About Self Powered Healing
SELF POWERED HEALING IS…
EVERY DAY HEALING
You heal every day, all day long. At this level, you do it without any conscious thought. Your body just knows what to do.
Cut your finger? Your body begins healing
Break a bone? The body begins to knit that bone back together
Cancer cells form? (It happens all the time) Your body begins healing by activating the immune response to take out those cells.
Exposed to a bacteria? Your immune system takes over. As well as your stomach. That stomach acid you have? It’s often your first line of defense for pathogens. Another form of healing.
CONSCIOUS HEALING
This requires effort on your part. But first it requires a belief that you can heal. There are many forms of conscious healing. It could be self-directed or it could involve a particular practitioner. It could be a change in the food you eat or your physical activity. Sometimes, it can be a change in your environment or even your relationships. Whatever it is, it is not automatic and it is not passive.
MIRACLE HEALING
This could be considered a subset of conscious healing. Or perhaps, more accurately, a superset. I use the term miracle to indicate a seemingly spontaneous healing with no possible scientific explanation.
The Mission of Self Powered Healing
To explore the incredible potential of self-powered healing. Sharing information about healing. Sharing and telling stories about healing.
We are a world in pain. A world in need of healing.
Imagine if more of us were aware of the power we have over our own health!
What Can You Expect from Self Powered Healing?
Podcasts talking about healing stories
Podcasts talking with people who have healed
Information on How we can enhance our healing capabilities
Conversations about healing
About Barbara McNeely, creator of Self Powered Healing
My favorite question is: “WHY?” It has taken me on many an interesting journey and down way too many internet rabbit holes.
My favorite answer is “I DON’T KNOW.” I respect that honest answer from others. And I’ll give that answer myself, when it applies. But I’ll also work to find the answer.
I’ve been studying science, especially human biology and related topics, and asking WHY since Mrs Feigenbaum’s 7th grade science class. I took 2 years of biology in high school, majored in Biology in college, studied to become a health coach, and have taken many courses since then. They’re all listed at the end of this bio, for those who want to know.
Problem Solver
I’m a big picture person. I’m able to see a problem from many different viewpoints, putting things together in ways others hadn’t thought of and then solving problems. I’ve had a lot of practice solving health problems. For myself and for family, friends and clients.
For Example:
At age 16, I traced my migraines to my perfume saving years of migraine issues and thousands on neurology bills. And likely a lifetime of misery.
I found the source of the PMS that showed up at age 42, saving the agony of all the psychiatric drugs that would have been prescribed.
I diagnosed my gallbladder issue, even after my doctor said there was no way that it was a gallbladder issue.
I solved my migraines at age 48 when they became chronic, 24/7 events. I fired several neurologists and was even fired by one!
Science Background
If you’re someone who needs to see my experience and credentials, I’ve listed them all here:
Bachelor of Science in Biology, with a Concentration in Microbiology. UTSA
Medical Research, UTHSC-SA & Baylor College of Medicine
Certified Health Coach – IIN
Full Body Systems Graduate 2013 – Holistic Nutrition Lab
And now for some weasel words to keep the lawyers at bay:
I’m not a doctor. I don’t play one on TV. I do have a background in Biology, and a lifelong devotion to learning. And I’m pretty good at figuring things out — especially as it relates to health issues. Should you have any health issues, I’m happy to work with you to help you get a better understanding of what’s going on.
Anything you read is from my own experiences and what has worked for me. It isn’t intended to be advice. If what you read makes sense, I encourage you to do your own research, talk to your doctor and reach your own conclusions.
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