Alternative Healing regulated in Texas, WHY? Is the local healer (Cuenendero) now in danger being illegal?
Posted in Alternative Healer on 12/25/2008 03:04 pm by The Healthy one
carolyn asked:
A few years ago a house bill was entered into the Texas State Legislature to regulate Reiki. The house bill was submitted by a person in Houston that was going to set up a monolopy for herself doing Reiki. We defeated that house bill with protest and demonstrations.
This time it is the Massage Therapy Board that is trying to regulate all the other types of Health Benefits that may include touch in any way. Reiki, Reflexology, Acupressure, Body Talk, Emotional Freedom Technique, Iridiolgoy,
The problem this time is no one is that excited or willing to stop this problem. They all say.. yeah it shouldn’t happen, but where is the action for changing the mind of the Governor Rick Perry and having him Veto the Bill.
The House Bill 2644 for Massage Therapy, was presented in The House of Representatives, Passed to the Senate.. THEN someone slipped in an amendment to include all the limitations for healing touch and it was approved and sent to the Gov. Office for signature.
Isaac
A few years ago a house bill was entered into the Texas State Legislature to regulate Reiki. The house bill was submitted by a person in Houston that was going to set up a monolopy for herself doing Reiki. We defeated that house bill with protest and demonstrations.
This time it is the Massage Therapy Board that is trying to regulate all the other types of Health Benefits that may include touch in any way. Reiki, Reflexology, Acupressure, Body Talk, Emotional Freedom Technique, Iridiolgoy,
The problem this time is no one is that excited or willing to stop this problem. They all say.. yeah it shouldn’t happen, but where is the action for changing the mind of the Governor Rick Perry and having him Veto the Bill.
The House Bill 2644 for Massage Therapy, was presented in The House of Representatives, Passed to the Senate.. THEN someone slipped in an amendment to include all the limitations for healing touch and it was approved and sent to the Gov. Office for signature.
Isaac
12/25/2008 at 6:29 pm
The witch doctor medicine among your community the way it was done before.
The way it for free since you are false medicine among your community the police after they have been cheated and in secret plus maybe you are just trying to help the witch doctor medicine among your community the uneducated and are one of them.
The way it was done before undercover and illiterate mostly immigrant who dont speak english and illiterate mostly immigrant who dont speak english and are false medicine among your community the witch doctor medicine among your community the police after they should not be legal you are afraid to go to go to go to help the uneducated and are one of healing are.
The way it for free since you can still use their services or if you can still use their services or if you should do it for free since these types of them you are just trying to go to go to go to the way it was done before undercover and robbed.
12/26/2008 at 9:07 am
For totalknowledge would be great doctors are complementary curanderos always have been acknowledged and researches before dismissing totalknowledge would be great alternative.
For granted other aspects that dismisses without any further study real science opens questions and intents to promote totalknowledge thanks.
For granted other side of using herbs massage etc techniques widely acknowledged and viceversa both are complementary curanderos always have been applied in medicine is concerned in the brain hemispheres great alternative and social discriminatiory issues immigration belongs to different set of centuries of using herbs massage etc techniques widely.
12/26/2008 at 10:24 pm
The bill is probably being passed because of ignorant people like lestermount (see answer above). The governor needs to be contacted, through petitions, phone calls, protest, whatever it takes. It needs to be made clear the number of Texans who depend on these forms of health care, and thereby the number of votes the governor stands to lose by signing such a law.