Quantum-Touch - A new alternative medicine

Imagine a book written like an operator’s manual that enables an individual with no prior background or training in the health sciences to perform vital healing work on himself and others. Imagine being able to learn these vital skills in less time than it would take you to fly from upstate New York to Northern California.
Imagine a book so valuable that it is endorsed by numerous healthcare practitioners, including medical doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists, nurses and a wide variety of bodyworkers.
Quantum-Touch is such a book.
Dr. Norman Shealy, M.D., founder of the American Holistic Medical Association and internationally renowned for his accomplishments in the field of alternative healing, wrote the forward, and cited Quantum-Touch as “the first technique that may truly allow us all to become healers.”
Shealy was so impressed after testing Quantum-Touch on his most difficult chronic pain patients – who had not been helped by any traditional or alternative modality – that he included it in a course he teaches at Greenwich University.
Quantum-Touch is a significant breakthrough in hands-on healing in that it enables both lay people and healing professionals to direct life-force energy (often called chi, or prana) to correct health problems. Practitioners learn to hold a very high vibration in their hands through a combination of simple breathing and body awareness techniques, and create a remarkably powerful field of healing energy.
The process of “resonance and entrainment” causes the recipient to match the vibrations of the practitioner, and the patient’s body accelerates its own healing process. The practitioner never becomes fatigued; in fact, it is quite the opposite. Regarding this effect, Dr. Jerry Pittman, M.D., wrote “In its elegance, Quantum-Touch provides healing bioenergy for the healer as well as fro the person seeking healing.”
When the life force is applied to skeletal structure, bones often spontaneously align themselves. Author Richard Gordon provides x-rays showing how a single session caused the axis vertebra to move eight degrees back into alignment, and how the orbitals rotated two degrees to become aligned.
Click here to view the x-rays Chiropractors are finding Quantum-Touch an invaluable addition to their practice, and as Dr. Darla Parr, D.C., wrote: “You actually have to see this work to know how good it is. Bones move into alignment with just a light touch, and it speeds up the healing process.” Gordon explains that “You don’t need to know where the bones should go, any more than you need to understand how you digest your lunch. It is all about letting the body’s intelligence decide such things.” Since these adjustments require no force, there is very little tendency for the body to revert to its old alignment.
Moving bones is only the tip of the iceberg for the variety of healings that occur. Quantum-Touch seems equally good for reducing pain and inflammation and for balancing glands, organs and even emotions.
Quantum-Touch is so well written that many lay people have learned and are using the skills just by reading it. Practitioners of numerous healing modalities use Quantum-Touch because they can seamlessly integrate it into their practice.
Perhaps the most exciting part of Quantum-Touch is that it enables a lay person to develop the competence to help himself or herself – and others – quickly and easily.
For example, most newborn children need an immediate cranial-sacrum adjustment, yet less than 29% of them are likely to ever receive one in their lifetime. This will not be the case in a family using Quantum-Touch.

Through resonance, the recipient matches the vibration of the practitioner, and the patient’s body accelerates its own healing process.
There are an increasing number of valuable new hands-on healing modalities being used around the world. Quantum-touch is the most elegant and most efficient of all the ones I have evaluated. For professionals and lay people alike, Quantum-Touch is an essential and invaluable tool.

–Christopher Hegarty
Christopher Hegarty reports on research and practices in alternative medicine. Contact him at leaders@cutting-edge.com