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John C Lilly s work on sensory deprivation in the 1950s For more, see 18 Gerson Diet: A form of nutritional therapy based on raw food, devised by German army surgeon Max Gerson in the 1950s, to control his migraines and now used as a therapeutic regime for cancer For more, see 12 on nutritional medicine Healing: The use of the hands, heart, and mind to transfer healing energy and promote healing in another being For more, see 20 on healing Hellerwork: A form of deep tissue massage combined with psychotherapy and postural realignment developed by Joseph Heller, a pupil of Dr Ida Rolf (creator of Rolfing) For more, see 16 on bodywork therapies Herbal medicine: The use of the stems, roots, leaves, branches, and fruits of different plants to promote healing and relieve illness Herbal traditions exist in both Eastern and Western traditions For more, see 11 on herbal medicine Holographic re-patterning: Now renamed resonance patterning, this therapy synthesises polarity therapy, kinesiology, and acupuncture to re-pattern body frequencies causing dissonance For more on polarity therapy and kinesiology see 16 on bodywork therapies Homeopathy: A therapy based on treating like with like using infinitesimal doses of diluted plant, mineral, human, and animal substances to enable the body to repair itself For more, see 10 on homeopathy Hot stone massage: The application of stones, heated or cooled to different temperatures, to different parts of the body to promote circulation and relaxation For more details, see wwwlastonetherapycom Hydrotherapy: All kinds of therapeutic treatments using water For more, see s 8 and 13 on Nature Cure and naturopathy Hydrotherm massage: A massage performed while you lie on a mattress filled with warm water For more, see 17 on massage Hypnotherapy: The introduction of therapeutic suggestions to the mind during a receptive and relaxed state to facilitate healing of mental, physical, and emotional problems For more, see 21 on psychological therapies Indian head massage: See Ayurveda

Indonesian massage: A form of deep-tissue massage that uses the thumbs to work deep into the muscles and surrounding tissues For more, see 17 on massage Iridology: Diagnosis of the iris in the eye, viewed under magnification For more, see 13 on naturopathy Jin Shin Do: A synthesis of acupressure, Qi gong exercises, and psychology for releasing physical and emotional tension For more, see 17 or wwwjinshindoorg Johrei: A healing approach involving the channelling of universal energy or divine light through the giver to the receiver For more, see 20 on healing therapies Kahuna: A Hawaiian form of deep-tissue massage for the whole body, sometimes called Lomi Lomi For more about massage, see 17 Kinesiology: A system of muscle testing to detect and regulate body imbalances For more, see 16 on bodywork therapies Kum nye: Poses and breathing exercises designed to increase awareness and still the mind, a part of Tibetan medicine For more, see 16 on bodywork therapies LaStone therapy: See Hot stone massage Laughter therapy: Using humour and laughter to boost mental and physical well-being For more, see 21 on psychological therapies Light therapy: Therapy that involves exposure to sunlight, full-spectrum light, or coloured light For more, see 23 on creative therapies Magnet therapy: The use of fixed magnets or pulsed magnetic field devices to stimulate tissue healing, improve circulation, and aid muscle relaxation For more, see 22 on energy medicine Manual lymphatic drainage: A gentle massage approach designed to stimulate the flow of lymph in the tissues For more, see 17 on massage Massage: Gentle pressure applied with the fingers and hands and sometimes other body parts (such as knuckles, elbows, or feet) to relax and heal, performed with or without oil For info on all types of massage, see 17