Psychoneurobics Therapy In Treatment Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Or Irritable Bowel Disease

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Bhumika Berry
Dr. Mahesh Dogra

Abstract

The present study was conducted on a group of 100 patients suffering from Irritable Bowel Syndrome or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBS or IBD). The patients had varied Gastrointestinal Tract Symptoms. These included loose stool (diarrhea), abdominal pain, appetite variation, abnormality in stools passed out like presence of blood etc., abnormalities in characteristics as far as quality and quantity of stool is concerned etc. Many patients also had mental abnormalities because of this highly discomfortable disease. Now these patients were treated using an emerging scientific/ medical therapy based on the chakras present in the human body; by virtue of magnificent Nature. The Chakras/Plexuses involved in this therapy included: Manipura (Navel) Chakra/Solar Plexus and Swadhisthana (Spleen) Chakra/Sacral Plexus. These are assosciated with Agni Mudra (Joyful Neurobics) and Varun Mudra (Purifying Neurobics) respectively. Each Patient was treated individually in a mildly lit small room or cabin with Yellow/Orange Light (colours assosciated with these two involved Chakras).They were further guided to visualize 3rd Eye Healing Album - Concentrate & Cure or Health Management Kit- 3d Plates.  Daily session was conducted which lasted for 20-30 minutes. Regarding duration of undergoing through psychoneurobics therapy; 32% had done so for 7-9 months, 33% for 4-6 months, 20% for 10-12 months and remaining 15% had undergone for 1-3 months. 41% patients had full relief, 32% reported mild relief and 22% informed to have moderate relief. Thereby we conclude that Psychoneurobics Therapy can cure IBD / IBS significantly.

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Bhumika Berry, & Dr. Mahesh Dogra. (2020). Psychoneurobics Therapy In Treatment Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Or Irritable Bowel Disease. Research Inspiration, 6(I), 01–09. Retrieved from http://www.researchinspiration.com/index.php/ri/article/view/110
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