Learn More About Cellular Healing

By Essie Osborn


The body has great potential for regeneration. Healers from all over the world are discovering just how important it is to understand this. So much of what affects our bodies is related to more than just the physical. Traumatic experiences that affect our emotions, for example, can cause damage to the cells in our body and result in illness and disease. This is why understanding more about cellular healing is important.

Chemicals are released when stressful situations are experienced that go straight to the cell receptors and form blockages. If this happens over a period of time, normal functioning of the cells such as producing hormones and releasing energy from glucose is affected. Cells degenerate and pass on this memory to new cells being formed, affecting them too. This is why new cells are born damaged instead of healthy.

Cells are able to retain information from the past such as emotional wounding from rejection, abuse and humiliation. The retention of these cell memories, can eventually result in a particular organ becoming diseased. Illness may also be experienced more systemically too, affecting more than just one organ. The whole body can be affected, such as when the immune system is compromised.

We often want to have a quick answer when it comes to illness but with this type of natural process, the body requires time. Cells have certain time frames in which they work when creating energy from breaking down glucose, when producing hormones or when dividing for renewal within a particular organ. For example, the liver cells take much longer to regenerate than those found in the eye. Although some illnesses can be cured quickly, most times the journey towards being healed is a disciplined one, working together with the natural timing of the body.

Survivors of serious diseases appear to be able to access degenerative cell memories and release them so that they are not passed on to the next generation of cells. New cells are therefore born healthy. Research is being done which appears to back up the fact that our emotions are neurologically linked to our bodies and affect what happens in our cells.

There are many practitioners available to help you find the root causes of illnesses and help you to learn the art of healing yourself. Different tools are used such as guided meditation and use of applied kinesiology (muscle testing) There are many different approaches. This is why choosing someone with credentials and a good track record is important.

Different methods and approaches are used by practitioners. It is important to go carefully about the process of choosing a practitioner who is right for you. It is preferable to select someone with experience who is highly recommended by clients. Sessions offered usually last about an hour and most people require a number of sessions to experience results. The way people feel after a session is also different with some feeling sleepy and others feeling energized. Many report a feeling of lightness as if a great weight has been removed.

There is research being conducted that offers compelling evidence that our thought patterns do affect our whole body chemistry, and can suppress our immune system. What is repressed instead of expressed ends up affecting our cells and being detrimental to our health. However, the possibility does exist for us all to have a healthy relationship with our minds, bodies and emotions and there are practitioners trained to guide one on this journey.




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