"Gaining a sense of control can help patients cope with their illness, if not help the illness itself."
The National Institute of Health
Stress and Biofeedback Therapy
Stress Relief in Action
Every day we use many different kinds of biofeedback. Specialized training can make significant, positive changes in many disorders.
This chart explains common symptoms resulting from high levels of stress.
Scientifically validated, natural, enjoyable approaches work far differently than pills do. These approaches are empowering, rather than over-powering. Often, these complementary techniques actually increase the effectiveness of chemically-derived substances.
Adapted from a Clemson University article, this checklist helps you identify ways in which stress is affecting you.
Get answers to common questions about Biofeedback Therapy.
Stress interferes with your sleep and compromises your immune system. It gobbles up your body’s micronutrients, increasing your need for anti-oxidants such as vitamins C and E. Stress influences your mood and begins to make you feel lonely and isolated. It increases your cortisol level, your stress hormone, and sets up a chemical environment that disrupts your healthy functioning and actually supports the growth of mutated, i.e., cancer cells.
Ignoring stress only intensifies its negative effects. So, what do you do to alleviate stress and restore a healthy internal environment, thus reducing the likelihood of developing the conditions outlined above? Biofeedback Therapy just may be your answer.
BioVicki@hotmail.com
(713) 523-06282211 Norfolk Street, Suite 140Houston, TX 77098
(713) 523-06282211 Norfolk Street, Suite 140Houston, TX 77098
Since 1976
Letter of Appreciation from the wife of a WWII Vet who had heart problems, pain, high blood pressure and diabetes.
Thank you for making my husbands last 4 years so much better. He had less pain, was calmer and felt more at ease. He passed on at age 78.
