The results of micro-physiotherapy in psychosomatic disorders: a systematic review
Abstract
Introduction: Microphysiotherapy is a technique developed in France by Grosjeanand Benine in the 1980s based on anatomy, phylogenesis, ontogenesis, embryologyand quantum physics, using a detailed anamnesis and microprobe throughBiological Reading in order to act in the Nervous System Sympathetic, eliminatingpathological factors resulting from emotional disorders. Materials and Methods: Asystematic review was conducted in the search for articles involving the desiredclinical outcome in the following databases: Scientific Electronic Library Online(SciELO); Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online (MedLine /PubMed); PEDro Scale (the physiotherapy evidence database). The articles weresearched through the keywords microphysiotherapy, psychosomatization,holistic techniques, autonomic nervous system, sympathetic nervous systemand ontogenesis.Results: 13 articles were found as manual research to aid in thedevelopment of the study and 3 articles of randomized clinical trials demonstratingthe efficacy of the technique and improvement in the psychosomatic symptoms.Discussion and Conclusion: Microphysiotherapy is a technique that identifies theprimary cause of a disease or disorder through accurate anamnesis andmicroprojection, identifying tissue with traumatic memory and stimulating theindividual's self-healing.
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