What is Balance Therapy?

Balance Therapy is based on the theory that in the case of manifest or impending illness, several organs are unable to function properly at energetic level, often prior to and always during this illness. Depending on the phase of the illness, this is not always visible during laboratory tests. But using the diagnostic method, which is a feature of Natural Balance Therapy, these disorders are usually easy to observe.

Balance Therapy assumes that when any organ of the body is stricken, certain compensatory mechanisms, which provide relief for the sick organ at the expanse of the other organs and body systems, turn on. This way the other, "healthy", organs, having to relieve the sick one, work according to a somewhat different pattern, which usually happens without any symptoms.

If the organism is healthy in general, and also if the lesion of the organ is relatively minor, then, with the help of compensatory relief, a fairly quick and full self-recovery of the affected organ takes place. At the same time other, "healthy", organs, which participated in the compensatory process, return to their usual tasks. Thus, organism fully recovers without any consequences.

However, in some cases, if the organism is weakened, for example, due to illness suffered, stress, unfavorable ecological situation, and so on, recovery process gets delayed. As a result, minor changes in the functionality of the "healthy" organs, which have been working towards compensating the "sick" ones, become stable, aggravate, and may grow into dysfunction of one or more organs. At this stage some seemingly obscure complaints may surface, which the conventional medicine is unable to identify as the beginning of the illness.

Our clinic has a unique method, which helps to recognise problems of internal organs before they become a disease.

Balance Therapy regards a person as a particle of the Universe and defines optimal health as a balance between:

• the person and the environment
• internal organs and body systems
• physical and mental health

The basis for the method is a concept according to which a human body is a complex of inter-related organs and systems in a state of dynamic equilibrium.