Disease comes in a great many forms. Luckily, in this day and age we have scientists pinpointing specific causes of these diseases and coming up with complicated, expensive drugs and therapies that we hope will destroy the disease before it destroys us.
Oh, wait. That model is totally wrong. Although this is generally the method used to treat disease, is this something that we should accept?
According to the CDC, 85 percent of disease is affected by emotion. This one fact alone tells us that we should put a huge focus on maintaining a happy, balanced lifestyle. Think about it. We all already know that stress, anger, resentment, and depression all lead to disease, so why not have tools to battle negative emotions as a preventive measure against all disease.
Although there are many different ways to deal with stress and other negative emotions, one technique that is gaining popularity is the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). EFT, a method of energy psychology that was applied in the 1990s, can help reduce stress and other negative emotions that are often the underlying cause of disease.
EFT can be utilized to control many emotional issues including stress, addictions, eating disorders, anxiety, back pain, depression and ADD among others. A study found in the Journal of Clinical Psychology describes the application of EFT to successfully treat phobias of small animals.
Now that you?re a little more convinced of the legitimacy, how does it work?
Emotional Freedom Technique uses the tapping of specific points on the body to release negative emotions -- just as acupuncture uses specific points to heal different areas of the body.
Stimulating specific points on your body by tapping and simultaneously thinking and repeating positive affirmations, a shift of your brain?s biochemistry can be successfully obtained. Some of these points are found on the face, torso, fingers and hands.
Here?s an example of how EFT works:
For a fear of public speaking, you would focus deeply on this fear and really feel it. Once you have that, you will choose and repeat a positive affirmation as well as a point for tapping.
We value and respect the experiences of all of our HERWriters, but everyone is different. Many of our writers are speaking from personal experience, and what's worked for them may not work for you. Their articles are not a substitute for medical advice although we hope you can gain knowledge from their insight.
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