Reduced limb movement

The experimental scientific study is led by Dr Gary Schwartz and Dr En Linda Baldwin.

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THE STUDY SET OUT TO DETERMINE IF ONE 10-MINUTE TREATMENT OF RECONNECTIVE HEALING COULD INCREASE THE RANGE OF MOTION AND ARM ELEVATION OF THOSE PEOPLE WITH MEDICALLY-DIAGNOSED “FROZEN SHOULDER” OR OTHER RANGE-LIMITING CONDITIONS. THIS WAS MEASURED AGAINST A CONTROL GROUP AND PHYSICAL THERAPY,  AS WELL AS OTHERS.

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REZULTATI: 
The study showed that a 10-minute session of Reconnective Healing significantly improved range of motion by an average of 26 degrees in people with restricted shoulder mobility. The degree of improvement was significantly greater than that produced by physical therapy. Reconnective Healing also significantly reduced the pain reported by participants as they regained the ability to raise their arms.

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CREDITS:
 

DR. GARY SCHWARTZ - DIRECTOR OF THE LABORATORY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AWARENESS AND HEALTH AT THE UNIVERSITY ARIZONA.PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, NEUROLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLOGY AND SURGERY ~ DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY FOR AWARENESS AND HEALTH AT ARIZONA UNIVERSITY. ~ FORMER UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR AT HUMAN ENERGY SYSTEMS LABORATORY (HUMAN ENERGY SYSTEMS LABORATORY). ~ BECAME A DOCTOR AT HARVARD IN 1971. - ASSISTANT FOR ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSORS AT HARVARD TILL 1976. ~ PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY AT YALE UNIVERSITY AND DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF YALE UNIVERSITY. ~ DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR BIHEVIORAL MEDICAL CLINIC AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 

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ANN LINDA BALDWIN -  PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA.
HOLDS A BACHELORS DEGREE IN PHYSICS FROM UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL, UK, A MASTERS DEGREE IN RADIATION PHYSICS FROM UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, UK AND A PHD IN PHYSIOLOGY FROM IMPERIAL COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

ORIGINAL NAME: RECONNECTIVE HEALING STUDIES WITH RESTRICTED SHOULDER MOBILITY | SOURCE: WWW.THERECONNECTION.COM | SERBIAN TRANSLATION: IVAN M​IRKOVIĆ