Re: Nailbiting

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Apologies for the lateness of this reply. To the person who asked, I have to

say this: Naibiting is most definitely one of the classic symptoms of

parasite infestation. I can vouch for this personally and through many

sources I have read. I do not know what the mechanism behind it is but I can

guess. The parasites consume most of your nutrients and block the absorption

of what is left, and this leads to cracked, weak scraggly nails, which are

actually uncomfortable and annoying. They feel like they are ready to come

off because in fact they are ready to come off. Then, due the lack of

nutrients plus the toxins emitted by parasites, parasites produce a chronic

state of nervousness, worry, anxiety. The combination of the anxious state

and the crappy nails leads to the nailbiting, is my guess.

Anyone with chronic nailbiting should suspect parasites, or at the very least

a serious nutritional imbalance. Nailbiting is not merely a nervous

disorder. Haven't you met many very nervous people with Fu Manchu nails? If

your nails are strong you won't bite them, I don't think, no matter how

nervous you are. A nutritional deficiency must first be present for the

nails to degenerate to the weakened, uncomfortable state in which biting

starts to take place.

I would even speculate (and this is pure speculation) that due to the

protein/calcium/silica content of the nail, that a poor starved

parasite-ridden body might even be chewing on the poor nails in a vain

attempt to find nourishment.

Nailbiting is a very serious matter.

Robin G.

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My first choices would deal with nervousness, anxiety, addiction (yep it is a form of addictive behavior), also resistance to change (inverted). Due to this I would probably start with the NLP program, working on unconscious selections, and then Individual NLP for the addictive behavior. Followed by the Green panel used for Duplicate Remedies where we can invert he resistance to change of nail biting. You might also wish to look in NLP at the past history to see where and when these stressors began. Or the past history under Info in Iridology (only on SCIO's).

Yours in Health,Kathy

From: Kreybig <kreybig@...>qxci-scio-epfx-english Sent: Thu, January 21, 2010 5:48:37 AMSubject: Nailbiting

which SCIO program can I use to help a 40 years woman with the Nailbiting ?

Any help with scio protocols is appreciated.

Thanks!Love-

kreybiggmail (DOT) com

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I know a fantastic hypnotherapist in the UK that can for sure fix nail biting.Let me know if you are interestedAngie Crompton RN/certified hypnotherapisthttp://www.fengshuimetamorphis.comFrom: john@... <john@...>Subject: RE: Nailbitingqxci-scio-epfx-english Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010, 4:48 AM

How about dialoguing with the client about her process and then integrating this with scio stress reduction programs

The raesons like many issues are generally client specific

The SCIO is a support for stress identification and reduction- not a system of a protocol for each disease

Plesae use your brain, knowledge and clients knowledge!

Dr Kelsey PhD, ND

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From: qxci-scio-epfx- english@gro ups.com [mailto:qxci- scio-epfx- english@gro ups.com] On Behalf Of KreybigSent: 21 January 2010 10:49qxci-scio-epfx- english@gro ups.comSubject: Nailbiting

which SCIO program can I use to help a 40 years woman with the Nailbiting ?

Any help with scio protocols is appreciated.

Thanks!Love-

kreybiggmail (DOT) com

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