Guest guest Posted December 18, 2007 Report Share Posted December 18, 2007 Mickel therapy is NOT freudian. In fact, Mickel therapy has NOTHING to do with psychotherapy in a traditional sense. Mickel therapy is based on Quantum physics which is a science in and of itself. Many people who have brought this up here have either misinterpreted or not understanding what this therapy is based on. This therapy is based on why our body has a need to produce symptoms and what we can do about it by making sure e-motions are expressed fully and then acted upon. It is about the relationship between our emotions and our health and that when we are out of balance, the body will produce symptoms (in the case of CFS and Fibro) will produce a hypothalamus dysregulation to cause all the symptoms until the reason the body needs to send these symptoms is addressed. This therapy has nothing to do with anybody being emotionally unstable or producing symptoms with their mind. These are all false beliefs about Mickel therapy. I advise anyone interested in really learning what this therapy is about to purchase Dr. Mickel's book " CFS and Fibro " The Long Awaited Cure " ; it's small, easy to read and can be purchased on his website. He even explains all the symptoms of CFS and the systems that breakdown due to the hypothalamus dysregulation. His work is based on much research and the fact that almost 1000 people in the UK and elsewhere have been CURED of these conditions by this therapy cannot be denied. Mickel Therapy? Hi All! Anyone here on Mickel Therapy? I've been thinking about trying it in addition to thyroid and adrenal medication. But it sounds ridiculous. It sounds Freudian, even. Still, a lot of people seem to swear by it. It claims to address hypothalmus problems. Isn't that what we're trying to do here in a roundabout way? Anyway, if you've tried it, I'd like to hear about it. Thanks, Violet Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2007 Report Share Posted December 18, 2007 Hi, Thanks for telling me about Mickel Therapy. I'll certainly buy the book today. I'm not interested in being right. I only just found out about it. I was reading the ProHealth CFIDS Message board, and on it was a girl who had been posting since 2002. All the usual awful stuff -- afraid she'd never get well, afraid she could never support herself, etc., etc. -- then suddenly she found Mickel Therapy, posted that she was nearly better, then stopped posting! Tell me -- is it a difficult mental discipline? Does it require constant work to maintain? Not that I care, really! Do I have to confess my deepest inner thoughts? I hope not, but anything that would get me well is okay! I understand you can do it over the phone or email, which is great for me since I can rarely leave the house. Oh, I guess doing it by email implies that you don't have to confess anything! Of course, I notice it doesn't work for everyone, but that's okay, too. Cortef does seem to be helping my enegy level. I don't have to stop Cortef, do I? Thanks! Violet > > Mickel therapy is NOT freudian. In fact, Mickel therapy has NOTHING to do with psychotherapy in a traditional sense. Mickel therapy is based on Quantum physics which is a science in and of itself. Many people who have brought this up here have either misinterpreted or not understanding what this therapy is based on. This therapy is based on why our body has a need to produce symptoms and what we can do about it by making sure e-motions are expressed fully and then acted upon. It is about the relationship between our emotions and our health and that when we are out of balance, the body will produce symptoms (in the case of CFS and Fibro) will produce a hypothalamus dysregulation to cause all the symptoms until the reason the body needs to send these symptoms is addressed. This therapy has nothing to do with anybody being emotionally unstable or producing symptoms with their mind. These are all false beliefs about Mickel therapy. I advise anyone interested in really learning what this therapy is about to purchase Dr. Mickel's book " CFS and Fibro " The Long Awaited Cure " ; it's small, easy to read and can be purchased on his website. He even explains all the symptoms of CFS and the systems that breakdown due to the hypothalamus dysregulation. His work is based on much research and the fact that almost 1000 people in the UK and elsewhere have been CURED of these conditions by this therapy cannot be denied. > > > Mickel Therapy? > > > Hi All! > > Anyone here on Mickel Therapy? I've been thinking about trying it in addition to thyroid and > adrenal medication. But it sounds ridiculous. It sounds Freudian, even. Still, a lot of people > seem to swear by it. It claims to address hypothalmus problems. Isn't that what we're > trying to do here in a roundabout way? Anyway, if you've tried it, I'd like to hear about it. > > Thanks, > Violet > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 At first it takes work that requires change. Later though it all starts becoming just natural and you just operate in that way naturally so your symptoms don't come back. In other words it becomes second nature and you don't have to " work " at it as much. Some people have slip ups and then have to remind themselves they're not listening to " bodymind " and need to go back to their " keys to health " . You'll find out. Nothing freudian or psychotherapy about this. This is all about quantum physics. If you want to, Dr. Mickel is usually very good about communicating directly with people, so you could e-mail him and tell him you are getting his book and interested in doing this therapy and are planning to contact a therapist and that you wanted to ask him some questions first. He's very good about answering people with any questions about CFS/Fibro and how the therapy works. drdavid@... By the way, he abandoned mainstream medicine even after all his years in med school, and this is all he does now. Mickel Therapy? > > > Hi All! > > Anyone here on Mickel Therapy? I've been thinking about trying it in addition to thyroid and > adrenal medication. But it sounds ridiculous. It sounds Freudian, even. Still, a lot of people > seem to swear by it. It claims to address hypothalmus problems. Isn't that what we're > trying to do here in a roundabout way? Anyway, if you've tried it, I'd like to hear about it. > > Thanks, > Violet > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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