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| ear candling/coning |
A non-invasive therapy for removing wax, toxins, and other debris from the ear canal by inserting a specialized
cone-shaped hollow "ear candle" into the entry to the ear canal and igniting the other end. Debris is drawn upwards into the ear candle and discarded.
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| effleurage |
This is the gliding stroke. Smooth airplane contact is made with our partner and the stroke is used to spread lubricant, relax our partner, increase circulation to an area, and to gather information/feedback. Both the rate and the pressure vary depending on the intention or goal of the session. This is a nice stroke to use in between other more specific strokes. Whenever we are working on the legs or arms the direction of the stroke is towards the heart -- to assist in the blood return.
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| electro-dermal screening |
A diagnostic tool for gauging the health of any organ or system by measuring the flow of electrons or energy along the body's meridians at certain acupoints on the hands and feet.
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| endodontics |
An area of dentistry involving the diagnosis and treatment of the nerve supply to the teeth, and may involve root canal.
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| endorphin |
Chemical that is released in response to stimulation that reduces the sensation of pain and lifts the mood.
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| energy balancing / energy therapy |
Based on the premise that the human body contains energy fields, the therapist will endeavor to
diagnose and restore blocked or unbalanced energy fields to combat illness.
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| equilibrium |
A state of balance between opposing forces or reactions.
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| essential oil |
A liquid that is generally distilled (usually by steam) from a plant. Essential oils, contrary to the
use of the "oil," are not really oily at all. Most essential oils are clear, but some oils such as patchouli, orange
and lemongrass are amber or yellow in color.
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| exercise |
Exercise may be used to prevent or alter a variety of physical ailments as an alternative to surgery or drugs. As the body is physically taxed, it naturally makes itself stronger and healthier. Even modest stressing of the body can strengthen muscle, lower blood pressure, increase metabolism, burn fat, and lead to a general sense of well-being. An effective exercise program should include a strength training component, a flexibility component, a cardiovascular component and a nutritional component.
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