15/01/2026
✨ A Beautiful Example of How the Body Communicates as One ✨
Yesterday my gorgeous client, who won the 5 bio-resonance sessions, came for her very first appointment. She didn’t come in with any specific health concerns, so we decided to do a full body scan to see if anything in the body was quietly asking for support.
Almost immediately, the scan highlighted her lower back, specifically an intervertebral disc and she confirmed she has been experiencing back pain.
As we followed this further, we also noticed dysregulation involving the surrounding nerves and arteries. Tracking this pattern deeper led us to the cellular level, where the focus landed on the chondrocytes.
🧬 Chondrocytes are specialised cells that help maintain, repair, and regulate cartilage, including the cartilage found in spinal discs. When these cells become dysregulated, it can affect structural support, movement, and how pain signals are processed.
What was really interesting is that the scan didn’t stop there. As we continued, the same underlying dysregulation also showed up in the heart. When I shared this with my client, she mentioned she has experienced anxiety in the past.
This wasn’t about the spine and the heart being directly linked as body parts, it was about how the body’s regulatory systems work as a network.
The scan isn’t reading isolated areas; it’s reading patterns of regulation. The same internal signalling systems that support cartilage repair and maintenance are also involved in how heart valves develop and continue to renew themselves over time. When these systems become dysregulated, often influenced by immune or inflammatory signalling, the body can express that stress in more than one place at once.
Within the scan, a streptococcus-related regulatory pattern appeared to be contributing to this dysregulation. Certain bacterial exposures are known to leave an immune or inflammatory imprint in the body, which can subtly affect cellular communication, nervous system balance, and how different tissues respond to stress, even long after the initial exposure.
✨ When my client returns for her next session, we’ll check to see whether the body has rebalanced on its own or whether it’s still asking for further support. Very often, once dysregulation has been reduced and the “noise” in the system quietens, the body has an incredible ability to self-regulate and return to equilibrium.
This work isn’t about diagnosing or treating disease. It’s about supporting the body’s natural intelligence, calming regulatory stress, and allowing balance to be restored from within.
The body always knows the way, sometimes it just needs the space to find it again.
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This morning the clients review is attached.