Institute
for
Acupuncture
Massage
and
Flower Essences
Beate
Holzleitner
Institute
for
Acupuncture
Massage
and
Flower Essences
Beate
Holzleitner
I believe «Acupuncture Massage according to Penzel (APM)» to be the most effective form of massage, which is why I have been specializing in this technique for over 25 years. Unlike traditional Chinese Acupuncture, this method works without needles – instead, the therapist applies soft pressure to the skin using a small metal wand.
How does this work? Consider an electrical circuit – switch, cables, lamp: If the cable is interrupted, there won't be any light even if the lamp and switch are functioning well.
By drawing the metal wand over the body's «energetic power lines», the meridians, I can stimulate the power flow and enable your «inner doctor» to regenerate physical functions.
Many physical conditions can benefit:
The English physician Dr. Edward Bach discovered some one-hundred years ago that essences of certain flower blossoms can have a natural balancing effect
on the soul. The flowers' information works like a «tuning fork» that brings harmony to the inner orchestra of thoughts and feelings and
enable causes for physical illness to be resolved.
Dr. Bach realized that the root causes of illness often lie in the mental realm, in thoughts, feelings, self-perception and willingness to accept the world.
By taking flower essences, one can harmonize these aspects of oneself and remove the root cause of illness.
From my assortment of around 200 essences, I select a suitable mixture of three to six for you in your present situation, using various testing methods. You take this mixture home with you and take some drops regularly as directed.
The high-frequency photography technique discovered by Semyon Kirlian records energetic emanations from the hands and feet, visualizing the actual
energy flow (this is not some «Aura photography»).
Phenomena such as sectorial absence of energy flow or concentration in certain areas can be linked reliably to body parts, organs and functions.
Problems in organs show up repeatably on Kirlian photos until the underlying issue is resolved.
I am using Kirlian photos to
Please note: In order to minimize waiting times, consultations at IAB require prior appointment by phone or email.
IAB – Institute for Acupuncture Massage
Löwensteinstraße 3
3704 Großwetzdorf
Lower Austria
IAB Institut for Acupuncture Massage and Flower Essences
Beate Holzleitner
Löwensteinstraße 3
3704 Grosswetzdorf
Tel. 02956 2914
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