Subconscious Mind Said to Produce Safer, More Effective Pain Relief Than Drugs
At a time when the safety of pain medications such as Vioxx, Celebrex, and Aleve are being publicly questioned, millions of people have nowhere to turn for relief. Or do they? A new technique is allowing at least some pain sufferers to give themselves a safe and possibly effective alternative from a new source – their own subconscious mind.
(PRWEB) January 14, 2005
At a time when the safety of pain medications such as Vioxx, Celebrex, and Aleve are being publicly questioned, millions of people have nowhere to turn for relief. Or do they?
“If you’re concerned about the safety of your pain medication, or if it doesn’t work, why not invite your subconscious to try to give you some relief?” asks Ben Plumb, CEO of The Visualization Group, Inc., a new self-help service that shows chronic pain suffers how to use tools called visualization statements to try to ease their pain.
According to Plumb, visualization statements represent the specific language that your subconscious wants you to read to it to help it reduce your pain. You can obtain this language by working at home, over the telephone, with one of the companyÂ’s facilitators. The process takes about an hour and involves using a homemade pendulum device to obtain Yes and No answers from the subconscious about your pain.
“I sustained a significant injury to my back four years ago, and have been virtually pain-free now for months,” says Rosanne Haines, 49, a human resources manager who began using visualization statements in June, 2004.
The method not only seems to work well for back pain and pain in the neck and other extremities, but also for fibromyalgia pain. “I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 1990, and am so thankful to have the relief I have so far attained,” says Jean Rose, 61, a licensed mental health counselor who began the program seven months ago. Visualization statements may also work for some forms of arthritis pain and neuropathic pain (nerve pain).
Himself a ten-year victim of chronic hip pain that no drug or doctor could resolve, Plumb, a Harvard MBA and former executive in the healthcare industry, turned in desperation to his subconscious in the summer of 2003. After working for months to learn how to communicate with it, he developed a simple technique that almost anyone can use to discover what visualization statements may help ease their pain.
About The Visualization Group
The service of The Visualization Group is maintained and delivered by people who have personally suffered from years of chronic pain and have used visualization statements to obtain significant relief when nothing else worked. All facilitators are either Professional (licensed) or Regular (non-licensed) members of the American Counseling Association and are bound by its Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice. The company does not provide medical or healthcare advice and does not have medical professionals on staff. The visualization method described in this news release is Patent Pending.
Contact Information:
Ben Plumb, CEO
352-376-7095
Http://www. thevisualizationgroup. com (http://www. thevisualizationgroup. com)
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