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Die Rolle von Schmerz im Liedler-Konzept

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Welche Auswirkungen haben Schmerzen auf unseren Körper? Wie werden Schmerzinformationen wahrgenommen und verarbeitet? Kann Schmerz eventuell auch ein nützlicher Helfer während der therapeutischen Behandlung sein und falls ja, wie? Dieses Kapitel gibt Aufschluss über die Definition von Schmerz und beleuchtet den akuten und den chronischen Schmerz. Ausführlich wird erklärt, welche Rolle der Schmerz im Liedler-Konzept einnimmt und warum die Liedler-Techniken teilweise auch sehr schmerzhaft sind. Mögliche Zusammenhänge von peritonealen Adhäsionen und chronischen Schmerzzuständen werden ebenso beschrieben wie deren Auswirkungen auf körperliche Kompensationssysteme. Im Fokus steht dabei, wie hier durch die Liedler-Techniken potenziell Einfluss genommen werden kann, ergänzt durch die Ergebnisse der dazugehörigen Studie von 2017.

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