Registered Bieoenergetics Practitioner (R. BIE)
Holistic Nutritionist (RHN)
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About Bioenergetics
What is Bioenergetics (BIE)?
BIE is a simple new natural modality that uses a state-of-the-art instrument called the GSR-120 unit that is used to direct energy onto various acupuncture points on the body to help create a homeostatic state, therefore alleviating suffering.
When you really think about the fact that your body contains trillions of cells in nearly constant activity, and that remarkably little usually goes wrong with it, you begin to appreciate what a marvelous machine your body really is. Communication within the body is essential for homeostasis. The word "homeostasis" describes the body's ability to maintain relatively stable internal conditions even though the outside world is continuously changing. Although the literal translation of homeostasis is "unchanging" (homeo = the same; stasis = standing still), the term does not really mean an unchanging state. Instead, it indicates a dynamic state of equilibrium or balance in which the internal conditions change and vary, but always within relatively narrow limits in order to be free of any adverse reactions.
In general, the body is in homeostasis when its needs are being adequately met and is functioning smoothly.
Cells are congruent to trillions of tiny batteries that comprise the human body. The more exposure we have to given energies, from foods, electromagnetic fields such as radiations, negative thought processes, pollens, danders, chemicals, etc., the more these discordant energies will lead to homeostatic imbalance. These discordant energies are referred to as stressors.
Possible Outcomes of the BIE Modality
During the body's process of creating homeostasis, the client may or may not experience a healing process.
Healing process: signs of the body naturally cleansing itself.
The healing process can start the day of the session or up to 3 weeks after in some cases, and may last from 1 to 28 days.
Possible healing process symptoms:
- Headache
- Sore throat
- Sinus congestion
- Fatigue, lethargy
- Aches and pains
- Nausea
How Long Will We Maintain Homeostasis?
Generally, it requires only 1 to 4 visits to maintain homeostasis.
In most cases, homeostasis can be achieved after the first visit.
In order for the body to achieve homeostasis, the client may require a second, third or, rarely even a fourth visit, dependent upon:
The stress level of the client- The amount of bodily toxins
- The strength of the person's immune system
- The client's level of hydration
However, several visits may be required to help the body to achieve homeostasis with those who are affected by multiple stressors. Once homeostasis is achieved, there is usually no need for subsequent or yearly visits for the same substance.
Disclaimer: BIE practitioners are not medical doctors and do not use medical diagnostic or treatment procedures.
The services performed by BIE practitioners are at all times restricted to consultation on the subject of nutritional matters and does not involve the use of scratch tests, needles or blood tests to verify the client’s diseases, medical conditions, sensitivities, allergies or intolerances to foods or environmental substances. All services provided are done for experimental or educational purposes only and does not involve the diagnosing, curing, prognosticating, treatment or prescribing of remedies for the treatment of disease or any act, which will constitute the practice of medicine in this country in which a licence is required.
All suggestions (if any) regarding herbs or nutritional matters are based on historical and traditional use.
Program compliance is required for guaranteed results.
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Eloise O'Ball is a Bioenergetics Practitioner who provides Bioenergetics services for Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, including Richmond, Delta, Tswassen, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Surrey,
New Westminster, Port Moody, and Coquitlam, B.C.
and the Okanagan, seasonally.