A Guided Meditation To Help With Stem Cell Therapy

This guided imagery audio for bone marrow transplant recovery uses powerful metaphors of rescue, rebirth and resurrection to cushion the rigors of stem cell transplant recovery. The evocative images of love, protection and support on this audio program of guided meditation and affirmations instill hope, energy, comfort and patience during a challenging time. Accurate cellular imagery complements the body's natural ability to fight disease and restore health, while other targeted, hypnotic messages help with bone marrow transplant side effects and pain, to naturally and holistically provide an ideal accompaniment to the medicines and procedures of traditional chemotherapy treatment. The track list is as follows:1. Introduction (1:39)2. Guided Imagery (2:28)3. Affirmations (22:7)Guided imagery is a complementary, mind-body therapy that consists of healing words and images, set to soothing music, to achieve specific therapeutic goals. Repeated listening once or even several times a day for 2-3 weeks ensures maximum impact. Each first-rate audio track was written and narrated by foremost guided imagery and holistic health expert Belleruth Naparstek, scored to the calming music of Steven Mark Kohn, and produced by the Cleveland Orchestra's impeccable audio recording engineer, Bruce Gigax. A separate track of affirmations offers help with BMT recovery through briefer versions of the same healing images and ideas, for those who prefer their mind-body tools in a briefer format that can be used while doing other things, even while driving. To learn how to prepare for a bone marrow transplant and optimize your recovery, use this mind-body resource before, during and after your BMT. Play a sample to see for yourself why this guided imagery for bone marrow transplant pain, stem cell transplant recovery and side effects is so heartily recommended through word of mouth and by oncology professionals nationwide. (44 min.)

© 2001 Hay House LLC (Lydbog): 9781401972097

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Lydbog: 1. januar 2001