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Knowledge Therapy
Knowledge therapy is a true cure for a variety of
chronic pain
syndromes. The true cause of many types of
treatment resistant pain
is often
misdiagnosed.
Doctors seek to blame every type of pain, illness, disease, or degeneration on some identifiable physical cause. Medical science is confident that all these health concerns come from purely structural sources. Of course, some conditions are caused by a mechanical, infectious or environmental cause. However, MOST HEALTH CONCERNS are dictated by a combined process of physical and psychological contributing factors.

Knowledge Therapy Lessons
Knowledge based therapy is real
alternative medicine for back pain
which seeks to inform and educate the patient about the true nature of their painful conditions. The patient will learn all about the inconsistencies of their
diagnosis
and the reasons why their pain has not responded well to treatment. Medicine claims to know the physical reasons for many types of pain, but has been powerless to cure it. How does this make sense? The reason most treatments fail is simply because they are being directed at a physical cause when the actual source of the pain is psychological. Knowledge based therapy is the ONLY form of treatment that works to identify and eliminate stress, emotional and psychological based physical pain syndromes.
How Does Knowledge Therapy Work?
Knowledge (information) therapy is a simple concept based on logic. Logic teaches through statistical probability and conclusive evidence. Medicine claims to be scientific and verifiable, but in reality is quite inconsistent, unproven and completely clueless in many of its accepted tenets and theories. Doctors will argue passionately that many
back pain
syndromes are caused by some physical condition, but will have absolutely no answer why that cause does not respond to their treatments. If the treatment is correct for the cause, and the diagnosis of the cause is accurate, then logic dictates that the condition will be cured by successful implementation of the treatment. When it comes to common back pain, this is rarely the case. The fact remains that the
back pain epidemic
grows day by day and more patients enter long term treatment every year than are ever cured…
Knowledge based therapy teaches the patient all about the way that the subconscious mind exerts control over the physical body. We all know several well documented and accepted physical processes that are controlled by our minds. Fight or flight response is an emotionally based series of physical changes that affects many of the body's functions. Sexual response is a physical process completely controlled by emotional desire. Physical responses to dreams are completely psychologically generated physical manifestations. The list goes on and on…
However, most doctors still will not acknowledge the power of the mind to directly influence the health of the body.
Recommendation on Knowledge Therapy
The mind and the body
are equal parts of the human organism. The mind can affect the body for good or ill to serve its own agenda. The body is actually the soldier, the workhorse, the slave… The mind is the general, the dictator, the master. The mind can help the body overcome physical adversity and pain. However, the body can not overcome the will imposed by the mind. This is LOGICAL, DOCUMENTED and SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN. With all this evidence supporting knowledge therapy as the true cure for the majority of chronic pain conditions, it is nothing short of criminal that medical science refuses to accept and support this one and only true cure for
psychosomatic pain
conditions. What is the reason for this stubborn and antiquated thought pattern? The same cause as for many of the problems in society, science and the world in general… ECONOMICS. $$$ is King. It can topple empires, control the masses and even short circuit logic. In the cases of back pain and general health, money has done more to perpetuate the suffering of millions in the last 50 years than it has done to cure it in the last 5000…
Knowledge Therapy to Back Pain Home
12/21/06 Revised 7/31/08

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