I am a natural health practitioner who helps people understand the emotional component of their physi I believe that we all have the capacity to heal ourselves.
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From as far back as I can remember, I was always intrigued by the human body. When I was 4 years old in the Philippines and hurt my shoulder after a fall, my parents took me to a "body healer" who helped "fix" my shoulder with his hands. As a rambunctious kid who had been stitched up on his skull, his finger and his mouth all before the age of 10, I was amazed at our body's ability to heal and rec
over. This interest was highlighted In grade 4, when we were told to do a book report on any topic we wanted. My classmates, now in Canada, where writing about Wayne Gretzky or video games while I chose to do a report on "The Anatomy of the Brain". Despite being a small, skinny immigrant kid from the Philippines, I was always paying attention to people and what they said. I realized at a young age that people would have a very different perspective of the same event. I became intrigued by human behaviour and particularly the psychology of behaviour. These early interests translated to a Bachelor of Science Degree with a combined Honours in Kinesiology and Psychology from York University in 1997 and eventually a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from New York Chiropractic College in 2002. In early 2009 after being in clinical practice for 7 years as a chiropractor who had a Fellowship in Pediatrics and who used energy medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine, I was introduced to Dr. Hamer's research on GNM (German New Medicine) and the Five Biological Laws. My life and my practice has changed dramatically since then. I began teaching my patients about GNM and the Five Biological Laws immediately. In the last 7 years I've had the privilege of traveling to Vancouver, Calgary, Australia and Austria to share my clinical experiences and to help people learn more about this revolutionary health paradigm. I've also hosted several online webinars with participants from over 15 countries. I also believe that you are the expert of your body. But the big issue in health today is that we have been taught not to trust our bodies or ourselves. My goal is to help people to reconnect with their body again so they can trust themselves when it comes to their health decisions. When I'm not seeing patients, consulting online or traveling and teaching, I'm spending time with my family. My wife and I are busy keeping up with my son's competitive gymnastics and my daughter's passion for rock climbing! Thanks for taking the time to visit. I wish you well on your personal health journey and please feel free to let me know if I can help. Alvin
Then you would not panic about the symptoms. You would also have certainty as to why it showed up when it did. Often, most of our symptoms show up when we emotionally relax about a previously stressful and unexpected situation.
Instead of worrying about our symptoms, we can address the pain with any therapy or treatment that makes us feel comfortable, while making sure the original issue is completely resolved.
This is another reminder. Something to be constantly working on. It’s for life!
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Mental strength and mental stability will be required now more than ever. Start building the mental muscles necessary to navigate the complexities of life.
It’s pretty challenging to navigate the world without really knowing ourselves. Take the time to figure yourself out first. Things gets simpler when you truly know who you are!
These form the foundations of emotional stability, certainty and self-confidence. They also help us to navigate life with a sense of non-attachment. When we are emotionally detached, we have better relationships with ourselves and others. We also have potentially less intense conflict shocks, which means possibly less intense symptoms.
This is one of the most important things that we have control over in our lives. What we focus on affects our energy. It’s also one of the things that can lead to good, stable, quality relationships. Notice what you are paying attention to this weekend.
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This seems to have been more prevalent in the last couple of years. How can we detach from our opinions? How can our identity be separated from our opinions? Important questions that don’t necessarily have easy answers. At the end of the day we need each other; which is why perspective and emotional flexibility matter.
Here’s a summary of what I call the ABCs of symptom relief.
Remember that when your symptoms go away, it could also be because your life circumstances changed which sometimes naturally resolves your conflict shock. This is why you don’t necessarily need to know about GNM in order to get symptom relief. But when you do know about GNM, you don’t need to be afraid of your symptoms and you can consciously be involved in resolving the conflict.
Emotional detachment means letting go of the meaning you attached to the different roles and identities you thought defined your value and self-worth.
Attachment to people, things and expectations tend to be the source of most of our conflicts.
Pay attention to when you begin to get attached to something and work to let go of those attachments.
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I know it sounds too good to be true, but you can definitely see symptom relief and improvement once you become aware of the original conflict shock and you are able to resolve it.
However it’s not simply mind over matter. It’s really about outgrowing an old perspective that is no longer serving you today. Once you can do that, then your body responds accordingly.
Something to remind yourself every time you feel anxious, intimidated or fearful.
When you are your number 1 fan, you give yourself the benefit of the doubt.
You also tend to look at your “mistakes” as part of a bigger process of learning and growth.
You take the time to reflect on and celebrate your past achievements and accomplishments.
When you are your number 1 fan, you have a tendency to choose a story that makes you feel empowered and confident.
We all need to practice being our number fans!
You have overcome similar situations in the past. You have grown to be capable of handling more. You just have to remember how resilient and resourceful you are. Also remember that you are not alone on the journey!
Remember how it good it feels when someone you don’t know smiles at you. Give that feeling away to someone else today.
In other words, work to NOT let external circumstances affect how you feel about your self and your life!
It’s not the weather or the news reports that make you feel good or bad. It’s your internal perspective that you can access at anytime, that brings you those positive or negative emotions. Be the master of your emotions!
GNM webinar announcement:
Registration for next Saturday’s webinar (Resolving Low Back Pain) is currently full but send me your email and I’ll send you the zoom link if you’re interested. It’ll be first come first served basis.
The more we grow the more we realize how little we actual know. Humility is a form of maturity. Continue to question everything!
Therefore you need to have an honest conversation with yourself....
Did you notice any improvement in your symptoms after you connected it to a particular conflict shock/DHS?
If not, then maybe it was the wrong conflict, which means you have to look for something else.
OR
perhaps you are still emotionally charged about that conflict and more work is needed to change your perspective about the situation.
Either way, only you are in control of the process. Trust your self and trust your body!
This is a common misconception. Self-love doesn’t necessarily mean pampering yourself, although that’s always a good thing. I think self-love is more about learning to love all of you. Your inspiring and not so inspiring qualities. Once this happens, we begin to transcend the concept of good and bad. We become less judgmental of ourselves and of others. We realize that context matters. Depending on the situation our “good” side comes out or sometimes our “bad” qualities are displayed. Let’s change the narrative around self-love and work towards wholeness. You are already perfect. There really is nothing to “fix”!
This post is another reminder to pause and be mindful of our surroundings, our breath and our body’s ability to function. Taking nothing for granted is a good way to navigate this crazy life!
Excited to have our first GNM webinar of 2022. This year’s webinars will focus mostly on different ways to resolve conflicts. Hope you can tune in. Register via this link: https://feb22resolvingbackpain.eventzilla.net/web/event?eventid=2138819970
The solution is humility. Not knowing the answers opens the door to curiosity, asking questions, listening, and authentic conversations.
After all open communication is the foundation of good, stable, quality relationships!
Then we will know what to focus most of our energy on. The body never lies. On the other hand, our mind is good at making up stories. Trust your body and work to change your perspective about the emotional charges in your life!
Calling all health practitioners who are looking to learn more about implementing GNM in their practice. Join us for these live online Spring sessions.
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Then we would not be afraid of our symptoms. And we would not need to avoid or prevent them. Maybe it’s time to change the narrative. The body possesses an innate wisdom that allows it to repair, regenerate and restore itself. Our job is to learn the language of the body so our psyche can avoid delaying and interfering with the natural healing process!
We become empowered the moment we realize that it is not up to anyone else to keep us healthy. The healthcare system, government policies and health practitioners are not going to keep us healthy. We must take personal responsibility for our own health. “If it is to be it is up to me!” You can start by learning to trust your body and your self better. Then go learn about GNM!
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GNM webinar announcement: Registration for next Saturday’s webinar (Resolving Low Back Pain) is currently full but send me your email and I’ll send you the zoom link if you’re interested. It’ll be first come first served basis.
GNM Webinar: Anorexia & Bulimia Constellations, Saturday, May 22 at 12 pm EDT (Toronto time). Registration is at full capacity and is now closed. But message me if you would still like to get the link for Saturday’s webinar. However, please note that participation will be on a first come first serve basis.
Some thoughts on my upcoming GNM webinar: Autistic Constellations, scheduled for next Saturday, March 20 from 12-1 pm ET (Toronto time) You can request to join it here: https://events.eventzilla.net/e/gnm-webinar-autistic-constellation-2138785564?preview=1610497075152
Think emotions first! When there’s no mechanism for your pain; or when the pain seems to be chronic and unexplained, then think emotions first. Look for the unexpected emotionally distressing situation or conflict shock. Visit LearningGNM.com to learn more.
Here’s one reason why symptoms don’t resolve even after people are conscious of the fact they are in healing. Take the time to find the original DHS so the psyche can relax.
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