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People are used to using herbal treatments such as chamomile tea when they can’t sleep, Echinacea to help fight off a cold, or Aloe Vera on burns. Herbs have been used throughout human history though, and during all that time we have found treatments for almost every problem a person can have. This article will give some examples of specific conditions that you might not realize you can use herbs for.
Crystal healing is the belief that certain crystal (also known as charmstones) have metaphysical energies in them which can be used to heal the body and soul. While this idea is not accepted by most modern scientists, the art of using crystals for healing and other purposes has been practiced throughout history. Native American and Australian Aboriginal, the Shalagram and Lingam traditions in Hinduism, and others have used these stones. In modern times they have been popular with the New Age movement.
One theory behind crystal healing is that certain crystals vibrate energy at a particular rate, which, when put near the body, change the bodies aura and vibrational rate to correspond with that of the crystal. Crystals can be worn around the neck, or held next to the skin, or just carried on the person. A more advanced approach is to place stones or crystals along energy meridians and chakras.
Would you believe that tapping could cure diseases and remove your fears and phobias? Gary Craig, the creator of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), is an engineering graduate from Stanford as well as an ordained minister who claims that EFT can be used to cure everything from such simple fears as public speaking to more complex diseases such as multiple sclerosis. He based his psychotherapeutic alternative medicine tool on a simplified version of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy (TFT) techniques.
