The January 2012 Issue of Bottom Line Health reminds us of the importance of minimizing stress. They remind us of the negative effects stress and cortisol (the stress hormone) have on our hearts. And, they state that on-going, low-level stress, from work, relationships, finances and even chronic health problems can increase inflammation in our arteries, [...]
Archive for the ‘Case Studies’ Category
I’d Like To Share The Success Of Our TFT Tapping Tele-class Series
November 2nd, 2010
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During the classes, we worked on many types of problems. We eliminated fears for things like driving, freeways, flying, bridges, tunnels, public speaking and even death. We helped many get rid of cravings or addictive behaviors. Some eliminated a desire for alcohol, others cigarettes and food, and we helped still others stop biting their nails, pulling hair or picking.
Stress and Your Heart
October 13th, 2010
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An interesting article on stress and it’s effects from Germany: Constant stress at work is bad for heart Aliki Nassoufis, dpa, Hamburg, Germany The Denver Post Work is piling up on the desk and in a few hours the presentation must be finished. To make matters worse, the telephone keeps ringing. Job-related stress is common. [...]
TFT To Quit Smoking – A TFT Reader Writes.
August 1st, 2010
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TFT is very effective at helping people to quit smoking, along with many other addictions. If you’ve tried to quit smoking, we hope that Michael’s story will inspire you.
Never Too Old to Tap Into Better Health!
July 21st, 2010
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I am a 75 year old Catholic nun and I have a heart problem, atrial fibrillation, and hypertension and fast heart rate and a stroke. I could not walk without a walker or a cane and I am always tired and have no energy. I have no quality of life and I frequently get depressed [...]
