Technology
Cause of Imbalance
WHAT CAUSES BRAIN IMBALANCES?
Every system needs a control unit. The control unit for our bodies, for our consciousness, and for our spiritual perspective lies within our brains. In the last 50 years, input (stimuli) to the brain has increased more than 10,000 times per second. For example: if you are 50 years old, your brain is receiving 10,000 times more information than it did when you were born. The human will eventually evolve, building sufficient filters to deal with this amount of stimuli, but until then we will have to learn to rebalance our brains ourselves. Here at the NeuroBalancing Center, we provide you with the tools to accomplish this.
Trauma is another main culprit, and can range anywhere from severe, life-threatening trauma, to persistent everyday stresses. When a person experiences a traumatic event, whether real or simply perceived as such, the brain responds by creating new emergency neural pathways. These new pathways persist into the future, long after the traumatic episode has ended, often disrupting the function of an otherwise healthy and harmonic brain. Over time, 'traumatic' experiences can build up, creating higher degrees of imbalance and dysfunction in an individual's brain. Such imbalances may lead to psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, anger, insomnia, or PTSD. Or they may manifest into a physical disorder or disease. Our brains literally become conditioned by trauma, thus manifesting our perceived, often fear based, realities.
At the NeuroBalancing Center, Brain Wave Optimization™ technology is used to rebalance an individual's brain waves, which have been misaligned due to the trauma and stress they've encountered throughout their lifetime. It is an amazing tool that can help one regain control of their mental and physical life.
| COMMON EXAMPLES OF STRESS OR TRAUMA | |
| Emotional | Verbal or mental abuse, abandonment, infringement, difficult or demeaning relationships, poor self-esteem or low confidence. |
| Mental | Information and mental overload, feeling overwhelmed, FEARS (of failure, public speaking, finances, etc), interviews, deadlines, exams. |
| Physical | Accidents, injury, surgery, lack of exercise, extreme exercise, excess weight, poor posture. |
| Biological | Living organisms such as mold, mildew, viruses, or parasites which are harmful to our bodies. |
| Chemical | Toxins in our environment such as pollution, mercury (found in many dental fillings), fluoride, chlorine, pharmaceuticals, household cleaners. |
| Nutritional | Pesticides, fertilizers, hormones, fungicides, artificial sweeteners, preservatives, genetically altered foods. Even sugar and alcohol. |
| Energetic | Electromagnetic energy is emitted from most electronic devices and negatively affects a high percentage of the population. |