More understanding about crystals & Reiki

This video shows you that Reiki is used not only generally in hospitals in the USA but actually in the operating theatre, too. Here is Dr. Sheldon Feldman, head of breast surgery at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, talking about using Reiki with Reiki Master Raven Keyes and using Reiki practitioners during surgery, in the operating theatre.

Crystals act as a power hold for healing as they allow positive, fruitful energy to flow into the body and do away with the negative, toxic energy. Like other forms of alternative therapy, crystals work by channelizing your energy levels, thereby, focus on healing your body from the inside.

Crystals also carry the power to induce a placebo effect in the body, which is scientifically proven to help medical treatment.

Did you know that Reiki & Crystals are used in major hospitals throughout Great Britain? USA? And in Australia? And New Zealand? And Malaysia? and available in many hospitals alongside conventional allopathic medicine's

 a wide variety of medical settings in the UK, including many parts of the National Health Service (NHS).

For example, at the University College Hospital (UCLH) in London both full-time and part-time practitioners have been employed to give Reiki to patients, particularly those with life threatening diseases.

The following is a list (by no means complete) of hospitals and other health establishments here in the UK that use Reiki and Crystal Healing to treat their patients. And in some cases, they also treat the families and carers of their patients.

University College London Hospitals NHS, London -

• Reiki treatments offered to patients with stress and mood disorder
• Reiki treatments offered to complement conventional cancer treatments
• Reiki treatments offered to complement the treatments of endometriosis

• Southampton University Hospitals NHS, Southampton -
  

  • Reiki treatments offered to palliative care cancer patients (day care)

  Aintree University Hospitals NHS, Liverpool -
  

  • Reiki treatments offered by elderly medicine services

  Wallace Cancer Care (works with Addenbrooke's Hospital-Cambridge University Hospitals NHS), Cambridge -
  

  • Reiki treatments offered to complement conventional cancer treatments

  South Tees Hospitals NHS, Middlesbrough -

  • Reiki treatments offered to complement conventional cancer treatments

  Newham University Hospital NHS, London -

  • Project to offer complementary therapies including Reiki treatments to the staff and later to the patients (UKRF newsletter Feb/March 2006, p. 7)

  Other examples of places where Reiki is used -

  • St Teresa's Hospice, Darlington
  • The Haven Breast Cancer Support Centres in Leeds and London
  • Penny Brohn Cancer Care, Bristol
  • Medical & Paramedical (many members of the UK Reiki Federation are also practising doctors)

  (Source of above information - Doreen Sawyer, Secretary, UK Reiki Federation, 2010. I am most grateful to Doreen for permission to use this information here.)