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A recent retrospective study of 2,818 patients receiving Network care in the United States and around the world, demonstrated that Network care is associated with profound and statistically significant improvement in self-reported wellness areas. Patients report changes
in:
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Physical
Well Being
Patients report:
reduced pain improved spinal flexibility
more energy less fatigue fewer cold and flu symptoms fewer headaches |
Stress
Patients report improvement in their:
overall health and general well-being ability to cope with daily problems
family relationships
significant relationships
work |
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Emotional
and Psychological Well Being
Patients experience:
less distress about physical pain
more positive feelings about self
decreased moodiness
improved temper
fewer angry outbursts
less depression and more interest in life
fewer concerns about “small” things
improved ability to concentrate
less anxiety
improved ability to stay on task |
Life
Enjoyment
Patients experience:
openness to guidance by inner feelings
increased relaxation and well-being
positive feelings about self interest in maintaining a healthy life-style
feeling of openness when relating to others compassion for others |
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Lifestyle
Changes
Patients report increases in:
regular exercise practice of Tai Chi/Yoga
meditation and prayer relaxation and self-hypnosis
consuming health food and vitamins
eating partial or total vegetarian diet
decreased need for prescription medications |
Physical
Well Being
Patients experience improvement in:
personal life self-awareness
ability to adapt to change
handling problems in life
accomplishments in life
life as a whole
overall contentment with life
relationship with significant other
job satisfaction
life being as it was thought to be
romantic life
actual work done
relationship with co-workers
physical appearance |
References: Blanks,
RH; Boone, WR; Schmidt, S; Dobson, M; Network Care: A retrospective outcomes assessment. 1996 Dobson, M; Boone
WR; Blanks, RH; Women and Alternative Health Care: A retropective study of recipients of Network Care. 1996
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