"Network Care has a direct effect on client self-reported wellness which is twice that expected from healthy lifestyle practices (exercise, risk avoidance, optimal food choices). Network also has a major indirect effect on wellness promoting healthy life-style choices."
R.H. Blanks, Ph.D.
Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology
University of California, Irvine
Research, in conjunction with noted neurobiologists, at the Medical College at the University of California, Irvine studied almost 3,000 people receiving Network care across the USA, Australia, Canada and Puerto Rico. The study found that Network Care is associated with statistically significant improvement in people's Health Related Quality of Life. People report sweeping, across the board positive outcomes relative to their: Physical Well-Being, Stress Levels, Emotional and Psychological Well-Being, Life Enjoyment, Lifestyle Changes and Overall Quality of Life. Below are some of the self-reported life improvements from individuals who participated in this monumental research study.
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Patients report
reduced pain
improved spinal flexibility
more energy
less fatigue
fewer cold and flu symptoms
fewer headaches
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Patients report improvement in their:
overall health and general well-being
ability to cope with daily problems
family relationships
significant relationships
work
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Patients experience:
less distress about physical pain
more positive feelings about self
decreased moodiness
improved temper
fewer angry outbursts
less depression
more interest in life
fewer concerns about “small” things
improved ability to concentrate
less anxiety
improved ability to stay on task
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Patients experience:
openness to guidance by inner feelings
increased relaxation and well-being
positive feelings about self
interest in maintaining a healthy life-style
feeling of openness when relating to others
compassion for others
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Patients report increases in:
regular exercise
practice of Tai Chi/Yoga
meditation and prayer
relaxation and self-hypnosis
consuming health food and vitamins
eating partial or total vegetarian diet
decreased need for prescription medications
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Patients experience improvement in:
personal life
self-awareness
ability to adapt to change
handling problems in life
accomplishments in life
life as a whole
overall contentment with life
relationship with significant other
job satisfaction
life being asone wants it to be
romantic life
actual work done
relationship with co-workers
physical appearance
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References:
Blanks, RH; Boone, WR; Schmidt, S; Dobson, M; Network Care: A retrospective outcomes assessment. 1996
Dobson, M; Boone WR; Blanks, RH; Women and Alternative Health Care: A retrospective study of recipients of Network Care. 1996
95% of individuals receiving NSA care report that their expectations have been met.
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