Peakstates.com Website Review

The Institute for the Study of Peak States (ISPS) is a world-wide research, teaching, and clinical treatment organization focused on the study of the psychology and biology of consciousness. Our groundbreaking discoveries in prenatal development and in the tremendously exciting new field of subcellular psychobiology have led to an entirely new understanding of the underlying biology of psycho-immunology and epigenetics. This has stunning, practical applications, allowing creation of entirely new techniques for the treatment of mental and physical diseases and the acquisition of exceptional states of consciousness.             Our original research efforts were centered around understanding the cause of spiritual, shamanic, and experiences, events, and abilities exist.             The new field of subcellular psychobiology spiritual) techniques work biologically. It has also enabled us to discover the underlying causes and derive treatments for a number of several other chronic diseases.             The Institute also encourages and supports the             To turn research into practice, we now have a school teaching our work to professionals internationally. Client safety is of utmost importance to us, so the Institute's professional training program also certifies and licenses practitioners range of problems that a therapist can treat. They can be used on their own or as a complement to most other healing modalities, and can suitable for everyone. It easily accesses and heals prenatal events. (The technique is given on this website as a public service.) for acquiring a variety of different, permanent peak states of consciousness. In particular, our technique to turn peak experiences treatment of specific diseases. Our techniques are fast, effective, and permanent.             Currently the Institute clinics focus on just a few of the huge number of potential diseases our approach could (TBI), ADHD, Asperger's, and several other major diseases. This list of treatable diseases is constantly increasing - after a new disease