Placebo Effect

What it is?
A placebo is defined as a substance or procedure an individual accepts as medicine or therapy, but which has no clear objectively verifiable therapeutic activity in terms of bio chemical . Any therapeutic effect in the world of conventional medicine is thought to be based on the power of suggestion.

The Placebo Effect is conventionaly defined as a therapeutic or healing effect of a chemically inert medicine or difficult to measure therapy, the placebo effect (or its counterpart, the nocebo effect), occurs when an individual's symptoms are altered (i.e., alleviated or exacerbated) by a treatment, due to the individual expecting or believing that it will work. The placebo effect has been said to occur when a patient is treated in conjunction with the suggestion from an authority figure or from acquired information that the treatment will aid in healing, and the patient’s condition improves.

What does this mean & How is this useful for Healing?

The new science of Informational Medicine is showing us that the Placebo effect is a valuable and key element to the healing process and the informational medicine science is leading the way in giving a solid explantion as to what happen during a postive placebo effect.

shows importance of our belive systems and how we engage in the interaction of patient/healer

For more information see:

The Living Matrix Film