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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) General Recommendation For SCENAR-Therapy How To Boost the Recovery   by Dr.Elena Rassomakhina, MD (Sweden)  Chronic fatigue syndrome is a state of constant fatigue, a decrease in mental and physical performance, which does not stop after rest and lasts more than 6 months.  Nowadays, we face the chronic fatigue syndrome more…
SCENAR-Therapy for Common Pediatric Diseases

SCENAR-Therapy for Common Pediatric Diseases

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WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENT: SCENAR-Therapy for Common Pediatric Diseases Scheduled for Thursday – April 7th, 2022 at 11:00 EST (New York).   The day your child is born is the happiest day of your life. Many prospective parents are elated when they find out they are expecting a new member to join the family. The one wish…
SCENAR TREATMENT OF MUSCLE TEARS AFTER SPORT ACTIVITIES

SCENAR TREATMENT OF MUSCLE TEARS AFTER SPORT ACTIVITIES

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Many sport activities involve precise movement in which muscle groups contract synergistically to achieve the desired effect. Examples are the baseball pitch, the tennis serve, the martial arts roundhouse kick, disc golf throw and the sprint. But perhaps the best example is a golf swing. The golf swing (drive or putt) requires strength, coordination, muscle…
Introductory Level to SCENAR ABC’s

Introductory Level to SCENAR ABC’s

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Introductory Level to SCENAR ABC’s This training course is designed for beginners who want to learn about SCENAR and how to properly use SCENAR. It can also be a comprehensive refresher course for more experienced SCENAR therapists. By participating in what we believe is an incredible introductory course, you will gain a basic understanding of…
Carpal Tunnel Treatment

Carpal Tunnel Treatment

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 Carpal Tunnel Treatment Developed by SCENAR Practitioners providing High Probability of Healing   Everyday life requires a lot of repetitive motion, lifting, turning, and other wrist use and sometimes abuse such as work at the computer, driving, and sports-related jobs and activities.  Carpal tunnel syndrome is a painful progressive condition caused by compression of a key nerve…
WHIPLASH General recommendation for the combining therapy SCENAR procedure

WHIPLASH General recommendation for the combining therapy SCENAR procedure

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WHIPLASH General recommendation for the combining therapy SCENAR procedure and homeopathic remedies in case of acute and chronic complaints.  By Dr.Elena Rassomakhina, MD (Sweden)  Whiplash is a neck injury due to forceful, rapid back-and-forth movement of the neck, like the cracking of a whip. It may be called a neck sprain or strain. This injury…
 SCENAR Technique Bib

 SCENAR Technique “Bib”

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“Bib” zone is individually determined for each patient.  Ask a patient to spread a thumb and a pinky out of a fist at a 90-degree angle – shaka sign. Place a thumb into suprasternal notch and draw an arc/half-circle around the neck on the front.  SCENAR Technique “Bib” is used for acute respiratory diseases, bronchitis,…
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO SCENAR TREATMENT OF POST-VIRAL CONDITIONS

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO SCENAR TREATMENT OF POST-VIRAL CONDITIONS

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 Dr.Iolanta Stanchak, MD (Ukraine)  A 43-year-old patient who was diagnosed with coronavirus infection three weeks ago came to see me at my clinic.  The main symptoms are:  – Coronavirus Bilateral lower lobe pneumonia, confirmed by X-ray and a complaint of a severe cough with thick, viscous sputum that is difficult to separate, often followed by…