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Two Reports of Resolution of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome-Induced Anovulation in Females Receiving Neuro Emotional TechniquePeter Bablis, Henry Pollard, Andrew McHardyChiropract J Aust 2006 36: 2-8. Abstract: Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the stress-reducing technique Neuro Emotional Technique in promoting ovulation by decreasing both apparent and perceived stress. Clinical Features: Two […]

Resolution of Anovulation Infertility Using Neuro Emotional Technique: A Report in 3 CasesBablis P , Pollard H and Monti DChiropract J Aust SPR 2006 (5:1): 13-26 Abstract: This study reported observations of the effectiveness of Neuro Emotional Technique in promoting ovulation in anovulatory polycystic ovary syndrome sufferers by decreasing both apparent and perceived stress. Clinical

Biopsychosocial Model of Pain and Its Relevance to Chiropractors Henry P. Pollard, Katie E. Hardy, Deborah Curtin Chiropractic Journal of Australia vol 36 Number 3, Sept. 2006 Abstract Objective: To present and discuss the biopsychosocial model of pain and its relevance to chiropractors. Data Sources: The current scientific literature was examined using the MEDLINE database and Mantis

texte Commentary: The Ileocecal Valve Point and Muscle Testing: A Possible Mechanism of ActionPollard H, Bablis P, Bonello R.Chiropractic Journal of Australia 2006; 36:122-6 ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The muscle test procedure is a common test used by manual therapists. It is primarily used for the determination of muscle strength in orthopedic testing, but its application is not

Can the Ileocecal Valve Point Predict Low Back Pain Using Manual Muscle Testing?Henry P. Pollard, Peter Bablis, and Rod BonelloChiropract J Aust 2006; 36: 58-62. Abstract: Background: According to some technique groups in chiropractic the ileocecal valve may malfunction and be associated with a large array of health problems that can lead to common chronic health

The Organization of The Stress Response and its Relevance to Chiropractors: A CommentaryKatie Hardy and Henry PollardChiropractic & Osteopathy 2006; 14: 25 Abstract: The stress response is a natural reaction by the body, against potentially harmful stimuli to enhance the chance for survival. Persistent activation of the stress response can cause changes to homeostatic mechanisms.

Short Term Correlates of the Neuro Emotional Technique for Cancer-Related Traumatic Stress Symptoms: A Pilot Case Series Daniel A. Monti, Marie E. Stoner, Gail Zivin,and Martha SchlesingerJ Cancer Surviv (2007) 1:161-166 Abstract: Introduction: As many as one quarter of all cancer survivors report traumatic stress symptoms from cancer-related experiences. While the majority of these patients do not

Neuro Emotional Technique for the treatment of trigger point sensitivity in chronic neck pain sufferers: A controlled clinical trialHenry P. Pollard, Peter Bablis, and Rod BonelloChiropractic & Osteopathy 2008; 16: 4. Abstract: Background: Trigger points have been shown to be active in many myofascial pain syndromes. Treatment of trigger point pain and dysfunction may be explained

Abstract Purpose The purpose of this study was to characterize the neurophysiological and clinical effects that may result from the neuro emotional technique (NET) in patients with traumatic stress symptoms associated with a cancer-related event. We hypothesized that self-regulatory processing of traumatic memories would be observable as physiological changes in key brain areas after undergoing

Abstract Objective. In manual muscle testing (MMT) by an applied kinesiologist, when the patient is applying therapy localization (TL), (1) is the TL specific for the region touched; and ( 2) are test results consistent regardless of the area touched? Methods: A Diplomate in applied kinesiology performed MMT of the middle deltoid of 36 volunteers.