Michael Beasley, MS, NCBTMB, AIBT

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1 Michael Beasley, MS, NCBTMB, AIBT

2 Pain classifications 2 main causes of Pain How the body detects/transmits pain. Pain transmission centers (nerve ganglia) for pain. Stress in Relation to pain Protocols to help lower pain. Reduce stress Reduce inflammation/stress response Use Nervous System to reduce pain

3 Acute Pain Began recently and/or lasts up to 30 days Sub-Acute Pain Pain lasting from 1 6 months Chronic Pain 3 months and 6 months since onset Pain that extends beyond the expected period of healing

4 Nociceptive Caused by activation of nocieptors 2 main groupings: Trigeminal ganglia Nerves for the face Dorsal root ganglia Rest of the body Nociceptors sense pain Externally Skin/dermatomes Internally - organs, bones, guts Neuropathic Caused by damage to or malfunction of nervous system Peripheral Peripheral nervous system Central Felt as burning, tingling, electrical, stabbing,, pins and needles Brain or spinal cord

5 First Phase Fast-conducting Aδ fibers FASTEST Felt as initial extremely sharp pain myelinated SLOWEST Second Phase (Polymodal) C fibers. more prolonged and slightly less intense feel If there is massive or prolonged input to a C fiber, there is a progressive build up in the spinal cord dorsal horn is called wind-up If wind-up occurs there is a probability of increased sensitivity to pain. light or non-myelination axon.

6 Constant Trauma/Stress Sets up accelerated release of stress chemicals Mind anticipates, body delivers stress chemicals; cortisol, etc Initiates Allergic response Mast Cell formation Inflammation occurs Chemical breakdown removes cell coverings Nerves become more sensitive detectors Detect mild swelling/danger Sends signal to release more stress chemicals to prevent future harm Chronic dysfunctional pain cycle is established Real vs. imagined Pain Brain does not differentiate Both felt as real pain

7 Is quick to respond Uses small amounts of information to quickly assess situations This is good to protect us from future harm..but. The mind can create an over-response can learn to become dysfunctional in a perfect sense Repeat a pattern of erroneous signaling PTSD Fibromyalgia Phantom Limb RSD / CRPS If we can break the Dysfunctional Pattern the Mind/Body will rebalance toward a more adaptive, and functional state.

8 LEMON The Mouth Waters Lips Pucker.Sour But this is a picture and is not reality Your body responds to the informational trigger Anticipatory response PTSD Fibromyalgia Phantom Limb RSD/CRPS

9 The Stages of Stress: 1. Alarm 2. Resistance Trying to adapt to the stressor 3. Exhaustion

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11 Allopathic Path Prescription Medications Sometimes necessary but Addiction can result Side reactions are unavoidable Black box warnings Organ damage, suicide, depression, homicidal tendencies Studies show placebos often effective as medications. Surgical Interventions Best method to repair total mechanical failures, broken bones, knee replacements, etc. Complementary Path Non-drug, Non-Invasive Uses the body s own resources No chemical side reactions No chemical damage to organs Few negative side reactions

12 Protocols taught at the 2012 Conference: Light Therapy Increase available energy, ATP production, for healing Energy Boost of organs / Immune system Improve Energy Flow Removing barriers to energetic flow SCARS Tissue damage SCENAR-Cosmodic Protocols Disrupt dysfunctional states Evoking a Parasympathetic shift to reduce /break the stress cycle

13 SCENAR Therapy Effects: Reduction of Pain / Increased ROM* (Range of Motion) 13

14 SCENAR Technique 7 Points Protocol: Evokes Parasympathetic Shift Helps calm the system 7 Direct path to the brain Classic 6 points SCENAR Protocol + the 7 th Point

15 LASER Technique Migraine Protocol SSN: Mode 2 on Heart for 1-2 Cycles 6 min Mode 3 on SSN for up to 1 cycle 3 min Migraine is reduced or eliminated Possible contributions: Improved blood supply Improved hormonal functioning

16 Use the body s own system to improve the pain situation Body needs energy to heal LASER increases ATP production Body needs to be parasympathetic (rest and digest mode) to heal 2 Nerve Ganglia serve as transmission centers Trigeminal Nerve 6 Points Protocol Basal Ganglia 3 Pathways Protocol Nociceptors sense pain Externally Skin/dermatomes Use Dermatomes to send rebalancing information to organs, bones 2012 Niagara Falls Conference Learn protocols and how to they relate to the body s construction. Dermatomes

17 During the conference we will review approaches for: Migraine reduction/elimination in less than 10 minutes (especially with females) Migraine reduction associated to stress and poor blood circulation Reducing Phantom Limb Pain Reducing Chronic pain from RSD and associated neuropathies Reduction of stress and the Fibromyalgia pain cycle How to increase your overall energy level and organ efficiency