Manage the stress associated to chronic disease and its treatments

What if there was a way to alleviate some of the negative side effects experienced as a result of treatments for cancer or other chronic diseases? There is and it is found in Quantum Biofeedback. This state of the art, non-invasive technology is the perfect complement to existing medical care.

When you are ill your body is under many kinds of stress. This can include nutritional imbalances, allergies, toxicities, viruses, and emotions. Through Quantum Biofeedback your particular stressors are identified and their negative impacts can be reduced or even eliminated. Our bodies are electrical in nature, so removing blockages and restoring the flow of energy is crucial to recovery.

In addition to focusing on your particular diagnosis, we will look at the "big picture" and identify other areas of concern. We also look at the emotional components of the dis-ease and look for any unconscious belief systems that can be compromising the body's ability to fight the dis-ease.

We will look at triggers from your life and from your DNA that have allowed your dis-ease to manifest. The DNA piece is essential, especially in those who have a family history of this dis-ease.

We understand that the journey to recovery and wellness is a difficult road to travel. The Certified Biofeedback Specialists at Integrative Wellness Center have solutions to make this road more comfortable and strive to encourage one's body to do what it was naturally designed to do, which is to heal itself.

Eighty percent of medical doctors recognize the positive effects of biofeedback in the recovery process.

Join us Thursday night, May 16th from 6 to 7 pm to learn about Quantum Biofeedback and how integrating it into existing treatments can reduce stress and positively affect life. By attending, you will receive a free 30-minute introductory Biofeedback session.

The Integrative Wellness Center is located at 579 W. Hayden Ave. in Hayden. For more information call Julie Hunt at (208) 762-2270, ext 2 or email [email protected].