Medical Science Exploring Use Of Eft In Treatment Of Multiple Sclerosis

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Emotional Freedom Technique, or EFT, is a form of acupuncture that uses human touch to release negative energy buildup. This is done through "tapping" or repetitive hand taps done in specific areas around the body. Similar to acupuncture, the taps are meant to improve the energy flow within the body and help the healing process. This is part of the treatment plans of integrative medicine currently being studied by clinicians for the treatment of neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis.

Numerous research has been conducted on the neurological illness, and health professionals are still determining the best treatment course. Each plan would vary per individual – as no two cases are the same – yet neuroscientists are highly recommending the use of both Western and integrative medicine. EFT, and its claimed benefits have gained the attention of medical experts and is now being studied further. As of this writing, there has yet to be a clear medical conclusion regarding the use of tapping and its subsequent alleviation of certain symptoms of multiple sclerosis. There are many success stories available online that claim its efficacy.

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It is unknown whether the effect is similar to the placebo effect. Doctors are hesitant to reach this conclusion as there are tangible and real results of EFT and symptom alleviation of neurological disorders. The exact mechanics are unknown, yet there is a clear relationship between the two. It is estimated that a few more years of thorough study will shine a light to the connection.

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