Unclear: As with most manipulation techniques, it is difficult to do the scientific studies to prove if it works or doesn't work. Having studied craniosacral technique in osteopathic medical school, i heard many anecdotal stories of its benefit. The risks of the treatment are low if the person preforming it is adequately trained. It may be worth a try.
Answered 10/3/2016
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No evidence: Alternative approaches like the one you mentioned are not evidence based. For local evaluation/ treatment, please visit: https://www.Healthtap.Com/#experts/11074006-dr-vikas-duvvuri.
Answered 3/26/2013
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No...: Emotional eating and eating disorders are attempts to resolve internal conflicts or issues with a behavior. The problem is not in one's brain; it is in one's MIND. Emotional eating and eating disorders are ways of coping with untenable emotions and thoughts; the way to address any form of disordered eating is to identify and process what's eating "at" you, not focusing on what you're eating.
Answered 8/15/2018
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