SCENAR™ - The name stands for: Self-Controlled Energo-Neuro Adaptive Regulator. SCENAR™ was devised in Russia for use in the space program (to stimulate the body’s production of endogenous healing neuropeptides). SCENAR™ technology runs on a 9-volt battery, and provides a sophisticated biofeedback "dialogue" with the body's Autonomic Nervous System.The SCENAR™ device has now been brought to the western world and is establishing a reputation as a breakthrough technology.
At NIHA SCENAR™ is offered as a supportive part of an integrative approach to helping the body to heal itself.SCENAR™ has been used to stimulate the acumeridian system and thus have an effect on many conditions of the body (including cosmetic benefits) and of the mind. Your NIHA practitioner may recommend SCENAR™ to support your integrative program. Consult the internet resources below for more information.
EXTERNAL LINKS
The SCENAR™ technology is taught by Jerry Tennant, M.D.:
http://www.senergymedicalgroup.comSCENAR™ has been applied in a way that addresses the Reichian concept of body armoring as part of the Autism treatment program taught at www.Homeopathy.com.
Other Resources for SCENAR™ information:
Basic information is found at: http://www.alternative-doctor.com/home_page_articles/scenar.htm
A quote from a page of an enthusiastic user of the SCENAR™ device [ at http://www.emfsafe.com/skenar/opinions.htm]
"....Despite the fact that the SKENAR'S only official claim is that of pain relief, in addition to its great success in treating musculo-skeletal problems and sports injuries, it also has an impressive list of other successes: irritable bowel syndrome, arthritis, strokes, circulatory problems, female problems etc. This is because, when there is pathological organic involvement this is reflected in alterations in the electrical properties to the skin, and similarly, it can be modified with the pulsating correctional signal from the machine once the diseased area is located. In my experience, the areas that need treatment with the SKENAR usually are related to, but not limited by, the usual areas as defined by Western diagnosis.
