits & veg, we shouldn't even try

to eat them all, cause we are just setting ourselves up for failure &

bad health, instead we should buy a can of veg. powder from him, add

some to a beverage each day, or couple times a day & you'll be way

better off. I stood up and left...

>

> Hi Everyone-

> My sister went to a chiropractor yesterday and he did what he

> called " block regulation " to her. It involved him pressing on her

arm,

> and her trying to meet his resistance. For one exercise, when he

> pushed on her bellybutton, she was not supposed to be able to

resist

> his pressure on her arm " due to the nervous system blocking that. "

His

> assessment was that she had a nutritional deficiency-which one, he

was

> not sure at this point without further testing. When my sister

> informed him I was an RD and she was going to ask me about it, his

> response was this was cutting edge and not many people knew about

it.

> I'm a skeptic as is about many practices done by chiropractors, but

I

> promised my sister that I would post this to the listserve and see

if

> anyone has ever heard ANYTHING about it-good or bad.

> Thank you!!

> Corman, RD, LD

> (The funny part was she thought it was a good thing that she could

meet

> his resistance when he pressed on her abdomen, since she thought

her

> core was so strong, for him to only tell her that it was a bad

thing!)

>

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