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BIOMAGNETISMO: La terapia revolucionaria que diagnostica, previene y cura enfermedades
El Biomagnetismo es un sistema médico revolucionario por sus excelentes resultados, que permite diagnosticar, prevenir y curar las enfermedades, cuyos principales causantes son virus, bacterias, hongos, parásitos, la asociación de los mismos y disfunciones glandulares. Se basa en corregir las distorsiones de nue

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Las glándulas paratiroides mantienen los niveles adecuados de calcio y fósforo en su cuerpo activando o desactivando la liberación de la hormona paratiroidea. Esto es similar a cómo un termostato controla un sistema de calefacción para mantener una temperatura del aire constante. La vitamina D también participa en el control de la cantidad de calcio en la sangre

Normalmente, este acto de equilibrio funciona bien.
Cuando los niveles de calcio en la sangre bajan demasiado, las glándulas paratiroides liberan suficiente hormona paratiroidea para restablecer el equilibrio. Esta hormona eleva los niveles de calcio liberando calcio de los huesos, aumentando la cantidad de calcio absorbido en el intestino delgado y disminuyendo la cantidad de calcio perdido en la o***a. Cuando los niveles de calcio en la sangre son demasiado altos, las glándulas paratiroides producen menos hormona paratiroidea.

El calcio es mejor conocido por su papel en el mantenimiento de dientes y huesos sanos. Pero el calcio también ayuda en la transmisión de señales en las células nerviosas. Y está involucrado en la contracción muscular.
El fósforo, otro mineral, trabaja junto con el calcio en estas áreas. A veces, una o más de las glándulas paratiroides producen grandes cantidades de hormona paratiroidea. Estos altos niveles de hormonas pueden ser el cuerpo respondiendo apropiadamente para mantener el calcio en el rango estándar, o pueden estar elevando inapropiadamente el calcio en la sangre. Cuál depende del problema subyacente.
El hiperparatiroidismo puede ocurrir debido a hiperparatiroidismo primario o hiperparatiroidismo secundario.

Hiperparatiroidismo primario
El hiperparatiroidismo primario ocurre debido a un problema con una o más de las cuatro glándulas paratiroides: Un crecimiento no canceroso (adenoma) en una glándula es la causa más común. El agrandamiento (hiperplasia) de dos o más glándulas paratiroides explica la mayoría de los demás casos. Un tumor canceroso es una causa muy rara de hiperparatiroidismo primario. Una o más de las glándulas paratiroides producen grandes cantidades de hormona paratiroidea. Esto conduce a niveles altos de calcio y niveles bajos de fósforo en la sangre.
El hiperparatiroidismo primario generalmente ocurre al azar. Pero algunas personas heredan un gen que causa el trastorno. Hiperparatiroidismo secundario El hiperparatiroidismo secundario es el resultado de otra condición que reduce el calcio en la sangre, lo que luego afecta la función de la glándula. Esto hace que sus glándulas paratiroides trabajen en exceso y produzcan grandes cantidades de hormona par
atiroidea para mantener o restaurar el nivel de calcio al rango estándar. Los factores que pueden resultar en hiperparatiroidismo secundario incluyen:
Deficiencia severa de calcio. Es posible que su cuerpo no obtenga suficiente calcio de su dieta, a menudo porque su sistema digestivo no absorbe el calcio de los alimentos. Esto es común después de una cirugía intestinal, incluida la cirugía para perder peso. Deficiencia severa de vitamina D. La vitamina D ayuda a mantener niveles adecuados de calcio en la sangre. También ayuda a su sistema digestivo a absorber el calcio de los alimentos. Su cuerpo produce vitamina D cuando su piel se expone a la luz solar. También obtiene algo de vitamina D en los alimentos. Si no obtiene suficiente vitamina D, los niveles de calcio pueden disminuir. Insuficiencia renal crónica. Sus riñones convierten la vitamina D en una forma que su cuerpo pueda usar. Si sus riñones funcionan mal, la vitamina D utilizable puede disminuir y los niveles de calcio pueden disminuir. Esto hace que los niveles de hormona paratiroidea aumenten. La insuficiencia renal crónica es la causa más común de hiperparatiroidismo secundario. En algunas personas con hiperparatiroidismo secundario a largo plazo, por lo general debido a una enfermedad renal en etapa terminal, las glándulas paratiroides se agrandan. Comienzan a liberar la hormona paratiroidea por sí mismos. El nivel de la hormona no baja con el tratamiento médico y el calcio en la sangre se eleva demasiado. Esto se llama hiperparatiroidismo terciario, y las personas con esta afección pueden necesitar cirugía para extirpar el tejido paratiroideo.

Factores de riesgo Puede tener un mayor riesgo de hiperparatiroidismo primario si: Es una mujer que ha pasado por la menopausia. Han tenido deficiencia prolongada y severa de calcio o vitamina D Tiene un trastorno hereditario raro, como la neoplasia endocrina múltiple, tipo 1, que generalmente afecta múltiples glándulas. Ha tenido tratamiento de radiación para el cáncer que ha expuesto su cuello a la radiación. Ha tomado litio, un fármaco que se utiliza con mayor frecuencia para tratar el trastorno bipolar.

Complicaciones
Las complicaciones del hiperparatiroidismo se relacionan principalmente con el efecto a largo plazo de muy poco calcio en los huesos y demasiado calcio en el torrente sanguíneo. Las complicaciones comunes incluyen: Osteoporosis. La pérdida de calcio de los huesos a menudo da como resultado huesos débiles y quebradizos que se rompen con facilidad (osteoporosis). Cálculos renales. Demasiado calcio en la sangre puede provocar demasiado calcio en la o***a. Esto puede provocar la formación de depósitos pequeños y duros de calcio y otras sustancias en los riñones (cálculos renales). Un cálculo renal generalmente causa un gran dolor a medida que pasa de los riñones a través del tracto urinario. Enfermedad cardiovascular. Aunque el vínculo exacto de causa y efecto no está claro, los niveles altos de calcio están asociados con afecciones cardíacas y de los vasos sanguíneos (cardiovasculares), como presión arterial alta y ciertos tipos de enfermedades cardíacas. Hipoparatiroidismo neonatal. El hiperparatiroidismo grave no tratado en mujeres embarazadas puede causar niveles peligrosamente bajos de calcio en los recién nacidos. El hiperparatiroidismo primario no es común en mujeres en edad fértil.

08/25/2022

Su salud general puede afectar la gravedad y el impacto del tinnitus, por lo que este también es un buen momento para hacer un balance de su dieta, actividad física, sueño y nivel de estrés, y tomar medidas para mejorarlos. También puede reducir el impacto del tinnitus al tratar la depresión, la ansiedad, el insomnio y el dolor con acupuntura, auriculoterapia o psicoterapia.

Si a menudo está expuesto a ruidos fuertes en el trabajo o en el hogar, es importante reducir el riesgo de pérdida auditiva (o pérdida auditiva adicional) mediante el uso de protectores como tapones para los oídos u orejeras o dispositivos hechos a la medida.

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09/24/2021

La mesoterapia facial con ácido hialurónico es un tratamiento de rejuvenecimiento que permite recuperar la hidratación cutánea, otorgar a la piel luminosidad e hidratación instantánea. Es una aplicación de microinyecciones de ácido hialurónico combinada con otras sustancias como vitaminas y oligoelementos, para proporcionar vitalidad la vez que mejora la calidad y la apariencia de la piel, y previene el envejecimiento. En general, se requieren mínimo cinco sesiones para notar cambios importantes en la apariencia de la piel, aunque algunos sienten los beneficios desde el segundo día de tratamiento.

03/07/2019

Your general health can affect the severity and impact of tinnitus, so this is also a good time to take stock of your diet, physical activity, sleep, and stress level, and take steps to improve them. You may also be able to reduce the impact of tinnitus by treating depression, anxiety, insomnia, and pain with acupuncture, auriculotherapy or psychotherapy.

If you're often exposed to loud noises at work or at home, it's important to reduce the risk of hearing loss (or further hearing loss) by using protectors such as earplugs or earmuff-like or custom-fitted devices.

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12/03/2018

The anxiety disorder
The anxiety disorders are the most common group of psychiatric disorders. The term anxiety refers to the sensations of nervousness, tension, apprehension, and fear that emanate from the anticipation of danger, which may be internal or external. Anxiety disorders describe different clusters of signs and symptoms of anxiety, panic, and phobias.

A panic attack is a distinct period of intense fear or discomfort that develops abruptly, usually reaching a crescendo within a few minutes or less. Physical symptoms may include hyperventilation, palpitations, trembling, sweating, dizziness, hot flashes or chills, numbness or tingling, and the sensation or fear of nausea or choking. Psychologic symptoms may include depersonalization and derealization and fear of fainting, dying, doing something uncontrolled, or losing one’s mind. A panic disorder consists of episodes of panic attacks followed by a period of persistent fear of the recurrence of more panic attacks. When the focus of anxiety is an activity, person, or situation that is dreaded, feared, and probably avoided, the anxiety disorder is called a phobia. Phobia-inspired avoidance behavior as well as travel and activity restrictions may become intense and incapacitating. The phobias include agoraphobia, social phobia, and simple or specific phobia; panic attacks and panic disorders are often but not necessarily involved.

Specific phobia, also called single or simple phobia, describes the onset of intense, excessive, or unreasonable fear, stimulated by the presence or anticipation of a specific object or situation. The causes may be naturally occurring (for example, animals, insects, thunder, water), situational (such as heights or riding in elevators), or related to receiving injections or giving blood. Social phobia describes the persistent and recognizably irrational fear of embarrassment and humiliation in social situations. The social phobia may be quite specific (for example, public speaking) or may become generalized to all social situations. Agoraphobia is the fear of being caught in a situation from which a graceful and speedy escape would be impossible, difficult, or embarrassing. Examples of feared situations include attendance in an auditorium, being stuck in traffic, and being outside the house.

In generalized anxiety disorder, there is no specific focus to the anxiety; symptoms are free-floating. Generalized anxiety disorder involves excessive anxiety, worry, and apprehensive expectations focused on many life circumstances, more days than not, for a period of at least 6 months. The intensity, duration, and frequency of symptoms are out of proportion to the probability or consequences of the feared event. Somatic symptom clusters often involve: 1) motor tension (such as trembling, restlessness, and fatigue), 2) autonomic hyperactivity (for example, shortness of breath, palpitations, sweating, dry mouth, dizziness, and abdominal distress), and 3) hyperarousal (such as exaggerated startle response, irritability, insomnia, and poor concentration).

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder involving obsessions or compulsive rituals or both. Obsessions are repetitive and intrusive thoughts, impulses, or images that cause marked anxiety. They often involve transgressing social norms, harming others, and becoming contaminated, but they are more intense than excessive worries about real problems. Compulsions are repetitive rituals and acts that people are driven to perform and which they perform reluctantly to prevent or reduce distress. The frequency and duration of their repetition make them inconvenient and often incapacitating. Examples include ritualistic behaviors (such as hand-washing and rechecking) and mental acts (for example, counting and repeating words silently); they are time-consuming and interfere significantly with daily functioning.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) involves an individual’s experiencing a psychologically traumatic stressor such as witnessing death, being threatened with death or injury, or being sexually abused. At the time of the stressor event, the individual experiences intense fear, helplessness, or horror. PTSD entails a persistent reexperiencing of the trauma in the form of recurrent and intrusive images and thoughts, or recurrent dreams, or experiencing episodes during which the trauma is relived (perhaps with hallucinations). People with PTSD experience persistent symptoms of increased arousal such as insomnia, irritability, hypervigilance, and exaggerated startle response. They persistently avoid stimuli related to the trauma such as activities, feelings, and thoughts associated with the traumatic event.

Interest in the role of sexual abuse and in**st in PTSD and other psychiatric and AOD disorders has increased. Clinicians note that long-term responses to childhood and adult sexual abuse often include symptoms associated with PTSD and other psychiatric problems, including an increased risk for AOD disorders. Many such problems are addressed in treatment efforts popular in adult children of alcoholic (ACOA) programs, some of which are controversial and unsubstantiated by research or long-term observation. Such treatment approaches may exacerbate AOD use and psychiatric disorders and should be cautiously undertaken. Amnesic periods have to be carefully evaluated both as blackout phenomena and as possible dissociated states. Such differentiation can be extremely complicated. While a clinician’s immediate response may be to identify these patients as being intoxicated, they may be experiencing independent psychiatric phenomena.

Prevalence
Prevalence rates for anxiety disorders in the general population can be estimated from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) studies. According to the ECA studies, anxiety disorders affect more than 7 percent of adults (Regier et al., 1988). (In the general population, the lifetime prevalence rate of anxiety disorders is 14.6 percent.) Women, individuals under age 45, those who are separated or divorced, and those in low socioeconomic groups all have a higher rate of anxiety disorders than individuals in other groups.

The ECA studies indicate that in the general population:

The 1-month prevalence rate for any anxiety disorder is 7.3 percent (4.7 percent for males and 9.7 percent for females), and the 6-month rate is 8.9 percent.
The 1-month prevalence rate for phobia is about 6.2 percent (3.8 percent for males and 8.4 percent for females).
The 1-month prevalence rate for panic disorder is about 0.5 percent (0.3 percent for males and 0.7 percent for females).
The 1-month prevalence rate for obsessive-compulsive disorder is 1.3 percent (1.1 percent for males and 1.5 percent for females).
Lifetime prevalence of post-traumatic stress syndrome in the general population is estimated to be less than 1 percent. The prevalence among individuals who have experienced a psychologically traumatic stressor and then developed psychiatric symptoms is poorly understood.
Among patients with AOD problems, there is a significant likelihood for having a coexisting anxiety disorder. One study noted that more than 60 percent of patients being treated for AOD disorders had a lifetime diagnosis of an anxiety disorder, and about 45 percent experienced an anxiety disorder within the past month (Ross et al., 1988). Other studies have demonstrated that most anxiety disorders among patients in addiction treatment are AOD induced (Anthenelli and Schuckit, 1993).

Differential Diagnosis
Anxiety sometimes has value as a signal of danger. In the same way that being sad is an appropriate response to some situations, experiencing anxiety can be an appropriate response. When manifestations of anxiety occur without apparent triggers or are out of proportion to the situation, they can be considered anxiety symptoms. If the symptoms are persisting, maladaptive, and meet certain diagnostic criteria, then the symptoms can be described as a syndrome. Further, if specific criteria are met in terms of consistency, repetitiveness, and duration, then the symptoms can be considered an anxiety disorder.

Anxiety symptoms are the most common psychiatric symptoms seen in AOD abusers. AOD-induced or withdrawal-related anxiety symptoms usually resolve within a few days or weeks. Most anxiety symptoms seen in AOD abusers resolve with AOD treatment; such conditions would be diagnosed according to the DSM-IV draft as substance-induced anxiety disorders. However, some people with AOD disorders have coexisting anxiety disorders that can be mildly to seriously debilitating.

Medical problems that may produce symptoms of anxiety include those affecting the cardiovascular and respiratory symptoms; neurological, hematological, and immunological disorders; and endocrine dysfunction. Several disease states can resemble generalized anxiety or panic, including acute cardiac disorders, cardiac arrhythmia, hyperthyroid conditions, brain disease, and HIV infection and AIDS. However, the most frequent imitator is addiction.

Medications that can cause anxiety symptoms include antispasmodics, cold medicines, thyroid supplements, digitalis, prescribed or over-the-counter diet medications, antidepressant medications, and, paradoxically, some antianxiety drugs such as benzodiazepines. Methylphenidate (Ritalin) and neuroleptic drugs can also cause anxiety. Withdrawal from depressants, opioids, and stimulants invariably includes potent anxiety symptoms. Steroids can make people hyperactive and anxious. Idiosyncratic reactions to medications, caffeine use, and ni****ne withdrawal all can cause states similar to panic. Similarly, some medications cause acathisia, which is a feeling of restlessness and the urgent need to move about. Acathisia can be confused with anxiety.

The differential diagnosis of agoraphobia and social phobia includes avoidance behaviors that occur as a part of depression, schizophrenia, paranoia, other anxiety disorders, and some organic mental disorders. Many features of OCD can emerge as secondary complications of major depression, and obsessions may appear in the context of either depression or schizophrenia; distinctions between delusions and obsessions can be difficult to make. Like PTSD, adjustment disorder is a maladaptive reaction to a psychosocial stressor but involves a broader range of less extreme experiences. Adjustment disorder may result in a few of the symptoms seen in PTSD, but intense reexperiencing is less common.

PTSD and dissociative disorders such as multiple personality disorder (MPD) are often diagnosed among individuals with AOD disorders. Although the relationship has not been systematically examined, it is one to consider in differential diagnosis. MPD is receiving renewed attention and may occur frequently with AOD use disorders. Addiction treatment personnel should be trained that patients in a blackout or altered state may appear to be sober, and may in fact be sober. Recent studies indicate evidence of overdiagnosis of MPD. It is not necessary to assess all AOD patients for this disorder. Rather, training clinical staff to be alert for the signs and symptoms of MPD is a worthwhile goal. Mental health staff who treat patients with MPD should be alert for the signs and symptoms of AOD use disorders.

Many of these individuals need treatment provided by professionals who have specialized training in trauma resolution. Such patients need stability in their primary therapeutic relationship; hence, this work should not be undertaken in settings with high staff turnover. In most settings, the AOD abuse counselor should not try to treat patients who have experienced trauma.

Traditional long-term psychotherapy can cause patients anxiety, especially patients who were traumatized during some part of their lives. During acute treatment it may be best to teach patients the skills to express conflicts in socially appropriate ways, such as in self-help and therapeutic groups. Later, psychotherapy can help patients to resolve the underlying conflicts.

AODs and Anxiety Disorders
Psychoactive drugs can markedly arouse intense psychomotor stimulation and numerous manifestations of anxiety, including generalized anxiety and panic attacks. Stimulant and ma*****na use and depressant withdrawal can prompt the emergence of anxiety symptoms. Hallucinogenic drugs can cause intense emotional excitement and subsequent anxiety.

Stimulants
Stimulants, such as co***ne and the amphetamines, cause potent psychomotor stimulation. Stimulant intoxication, including caffeine intoxication, can cause motor tension, autonomic hyperactivity, hyperarousal, and panic attacks. Chronic and high-dose stimulant use can provoke the onset of obsessions and compulsive behaviors. Acute stimulant withdrawal typically involves an agitated depression, often with anxiety and sometimes with panic attacks. Subacute stimulant withdrawal, although characterized by sustained episodes of anhedonia and lethargy, frequently involves intense ruminations and dreams about stimulant use. These may prompt symptoms of anxiety and panic.

11/08/2018

Cupping increases blood circulation to the area where the cups are placed. This can relieve muscle tension, which can improve overall blood flow and promote cell repair. It can also help form new connective tissues and create new blood vessels in the tissue. People use cupping to complement their care for a host of ailments and conditions.

What are the different types of cupping?
Cupping was originally performed using animal horns. Later the “cups” were made from bamboo and then ceramic. The suction was primarily created through the use of heat. The cups were originally heated with fire and then applied to the skin. As they cooled, the cups drew the skin inside.
Modern cupping is often performed using glass cups that are rounded like balls and open on one end. There are two main categories of cupping performed today:
dry cupping, which is a suction-only method
wet cupping, which may involve both suction and controlled medicinal bleeding
Your practitioner, your medical condition, and your preferences will help determine what method is used.

08/22/2018

El pasiente llega al consultorio sin saber bien qué le pasaba, sabía que algo no estaba bien y no podía darle un nombre.
A veces se llega a la Bioenergética de este modo y otras veces quien viene sabe muy bien lo que le pasa y lo puede explicar. De una u otra forma, la labor terapéutica ayuda a sentir y a expresar sentimientos, a tomar contacto con los bloqueos para que la energía pueda volver a circular y la persona quede más libre para su proceso de cambio.

Una de las señales de mejora más clara, es la espeontaneidad que emerge como consecuencia de la práctica de los ejercicios, se nota en la mirada, en cómo se habla, en los movimientos naturales y sobretodo en la respiración.

Para el trabajo bioenergético, las personas llegan con sus problemas y los terapeutas intentaremos ver cómo esos problemas están estructurados en su cuerpo. La terapia es un proceso de descubrimiento de sí mismo, con el objetivo de que las personas integren el sentir, el pensar y el actuar.

El pasiente ya hace tiempo que asiste a terapia una vez a la semana. Pudo darse cuenta del enorme enojo que sentía, pudo relacionarlo con sucesos de su infancia y de cómo tuvo que acorazarse: enojarse no estaba bien en su familia. De ahí en más pudo resignificar de a poco lo que le sucedía y comenzar a modificar su presente, sus relaciones, el modo de pararse en la realidad y de sentir plenamente: tanto el enojo como el dolor y el placer. Se siente más conectado con lo genuino que hay en él. “Más liviano pero con fuerza”, hay que repetir en las sesiones para mejor resultados.

La terapia bioenergética puede ayudar a adultos, adolescentes y niños. Los grupos de ejercicios son también de gran ayuda, quienes asisten logran un contacto mayor con su cuerpo y con lo que sienten, aumentando la vitalidad a medida que se reducen las tensiones crónicas y los bloqueos. Comienzan a tener un mejor dominio de sus emociones y una seguridad creciente. Pueden compartir sus progresos y empatizar con lo que les sucede a los demás.

Y como consecuencia de este trabajo, podemos comenzar a ver concretamente los resultados: la salud integral se refleja en la vitalidad del cuerpo, en esa gracia que surge espontáneamente al sentirnos conectados con la vida. Nellie Castro.
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Most people with panic attacks experience several of the following symptoms:
"Racing" heart.
Feeling weak, faint, or dizzy.
Tingling or numbness in the hands and fingers.
Sense of terror, or impending doom or death.
Feeling sweaty or having chills.
Chest pains.
Breathing difficulties.
Feeling a loss of control.
Panic Attack Symptoms: Shortness of Breath, Racing Heart, & More - ...
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What is the difference between a panic attack and an anxiety attack?
What are the causes of panic attacks?
How do you stop a panic attack?
How do you know if you are having a panic attack?

Most people with panic attacks experience several of the following symptoms: "Racing" heart. Feeling weak, faint, or dizzy. Tingling or numbness in the hands and fingers. Sense of terror, or impending doom or death. Feeling sweaty or having chills. Chest pains. Breathing difficulties. Feeling a loss of control.

To help yourself…
Aknowledge the attacks
Need to control yourself
And learn how to control the symptoms.
Help yourself with essential oils, magnetism, acupuncture treatment. ect.
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07/27/2018

Nellie's Facials
Son necesarias diez sesiones de acupuntura, una por semana, para ver unos resultados excelentes. La acupuntura facial es capaz de luchar contra el envejecimiento, la técnica devuelve el brillo natural de la piel. No hay ninguna contraindicación para el procedimiento, así que después de la aplicación de agujas, el paciente puede volver a sus actividades normales, incluso se pueden maquillar.
La electroacupuntura facial
Una variación más potente es la electroacupuntura facial. Utiliza agujas con estímulos eléctricos, lo que aumenta la reacción de la oxigenación celular, debido a la mejora de la circulación linfática, responsable de la absorción de los residuos orgánicos que producen las células durante el metabolismo. En el método, los músculos faciales pasa a través de los movimientos de contracción y relajación, que atenúa las marcas de expresión.

Capaz de producir la quema de las células de grasa y estimulan la síntesis de proteínas de apoyo y la elasticidad de la piel, el tratamiento cuesta en promedio $40.00 dlls. por sesión, en mi casa estudio esta tecnica es especialmente en belleza. La duración de cada sesión es de 20 a 30 minutos. La acupuntura facial se puede aplicar en todo tipo de cutis, es recomendable tanto para aquellos que quieran prevenir como los que quieren combatir el envejecimiento de la piel.

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