A breakthrough new study by researchers at the University of Arizona has shown definitively that people who have range of motion limitations in their arms and shoulders show a significantly greater level of healing and pain reduction with a 10-minute one-time session of Reconnective Healing than when treated with physical therapy.
And the study’s findings were demonstrated in a remarkable TV segment on the Dr. Oz Show. Dr. Mehmet Oz said he was "flabbergasted" at what he saw. A woman who couldn’t raise her arms more than a foot from her hips for more than 20 years – and had tried every modality without success – instantly regained her full range of motion, raising her arms out to her sides and up over her head, fingers and hands touching above her head, pain-free. Reconnective Healing discoverer and internationally bestselling author Dr. Eric Pearl clearly demonstrated Reconnective Healing before millions of viewers.
Reconnective Healing is a comprehensive, yet simple and easy-to-learn healing approach that completely transcends "energy healing" and its complex rituals and techniques. It accesses vibrational frequencies that are self-correcting by nature and are accessible to everyone.
The result: dramatic reports of regeneration, instead of degeneration, and account after account of seemingly unexplainable healings. Science Confirms Reconnective Healing, by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, one of the world’s leading scientists specializing in bioenergetic research, chronicles many studies that show that Reconnective Healing is scientifically measurable and a powerful tool in the hands of practitioners.
The most recent study on Range of Motion was conducted by Dr. Ann Linda Baldwin and Dr. Gary Schwartz of the University of Arizona, Laboratory for the Advances in Consciousness and Health in the Departments of Psychology and Physiology at the university’s College of Medicine. Combined, their degrees and professorships encompass Harvard, Yale and the University of London.
The study set out to determine if one 10-minute session of Reconnective Healing could increase the range of motion and ability to elevate the arms of those people with medically diagnosed range-limiting conditions. This was measured against a control group and physical therapy, as well as others. The results showed that one Reconnective Healing session significantly improved range of motion by an average of 26 degrees in people with restricted shoulder mobility. The degree of improvement was significantly greater than that produced by physical therapy. Reconnective Healing also significantly reduced the pain reported by participants as they regained the ability to raise their arms.
The Range of Motion study adds to the growing conclusive scientific proof of the power and efficiency of Reconnective Healing, including studies that demonstrate that it restructures our DNA and improves Olympic athletes’ peak performance. But it is the anecdotal evidence of people who engage with the healing frequencies as catalysts for other’s healing that point to the human equation, not only the scientific confirmation. These practitioners see the results in their clients and experience the satisfaction of helping someone regain their freedom of movement and greatly reduce and/or totally eliminate their pain.
"We are on the threshold of a whole new era of healthcare," says Dr. Pearl. "And Reconnective Healing shows that we can take healing into our own hands."
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