A major part of my practice has been utilizing the Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) which I have found to be very successful in clearing emotions connected to many physical problems.
Since the development of NET, Dr. Scott Walker and a team of doctors headed by Dr. Daniel Monti, have been conducting studies to prove that clearing emotions would result in a stronger immune system. This, in turn, would assist those with serious illnesses. We have been waiting for these studies to be published and I am pleased to show you the findings.
The studies were started with cancer patient and the following are the results of those studies.
The published study is titled "Neuro Emotional Technique effects on brain physiology in cancer patients with traumatic stress symptoms". Read the abstract at PubMed.Gov (from the US National Library of Medicine / National Institutes of Health).
Below is one of the quotes from a press release by Thomas Jefferson University:
Since the development of NET, Dr. Scott Walker and a team of doctors headed by Dr. Daniel Monti, have been conducting studies to prove that clearing emotions would result in a stronger immune system. This, in turn, would assist those with serious illnesses. We have been waiting for these studies to be published and I am pleased to show you the findings.
The studies were started with cancer patient and the following are the results of those studies.
The published study is titled "Neuro Emotional Technique effects on brain physiology in cancer patients with traumatic stress symptoms". Read the abstract at PubMed.Gov (from the US National Library of Medicine / National Institutes of Health).
Below is one of the quotes from a press release by Thomas Jefferson University:
| "The results of this study were really quite dramatic," said Daniel Monti, MD, MBA and Principal Investigator. "In just 4-5 sessions, patients who received NET reported much less distress, their overall emotional state improved significantly and the way their brains reacted to stress cues normalized." |
Also, this is the 'Conclusion' section of the paper, which says it so well:
| "Overall, the results from this study are the first ever to assess the combined neurophysiological and clinical effects of an intervention for traumatic stress symptoms in cancer patients. This data suggests that a brief therapeutic course of the NET intervention reduces the reactivity in a number of brain structures associated with the perception of emotional traumas. By reducing the brain's reactivity to traumatic memories, the NET intervention appears to diminish distress associated with such recollections and improve self-regulation. This preliminary study is highly encouraging and underscores the need for larger-scale clinical and neurophysiological trials of this potentially important therapeutic approach for patients with traumatic stress." |
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