can natural therapy cause nausea?i saw at natropath for anxiety & she did these things to me about my past?
Question by on "Natural Therapy": she did these weird things with my wrists and picke up all traumatic things in my past. it was the first time i had this done and am feeling nauseous after Best Answer: 
"Edgar Cayce's Energy Medicine: Healing with Light, Sound, Aromatherapy, Homeopathy, and Other Vibrational Therapies" outlines energy-based therapies recommended in the readings of the renowned Christian mystic, visionary, and "Father of Holistic Medicine" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), along with vibrational therapies employed in other traditional and modern healing modalities, as well as related scientific research.
CONTENTS
Energy Medicine: Subtle Healing Vibrations
Aromatherapy's Fragrant Healing Energies
- The Physiology of Scent
- Mystical Lavender
- Aromatherapy in Massage
- Baths and Inhalations
- A Fragrant Environment
Healing with Light
- The Rejuvenating Effects of Sunlight
- Light through the Eyes
Sound as Healer
Homeopathy: Like Cures Like
The Radial Appliance and Wet Cell Battery
This comprehensive e-booklet is a stand-alone topic excerpt from the book Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing by Simone Gabbay.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Simone Gabbay, RNCP, is a holistic nutritionist, writer, and editor in Toronto, Canada. She is the author of three books based on the readings of the late Christian mystic and clairvoyant Edgar Cayce: "Nourishing the Body Temple: Edgar Cayce's Approach to Nutrition," "Edgar Cayce's Diet Plan for Optimal Health and Weight Loss," and "Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing," from which this e-booklet is excerpted.
Simone writes a nutrition column for Venture Inward magazine, the membership magazine of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, and the Body, Mind, and Soul column for The Open Road, the membership magazine of Edgar Cayce Canada. She has contributed articles to many other publications, including the popular Canadian health magazine "alive."
Visit Simone's websites at simonegabbay.com and edgarcaycediet.com
[Cover design by Benjamin Gabbay]
"Edgar Cayce's Ener! gy Medic ine: Healing with Light, Sound, Aromatherapy, Homeopathy, and Other Vibrational Therapies" outlines energy-based therapies recommended in the readings of the renowned Christian mystic, visionary, and "Father of Holistic Medicine" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), along with vibrational therapies employed in other traditional and modern healing modalities, as well as related scientific research.
CONTENTS
Energy Medicine: Subtle Healing Vibrations
Aromatherapy's Fragrant Healing Energies
- The Physiology of Scent
- Mystical Lavender
- Aromatherapy in Massage
- Baths and Inhalations
- A Fragrant Environment
Healing with Light
- The Rejuvenating Effects of Sunlight
- Light through the Eyes
Sound as Healer
Homeopathy: Like Cures Like
The Radial Appliance and Wet Cell Battery
This comprehensive e-booklet is a stand-alone topic excerpt from the book Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing by Simone Gabbay.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Simone Gabbay, RNCP, is a holistic nutritionist, writer, and editor in Toronto, Canada. She is the author of three books based on the readings of the late Christian mystic and clairvoyant Edgar Cayce: "Nourishing the Body Temple: Edgar Cayce's Approach to Nutrition," "Edgar Cayce's Diet Plan for Optimal Health and Weight Loss," and "Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing," from which this e-booklet is excerpted.
Simone writes a nutrition column for Venture Inward magazine, the membership magazine of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, and the Body, Mind, and Soul column for The Open Road, the membership magazine of Edgar Cayce Canada. She has contributed articles to many other publications, including the popular Canadian health magazine "alive."
Visit Simone's websites at simonegabbay.com and edgarcaycediet.com
[Cover design by Benjamin Gabbay]
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Answer by Theresa
It's not the things she did that are causing the nausea, it's the traumatic things that it brought up. Everyone has different physical responses to things that are very traumatic, even just very upsetting. But one of the most common is an upset to your stomach/nausea. You can help with the nausea - If you pinch deep into the web of skin between your thumb and first finger, hard until it hurts, you will get some relief. And a few herbal teas may help - cammomile or ginger tea. Sometimes the physical reason for the nausea is your stomach producing more hydrochloric acid. So you could also try a glass of room temperature water with a dash of salt and a squeeze of lemon juice. Sip this slowly.
Edgar Cayce's Energy Medicine: Healing with Light, Sound, Aromatherapy, Homeopathy, and Other Vibrational Therapies
"Edgar Cayce's Energy Medicine: Healing with Light, Sound, Aromatherapy, Homeopathy, and Other Vibrational Therapies" outlines energy-based therapies recommended in the readings of the renowned Christian mystic, visionary, and "Father of Holistic Medicine" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), along with vibrational therapies employed in other traditional and modern healing modalities, as well as related scientific research.CONTENTS
Energy Medicine: Subtle Healing Vibrations
Aromatherapy's Fragrant Healing Energies
- The Physiology of Scent
- Mystical Lavender
- Aromatherapy in Massage
- Baths and Inhalations
- A Fragrant Environment
Healing with Light
- The Rejuvenating Effects of Sunlight
- Light through the Eyes
Sound as Healer
Homeopathy: Like Cures Like
The Radial Appliance and Wet Cell Battery
This comprehensive e-booklet is a stand-alone topic excerpt from the book Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing by Simone Gabbay.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Simone Gabbay, RNCP, is a holistic nutritionist, writer, and editor in Toronto, Canada. She is the author of three books based on the readings of the late Christian mystic and clairvoyant Edgar Cayce: "Nourishing the Body Temple: Edgar Cayce's Approach to Nutrition," "Edgar Cayce's Diet Plan for Optimal Health and Weight Loss," and "Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing," from which this e-booklet is excerpted.
Simone writes a nutrition column for Venture Inward magazine, the membership magazine of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, and the Body, Mind, and Soul column for The Open Road, the membership magazine of Edgar Cayce Canada. She has contributed articles to many other publications, including the popular Canadian health magazine "alive."
Visit Simone's websites at simonegabbay.com and edgarcaycediet.com
[Cover design by Benjamin Gabbay]
"Edgar Cayce's Ener! gy Medic ine: Healing with Light, Sound, Aromatherapy, Homeopathy, and Other Vibrational Therapies" outlines energy-based therapies recommended in the readings of the renowned Christian mystic, visionary, and "Father of Holistic Medicine" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), along with vibrational therapies employed in other traditional and modern healing modalities, as well as related scientific research.
CONTENTS
Energy Medicine: Subtle Healing Vibrations
Aromatherapy's Fragrant Healing Energies
- The Physiology of Scent
- Mystical Lavender
- Aromatherapy in Massage
- Baths and Inhalations
- A Fragrant Environment
Healing with Light
- The Rejuvenating Effects of Sunlight
- Light through the Eyes
Sound as Healer
Homeopathy: Like Cures Like
The Radial Appliance and Wet Cell Battery
This comprehensive e-booklet is a stand-alone topic excerpt from the book Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing by Simone Gabbay.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Simone Gabbay, RNCP, is a holistic nutritionist, writer, and editor in Toronto, Canada. She is the author of three books based on the readings of the late Christian mystic and clairvoyant Edgar Cayce: "Nourishing the Body Temple: Edgar Cayce's Approach to Nutrition," "Edgar Cayce's Diet Plan for Optimal Health and Weight Loss," and "Visionary Medicine: Real Hope for Total Healing," from which this e-booklet is excerpted.
Simone writes a nutrition column for Venture Inward magazine, the membership magazine of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA, and the Body, Mind, and Soul column for The Open Road, the membership magazine of Edgar Cayce Canada. She has contributed articles to many other publications, including the popular Canadian health magazine "alive."
Visit Simone's websites at simonegabbay.com and edgarcaycediet.com
[Cover design by Benjamin Gabbay]
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