Hallo,
Ik beweer niet dat het hokus pokus is en zeker niet dat alle mensen kunnen behandeld worden,je moet er ook voor open staan.
Bovendien moet je mijn woorden niet verdraaien, ik spreek over sessies/behandelingen waarbij ik het woord behandelingen zie als voetbehandeling.
Ik vermeld eveneens dat het om een complementaire "behandeling" gaat en dat het hoofdzakelijk voor mensen is waar de klassieke geneeskunde geen oorzaak van onvruchtbaarheid vindt.
Ik wil geen valse verwachtingen scheppen, maar mensen vinden die ervoor open staan en het een kans willen geven.
Ik zal hier een paar site's en stukjes tekst posten, zodat je honger misschien wat gestild wordt. Maar je hoeft je echt niet verplicht te voelen om op mijn vraag in te gaan als je je er niet goed bij voelt.
http://www.reflexologistinmiltonkeynes. ... _fertility
Previous studies in fertility problems
A Danish study of 61 women reported that 15% of women became pregnant after six months and the rest recovered from their symptoms of menstrual and/or ovulatory abnormality[1].
A Chinese study of four women suffering infertility who were given 40 minutes of reflexology for 10 days reported that all four women became pregnant[2].
13 of the 23 patients that reflexologist Jane Holt treated for infertility fell pregnant. Following this a two-year clinical trial at the IVF unit at Derriford Hospital, Plymouth is being undertaken. In this study 150 volunteers will be offered reflexology rather than the fertility drug clomifene (used to induce ovulation)[3].
The Association of Reflexologists believes that Reflexology can be a great benefit to people suffering from fertility problems. Their understanding is based on feedback from members who find that on average 50% of clients seeking help through reflexology find themselves pregnant within 6 months of commencing treatment.
[1] Eriksen, L; FDZ Research Committee, Northern Jutland, Denmark 1994.
[2] Dong, D., and Xu, P., "Treatment of 4 Cases of Infertility with Foot Reflexotherapy." (1998) China Reflexology Symposium Report, Beijing : China Reflexology Association, pages 58-59.
[3].
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... ility.html#
What is a typical treatment plan for fertility problems?
The frequency of the treatments will depend on the conditions presented by the client and the way the client responds to the treatments. The core treatment plan will be refined to match the individual needs of the client.
Reflexology is a holistic therapy so, for the maximum benefit, the client can anticipate that there will be some recommendations for changes in lifestyle. These will me made through discussion with the reflexologist.
http://www.reflexology-research.com/FDZ.html
Reflexologie heeft een effect op onvruchtbaarheid?
Leila Eriksen, De FDZ Research Committee, 1994 Een project van Noord-Jutland, Denemarken waarbij 108 vrouwen die lijden aan onvrijwillige onvruchtbaarheid.
Voorwaarden die Reflexologie heeft zich met name effectief is geweest bij het behandelen van
• Stress-gerelateerde onvruchtbaarheid
• Endometriose
• Polycysteus ovarium syndroom
• Een laag aantal zaadcellen
• Blokkades aan de mannelijke buizen
• Iregular periodes of ovulatie
Als uw oorzaak van onvruchtbaarheid niet wordt vermeld, het is nog steeds het proberen waard reflexologie als de lijst is geen definitieve middelen
Onderzoek
Een studie in Denemarken ingeschreven 108 vrouwen die waren gediagnosticeerd als onvruchtbaar voor ten minste 2 jaar en had geen eerdere kinderen. 47 van deze vrouwen heeft ervoor gekozen zich terug te trekken uit de studie werden de overige 61 krijgen reflexologie behandelingen voor 8 maanden, twee keer per week en in de tweede helft van de studie, twee behandelingen voorafgaand aan de vrouwen de ovulatie.
9 van de vrouwen (15%) werd zwanger na 6 maanden, en alle andere vrouwen die menstruatie of ovulatie afwijkingen, volledig hersteld van hun symptomen. (FDZ Research Committee, Denemarken, 1994).
Read more at Suite101: Reflexologie voor onvruchtbaarheid: Hoe Reflexologie kan u helpen zwanger te raken
http://www.suite101.com/content/reflexo ... z15ZaWIrPx
http://www.reflexology-research.com/infertility.html
Reflexology and Infertility
by Barbara and Kevin Kunz
Anecdotal stories and research evidence leave open questions about the impact of reflexology on infertility. Among issues are: the frequency of reflexology sessions as noted in Chinese research as opposed to British research and whether the stress reduction aspect of reflexology results in improved fertility in women.
In a small study. Chinese researchers found success for infertility with reflexology work. Four women trying to become pregnant received reflexology sessions. One woman became pregnant after 6 courses of treatment, two after seven courses and one after nine course. (One course = 30- 40 minute session daily for 10 days)
In a British study of ovulation and pregnancy, 48 women received either reflexology or sham reflexology in 8 sessions over 10 weeks. "The rate of ovulation during true reflexology was 11 out of 26 (42%), and during sham reflexology it was 10 out of 22 (46%). Pregnancy rates were 4 out of 26 in the true group and 2 out of 22 in the control group."
Anecdotal reports in newspapers cite success of reflexologists. The Western Mail of Wales reports that reflexology "is helping women overcome stress, anxiety and depression associated with infertility problems... "Reflexology is commonly used as a fertility aid in Denmark where one in four women will undergo sessions. It is being offered by fertility clinics as a means of increasing the success of infertility treatments, such as in vitro fetrtilisation (IVF)." Cardiff-based fertility reflexology Helen Talfryn Walters has specialised in fertility and pregnancy treatments for three years. She says, "'The majority of women I see have unexplained fertility issues and the reasons can be numerous. The advantage of reflexology is that it is a holistic therapy which looks at the woman's well-being beyond the most obvious symptoms. ..."'Often my clients have very high stress levels either as a lifestyle issue or as a result of the disappointment of not being able to conceive. Stress has a major physical effect on the body - it depletes it of essential nutrients and upsets the delicate hormonal balance of the reproductive system. But Helen said it also helps the body to make best use of nutrients and stimulates the lymphatic system so that the body alienates toxins. ... "Helen added, 'It's not a quick fix treatment and can in many cases involve my clients taking responsibility for their health by making changes to their diet and lifestyle. The natural outcome is a healthier, happier woman who is more likely to conceive, enjoy her pregnancy and have the energy to look after a healthy, happy baby.'" (Brindley, Madeleine, Western Mail (Wales), June 10, 2006) (June 2006)
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Ik hoop je hiermee te kunnen helpen.
groeten