Hold and Heal method (self-treatment by bio-emanation coupling of the body to the brain or holding hands on the head for healing purposes) - which involves applying a hand to the head. The hand is held still for a sufficiently long time in well-defined places corresponding to the centers in the cerebral cortex, which control sick organs, body parts, or the whole organism. The natural radiation (bio-emanation) of the hand would restore the body's internal balance (homeostasis). The treatment can be carried out independently or by another person, also on children and animals.

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