In my work as a nutritionist specializing in hormonal health and autoimmunity, my education in both conventional and holistic nutrition provides me with a strong science base as well as an understanding of the importance of the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. I am deeply rooted in evidence-based practices. My approach with clients is grounded in science, research, and data to ensure that the advice I provide is both accurate and effective. However, in my personal life, I also embrace a spiritual path, open to the use of energy healing, crystals, and raising your vibration to support holistic well-being.
Exploring Energy Healing Modalities
Energy healing is an ancient practice found in many cultures worldwide. Some of the popular energy healing modalities include:
Reiki: A Japanese technique that involves channeling universal energy through the hands to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and facilitate healing.
Crystal Bed Healing: A therapy that uses crystals aligned with the chakras to balance and harmonize the body's energy.
Sound Healing: The use of sound frequencies from instruments like singing bowls or tuning forks to promote physical and emotional healing.
Acupuncture and Acupressure: Traditional Chinese Medicine practices that involve stimulating specific points on the body to balance energy flow.
Pranic Healing: A no-touch energy healing system that uses prana, or life force, to cleanse and energize the body.
Scientific Evidence Behind Energy Healing
While energy healing modalities may be considered "woo woo" by some, there is scientific evidence to support their benefits. Studies have shown that practices like Reiki can reduce anxiety, depression, and pain, particularly in hospital settings. Sound healing has been linked to reduced stress and improved mood, while acupuncture has a well-documented body of evidence supporting its efficacy for pain management and mental health.
Crystals, Saging, and Meditation
Crystals are believed to carry specific vibrations that can influence our own energy fields. For instance, amethyst is often associated with calming energy, while citrine is linked to abundance and positivity. Saging, or smudging, involves burning sage to clear negative energy from a space, a practice rooted in Native American traditions. Meditation, widely practiced across the globe, has a robust evidence base showing its benefits for reducing stress, improving focus, and enhancing emotional well-being.
Vibrations: High and Low Frequencies
The concept of vibrations refers to the frequency at which our energy resonates. High vibrations are associated with feelings of love, joy, gratitude, and compassion, while low vibrations are linked to fear, anger, and negativity.
Many factors are believed to influence our vibration:
Raise Vibration: Healthy eating, exercise, meditation, gratitude, positive thinking, spending time in nature, and acts of kindness.
Lower Vibration: Poor diet, negative self-talk, toxic relationships, lack of sleep, and chronic stress.
Interestingly, practices thought to raise our vibration have scientific backing. For example, exercise, healthy eating, and meditation have a strong evidence base for improving physical and mental health.
Love as a Universal Message
Regardless of one's beliefs – whether you call it God, Source, Universe, or something else – the core message remains the same: spread love.
Love is a universal high vibration that can transform our lives and the lives of those around us. In both my professional practice and personal journey, I strive to integrate love and compassion.
Final Thoughts
Balancing the rational, evidence-based world of nutrition with the intuitive, spiritual realm of energy healing allows me to offer a more holistic perspective. Whether you seek healing through nutrition, energy work, or a combination of both, my goal is to support you on your unique wellness journey with an open heart and mind.
Love and light 🤍☀️
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Disclaimer
This post is for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The information provided is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, lifestyle, supplements, or treatment plan.
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