A synthesis of the healing arts
TBM
A comprehensive system of alternative healing compiled by Victor L. Frank, DC, NMD, and first taught in 1978.
TBM
A comprehensive system of alternative healing compiled by Victor L. Frank, DC, NMD, and first taught in 1978.
As a trained chiropractor, naturopath, osteopath, charter diplomate of Applied Kinesiology and a radionics practitioner, Dr Frank was able to create a synthesis of the healing arts that is unparalleled in scope, effectiveness and efficiency.
Drawing from the alternative medicine roots planted by Franz Anton Mesmer, MD, in 1766, Dr Frank developed an integrative approach to restoring the body's self-regulation — and, thereby, its healing capacity — by working through the autonomic nervous system.
Franz Anton Mesmer, MD, plants the roots of alternative medicine that TBM would later draw from.
Dr Victor L. Frank compiles and begins teaching Total Body Modification as a complete system.
Manju is trained in TBM Levels 1–3 and works with the protocols in clinical practice in Melbourne.
TBM rapidly restores function-specific and global energetic harmony to the human body — resulting in seemingly miraculous, yet predictable changes in a patient's state of health.
The TBM practitioner is able to correct most of the known body functions. We find that body functions, which many of us were taught were separate activities, in actuality interact and communicate with each other in myriad complex pathways.
TBM has put together teachable, learnable and repeatable technical procedures to correct what we term "imbalances of functional physiology."
Body functions are controlled by each individual's biological computer.
Using a simple indicator muscle test and various test points, we determine the faulty computer programs that are creating health problems.
Energetic, soft tissue and adjustive corrections are applied to re-align the function of those specific programs.
Function and communication are restored within the body, allowing its own self-regulation to take over again.
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