Where there are damaging metabolic changes, self-curing does not take place. There is a fundamental Reiki belief that the body is able to cure itself and there is some evidence that in some circumstances this is true.īut the evidence only supports self-curative properties in certain circumstances: where major trauma has damaged vital organs, self-curing fails.
Reiki claims to be able to treat what conventional medicine cannot, and yet it claims to do so in the absence of diagnostic technique. This isn’t being unduly suspicious or negative it’s just recognising the extraordinary claims for what they are. And that is why the claims of Reiki are so extraordinary. Identifying causes reliably is the basis of the doctor’s diagnostic skills because without having clear indications and a means of testing efficacy, no treatment can be developed. That means being able to associate outcomes with causes in a predictable and reliable way. They almost all say they won’t contradict the advice of a doctor which is a legal safeguard, but the claim to be able to treat cancer is quite startling.įor medicine to be effective, it is essential to be able to diagnose what is wrong. A brief scan of the internet will produce claims to treat: stress, depression, bereavement, back pain, spina bifida, ME, arthritis, sports injuries, broken bones, sciatica, ankylosing spondylitis, nerve damage, cancer. The claims can sometimes be quite grandiose. The practitioner, who has received training from a Reiki Master, claims to be able to transfer energy to the patient and that this enables the patient to recover from a variety of illnesses. It is claimed, for example, that there is something called Qi, a healing energy which is available to the Reiki practitioner to enable the human body to heal itself. Reiki is a well-known type of alternative medicine which has been enthusiastically accepted by millions of people, and it is based on some quite remarkable claims. Q…There are forty two of us awaiting your response to the article below…Thank you.
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