Prof Dr Srikrishan Sharma

Mechanism for consideration of proposals forrecognition of Body Balancing Technique as newAlternative Systems of MedicineReview of Indian Medicine System and Integration ofTraditional Complementary & Alternative System in theMain Stream Modern Medicine.(WHO) defines traditional medicine as “the sum total ofthe knowledge, skills and practices based on thetheories, beliefs and experiences indigenous todifferent cultures, whether explicable or not, used inthe maintenance of health, as well as in the prevention,diagnosis, improvement or treatment of physical andmental illnesses”.

The National Health Policy (1983) visualized an important role for theISM&H practitioners in the delivery of health services. In order togive focused attention to the development and optimal utilization ofthis branch of medicine, a separate Department for ISM&H was setup in 1995. Department of Health Research under MHFW is makingefforts to recognize Alternative systems of medicine and ensure thatISM&H practitioners are brought into the mainstream so that theyprovide a complementary system of care along with practitioners ofmodern systems of medicine.Globally, there has been a revival of interest in Traditional &Complementary & Alternative (T&CM)system of healthcareespecially in the prevention and management of chronic lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases and diseases for which there areno effective drugs in the modern system of medicine. WHO T&CMPolicy- 2014-23

1. Balancing of Breathing 2. Balancing of Solar Plax

3. Balancing of Joint 4. Balancing of Muscles Activities

5. Balancing Body Functions 6. Balancing of Thought

7. Balancing of Magnetic Field 8. Balancing of Pulses

9. Balancing of Five Elements 10. Balancing of Body Energy

11. Balancing of Chakras 12. Balancing of Nutrition

The Most Important in Life e is Balance.Balance of Inner and Outer Side of You.

Prof Dr Srikrishan Sharma

Manipulation is one of the oldest interventions inmedicine and has a rich, diverse, and oftenturbulent history. References to manipulation inthe healing arts date back over 4000 years, withdiscussions found in Egyptian scrolls (Edwin Smithpapyrus) and enshrined in ancient Thai sculpture.Hippocrates described anatomy, spinalmanipulation & the reduction of dislocations andfractures with manipulative techniques, whichwere canonized in the writings of the Romanphysician Galen.

India is the birth place of all the oldest

systems of medicines. Ayurveda originated inthe 10th century BC, but its current form tookshape between the 5th century BC and the5th century AD. In Sanskrit, ayurveda means“science of life”. Ayurveda, Yoga, Siddha and

Unani and Homeopathy, Naturopathy and

Yoga are recognized in India. There are Five

Councils & AYUSH Deptt. to regularize the

CAM System in Indian Continental.

http://apps.who.int/medicinedocs/en/d/Jh2943e/8.4.html

TCAM is widely used in the prevention,diagnosis, and treatment of an extensiverange of ailments. There are numerousfactors that have led to the widespread andincreasing appeal of TCAM throughout theworld, particularly in the past 20 years. it ismore affordable, more closely correspondsto the patient’s ideology, Safe, Effective andis less paternalistic. WHO- 2001WHO recognizes the efforts to promote theproper use of TM/CAM-WHO Jan 2004, 2014

Over 100 million Europeans are currently T&CM users, with one fifth regularly using T&CM and the same number preferring health care which includes T&CM- WHO 2014/25

HistoricalSpinalhastheancientwasintoosteopathicmedicine19MassagedatesthousandsReferencesmassagewritingsancientJapan,nations,Greecedefined“therubbing”),Rome

A survey conducted byNPS Medicinewise in2008 revealed that 65per cent of Australianshad used one or moreTCAM

1) Continued uptake of T&CM and Stages of DevelopmentThe public and consumers of health care worldwide continue to include T&CM in their health choices. Thisobliges Member States to support them in making informed decisions about their options.2) T&CM has growing economic importanceT&CM is growing and expanding, particularly with respect to products bought in person or over the Internet.The T&CM sector now plays a significant role in the economic development of a number of countries. At thesame time, with prevailing current global financial constraints, use of T&CM for health promotion, self-healthcare and disease prevention may actually reduce healthcare costs.3) The global nature of T&CMT&CM products and practices from one region are used throughout the world to complement local health careservice delivery, making T&CM a truly global phenomenon. This requires a new level of cooperation amongMember States as the sector continues to work on defining and supporting access to safe products andpractices.4) Levels of education, accreditation and regulation of T&CM practices and practitioners vary considerablyIn an increasingly globalized world, individuals move freely from country to country in order to live andwork. Given this trend, a better understanding of T&CM practitioners is needed to ensure professionalconsistency and safety.5) Recent advances in T&CM research and developmentSince the release of the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy 2002–2005, there have been significant advances inwhat is known about T&CM along with the development of technical standards and guidelines for organizedhealth service delivery.6) Intellectual propertyAs T&CM becomes more popular, it is important to balance the need to protect the intellectual property rightsof indigenous peoples and local communities and their health care heritage while ensuring access to T&CMand fostering research, development and innovation. Any actions should follow the global strategy and planof action on public health, innovation and intellectualProperty.7) Integration of T&CM into health systemsAs the uptake of T&CM increases, there is a need for its closer integration into health systems. Policy makersand consumers should consider how T&CM may improve patient experience and population health. Importantquestions of access as well as population and public health issues must be addressed. (Ref: WHO CAMStrategy 2014-2023).

AcupressureAcupunctureTrigger PointsSpine TwistingSpine AlignmentSpinal CuppingSpinal StressingSpinal IrrigationSpinal ActivationSpinal OxidationSpinal HealingSpinal EnergizationMuscle ActivationMuscle RelaxingPolar BalancingTissue RepairTissue BuildingMassage

A recent review has concluded that: ‘‘Initialstudies have found Body Works & ManipulativeTherapies to be effective for persistent back pain.Spinal manipulation has small clinical benefitsthat are equivalent to those of other commonlyused therapies. The effectiveness of acupunctureremains unclear. All of these treatments seem tobe relatively safe.Preliminary evidence suggests that Body Works &Manipulative Therapies may reduce the costs ofcare after an initial course of therapy’’

1) Emergency Care2) Diagnosing3) On the spot Treatment 4) Routine Treatment5) Holistic Art of Living –6) Vibrant Schedule & Diet

70% Indian population us TCAM-WHO

In many developed countries, increased use ofCAM indicates that factors other than tradition andcost are at work. In an analysis of data onmalpractice for 1990–1996 in the USA, claimsagainst chiropractors, massage therapists andacupuncturists were generally found to occur lessfrequently, and usually involved less severe injury,than claims against medical doctors. In aworldwide literature search, only 193 adverseevents following acupuncture (including relativelyminor events such as bruising and dizziness) wereidentified for a 15-year period.A national survey in the USA showed that themajority of CAM users do not in fact perceiveCAM as “alternative to” but rather as“complementary to” allopathic medicine due toside effects & suppression nature of MM.

Adverse events from manipulation may occur, but most are mild, usually causing localized discomfort,headache, or fatigue (16 percent of visits). A recent meta-analysis of five prospective studies showedthat about 50 percent of patients receiving manipulation experienced mild transient reactions (Ernst,2001c). Other adverse effects can arise out of misdiagnosis (missing cancer or metastases) ormanipulating joints that are either severely inflamed or affected by other serious diseases(rheumatoid arthritis, bone infection, dislocations, myelopathy). However, no serious complicationshave been noted in over 70 controlled trials (Meeker & Haldeman, 2002).

Body Balance is a therapeutic or personaldevelopment technique that involvesworking with the human body in a forminvolving manipulative , alignment, polaritytherapy, breath work, or energy medicine.Body Balance techniques also aim to assessor improve posture, promote awareness ofthe "body mind connection“ , to manipulatea so-called "energy field" surrounding thehuman body and affecting whole bodyhealth.Holistic philosophy of healing encompassesthe physical, emotional, mental, social,psychological, intellectual, Occupational andspiritual dimensions of health. HolisticIntegrate All Healing Therapies who has noside effect on the Human Health rather itencompasses the Totality of Human Body.Holistic Healing serve the human at FiveTatwa Levels (Body-Mind-Energy-Element-Soul) since this is the arbor of all Naturalmeans of Health, Wealth and Prosperity.

To serve the Humanity as Whole we havedeveloped certain Natural/Modern andSystematic methods to relieve the sufferer fromtheir illness. We treat the patients as whole andcover all seven level of philosophy to createperfect balance within the body. We havedesigned 12 methodologies to provide immediaterelief to the sufferer “On the Spot TreatmentBasis”.1. Body Balancing Method2. Vibratory Massage of the Body.3. Full Body Vibration of by BVM4. Neuropathy Treatment5. Magno-Oxy Healing6. Cupping & Succession Treatment7. Heating & Vibratory Stimulations8. Quantum Electric Stimulations9. Marma Acupressure or Acupuncture10. Full Body Energy Balance11. Reiki-Placebo Diet effect12. HAL Follow-up by the Patient.The mode of treatment is divided in four models :1) Emergency Care 2) Diagnosing3) On the spot Treatment 4) Routine Treatment5) Holistic Art of Living – Vibrant Schedule & Diet

RESEARCH PAPERS1) REFLEXOLOGY: - Asian Congress of Alternative Medicines, Mumbai, 03.02.1996.

2) DIAGNOSING TECHNIQUES: -5th International Congress of Alternative Medicines, Calcutta, World Aid Day, 01.12.199

3) “ACCUPRESSURE - A SCIENTIFIC VIEW” World Congress on Alternative Medicine Science held in Colombo, SLK 28th Oct.

to 1st Nov. 1998.

4) Magnet Therapy - “A Treasure of Health” World Congress on Alternative Medicines Science held in Colombo, Sri Lanka

from 27th Dec.1999 to 3rd Jan. 2000

5) NEURO THERAPY - “THE NEW MILLENNIUM TREATMENT” World Congress on Alternative Medicines Science held in

Colombo, Sri Lanka from 27Th Dec.2001 to 30th Dec. 2000.

6) “Reflexology Thy Diagnosing Tool”Internationaler Workshop Akupunktur, Homöopathie - Medizin der Zukunft 25.-27. April

2003 in München, Germany. Invited as Chief Speaker.

7) “Research Report on Holistic Healing Sciences” World Congress on Integrated Medicine to be held in Colombo, Sri Lanka

from 27Th Oct.2003 to 30th Oct. 2003. Invited as Associate Professor.

8) "HOMEOSTASIS" THE MARVELLOUS ENERGY BALANCE- Alternate to all Medical Systems . 8 International

Conference on Natural & Alternative Medicine September 25-27, 2017 Dubai, UAE

9) DIGITIZATION OF HEALTH THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE FIELD OF NATURAL HEALTH

Annual Meeting on Naturopathic Physicians & Acupuncturists, Melbourne, Australia July 24-26, 2017

PUBLICATIONS :-

I) Paper Titled “ USHAPAN EK ADBHUT PRYOG” NIROG SUKH- OCT.-97II) Paper Titled “CONSTIPATION & ITS MEASURES” NIROG SUKH- JAN-98III) Paper Titled “ MASSAGE- MAALISH ” NIROG SUKH- MAR-98IV) Paper Titled “ USHAPAN ” MANJUSHA JULY-97V) Paper Titled “ KABJ- CONSTIPATION” MANJUSHA JAN-98VI) Paper Titled “ SWASTH BATCH-HEALTHY CHILD- MANJUSHA FEB. -99VII) Paper Titled “ FATNESS A CURSE” MANJUSHA AUG-99VIII) Paper Titled “ DIABETIES & ITS CURE MANJUSHA JAN-2000IX) Paper Titled “ TENSION AND ITS CURE INSPIRE - MAY-2000X) Paper Titled “ BASIC RULES OF HEALTH” INSPIRE - JUNE-2002XI) Paper Titled “ BREATHING A NATURAL CURE" MANJUSHA JAN-2003