Perfect Balance

Everyone is constantly physically active. To move normally (run, swim, walk, stand, lie down, perform various manipulations with objects, communicate through speech, facial expressions, and gestures) it is necessary to constantly maintain equilibrium (optimal position of the body in space).

Body position is determined and maintained, regardless of the conditions of motor activity, by a functional system that includes:

• organs and tissues: spinal cord, peripheral nervous system, musculoskeletal system, blood and blood vessels;
• hormonal mechanisms of regulation of their activity: adrenal glands, thyroid gland, pituitary gland;
• brain, which controls all the activity of the functional system.

When the body is exposed to pathogenic factors and an aggressive external environment, there are changes in the work of this system, and the maintenance of the body in space is disturbed: a pathological functional system is formed.

1. When the psychological state changes (negative experiences), a focus of pathological excitation is formed and activated in the brain.
2. Pathological impulses are sent to the organs: normal regulation of their activity is disturbed.
3. Organs begin to work abnormally: the maintenance of the body position in space is disturbed.

If the psychological state is not normalized, this state consolidates: the organs work abnormally, send signals to the brain, and the brain again sends pathological commands. A vicious circle is formed, and diseases related to the inability to maintain balance begin to develop in the body.

Fear has the strongest destructive effect on the maintenance of an optimal position of the body in space, its effect is intensified by sadness.

People who lack support from others and who are unsure of themselves are the most prone to the occurrence of balance problems. Fear of the future and the unknown is characteristic of them, and they are usually very afraid of death. Valuing material possessions, they, therefore, work diligently and persistently. Often tend to perfectionism. However, despite conscientiousness and diligence, these people try to avoid situations requiring increased responsibility, as they are not sure of their abilities.

They fear loneliness and strive to meet the demands of others. Often in an attempt to win love show altruism, become compliant, put on commitments that are difficult for them to cope with. This leads to overwork and a feeling of powerlessness. If they do not meet other people's expectations, they experience deep sadness. This person strives by all means to win the attention of others, so they are very dependent on their opinions. Afraid to break ties, so often forced to maintain a burdensome relationship for him. Inability to avoid unpleasant contacts enrages him, but fear of solitude makes him hide his true feelings. Such people are afraid to be harsh and strict.

Insecurity and low self-esteem often lead to conflicts with the opposite sex. The person concentrates on one social role (professional, parent) to the detriment of personal life. He or she often engages in self-criticism, feels worthless, and constantly waits for new pain. Trying to protect themselves from their worries and pain, such people withdraw into themselves and cut themselves off from the outside world. They get tired of life, begin to feel general despondency and doom, falling into depression. Against this background, diseases associated with imbalance develop especially quickly and intensively.

What diseases and in which organs of the body may develop due to unresolved psychological problems?

• Diseases of the spinal cord.
• Diseases of the peripheral nervous system.
• Diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
• Diseases of the blood and blood vessels.
• Diseases of adrenal glands.
• Diseases of the thyroid gland.
• Diseases of the pituitary gland in which there is a change in the production of hormones that regulate the thyroid and adrenal glands.
• Diseases of the brain that change the formation of nerve impulses and regulation of internal organs.

Based on the results of the color test the Virtual Health Scanner creates an individually calculated correction module (an individual video file, in which a personal set of color highlights in a certain sequence is recorded).

The session lasts only 15-25 minutes, but it is enough to completely normalize the mood and reduce the symptoms of the psychosomatic disease if used regularly.

During personal sessions of color correction occurs:

• improvement of the psychoemotional state (anxiety goes away, conscious and unconscious fears are eliminated, deep negative experiences);
• getting rid of the consequences of stress;
• mitigation of negative character traits;
• restoration of emotional balance.

As a result, the body switches on additional resources of self-regeneration and starts to heal itself! Symptoms of the psychosomatic condition are reduced or cease altogether! The functionality of the affected functional system of the body is restored (or improved).

How does color correction work?

Usual pills and medications act only on the symptoms of disease, i.e. its consequences. By taking medication, you get a temporary reduction in the symptoms of the disease, but the cause remains, and at any time the disease may return. In addition, medications have serious side effects, and often some problems diminish while others manifest themselves in the background of taking them.

Color correction affects the true cause of the disease, which is deep in the subconscious and has been formed over the years. It takes time to eliminate it.

If the disease has existed for a long time, permanent changes have already occurred in the organs. In this case, color correction will help to stop the disease's deterioration and improve the quality of life. 

If the correction algorithm is followed precisely, color correction always gives a positive result, since it is created for a specific person. In addition, color correction:

• there are no contraindications;
• there is no toxic effect on the body;
• no side effects.