The Biofield system
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Combining Holistic and Biofield health promotes optimal self-healing to improve your health at all levels, help self-manage any health issues, and reduce symptoms such as pain.
One important component of health that is often overlooked is the Biofield system. This supplements the healthy lifestyle and self-care practices through holistic health and further enhances your well-being, immune health, helps manage pain, daily stress, and anxiety, and builds more emotional resilience to further health issues and life’s challenges.
Biofield Therapy
Biofield Therapy has been examined by 66 clinical studies, which resulted in strong evidence supporting pain reduction in chronically ill patients.
Numerous studies have shown Biofield therapy to reduce stress, often associated with long-term illnesses.
Biofield Health can support you in a range of areas:
- Promotes self-healing
- Increases resilience to life’s challenges
- Stronger resistance to illness & disease
- Improves personal and working relationships with others
- Learning a wider perspective on self-care skills for life
- Feeling less overwhelmed by responsibilities
- Improved your mental awareness
- Positive transformation and more…
What is Your Biofield?
Your body generates biofields internally, and, in turn, your biofield energy is influenced by the energy of your surroundings, which raises or lowers your energy field accordingly. This includes foods you eat, sensory stimulation from colours and scents, and your thoughts and emotions.
Every cell and organ in your body pulses with electric and magnetic energy. These microcurrents of energy influence each other and produce magnetic fields that interact with the electromagnetic energy of your surroundings and form an interconnected network of electromagnetic energy and subtle energy (life-force energy), also known as Chi or Prana, in and around your physical body. Known as Biofield energy, this energy system is as unique to you as your DNA.
Your energetic field can become unbalanced by traumatic experiences you have suffered or watched others suffer from, such as trauma, injuries, illness, neglect, or abuse, exposure to severe financial problems, issues at work, abandonment, or feelings of rejection. Substances you consume, such as alcohol, tobacco, prescription or recreational drugs, and even your thoughts’ electrical activity, all contribute to your unique biofield. This energy radiates outward, thought to carry with it the information about your physical, mental, and emotional state.
Energy medicine, using tools and biofield therapies, seeks to detect and correct these imbalances that may contribute to or result from illness or disease and to correct those imbalances to promote overall health and wellness.
Is there any proof that it works?
Yes! A growing body of scientific evidence supports the reality of the human energy system. The evidence is so compelling that health professionals and the scientific community have begun to embrace the biofield concept and acknowledge the efficacy of biofield therapies and their role in healthcare delivery.
Research into the functions of human biofields has concluded that magnetic fields do in fact exist which influences the energy fields of people nearby. Additionally, it has been shown that electrically based biofields are able to play a role in the restoration of damaged tissues and thus can be used in work associated with cell development, repair, and regeneration.
Supported by the NHS
The NHS has supported research showing the potential benefits of biofield therapies for chronic diseases and health conditions. Reiki, for example, is recommended by the National Health Service Trusts and The Prince of Wales Foundation for managing chronic disease. In 2015 Bart’s Health NHS Trust’s Complementary Therapies Service (CTS) established a Reiki therapy program for cancer and palliative care patients. It's now become much more widely used throughout the NHS.
Biofield therapy such as Reiki, can now be found in a number of hospital settings for terminal or life-threatening illnesses in the UK, offered mostly voluntarily.