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quantum healing: Variation of self-healing advanced by Deepak Chopra, M.D. (see "Magical Mind, Magical Body" and "Primordial Sound Meditation"). Quantum healing is an alleged process of peacemaking wherein one "mode of consciousness"--the mind--corrects "mistakes" in another "mode of consciousness"--the body.

Quantum Reflexognosy (Quantum Reflexognosy and Massage, Reflexognosy): Apparently, a form or variation of reflexology whose focus is the "whole physical body." It is an alleged near panacea.

Quantum ReleaseWork™ "Process" that supposedly uses the "Higher Self" to perform "vibrational, multidimensional" healing. Its originators are two former university professors: medical anthropologist Beatrix Pfleiderer, Dr.Phil., and "consciousness researcher" Andrew Terker, Ph.D. According to Quantum ReleaseWork theory: (a) culture and "frozen" emotions suppress one's "true core"; (b) bodily cells hold emotional and psychological "woundings"; (c) "woundings" compress information in cells; (d) such compression prevents one from fulfilling one's "true" potential; and (e) as one decompress the information in one's cells, one slows aging and obtains access to one's hidden potential for bliss, "energy," and creativity.

Quantum Shiatsu: Variation of Zen Shiatsu developed by Pauline Sasaki of the United States.

QUANTUM THERAPY: Purported advanced "non-medical modality" promoted by Shoshana Margolin, M.A., N.D., "P.M.D." (see "BEYOND MEDICINE"). It includes "Holistic Testing" in which one purportedly allows determination by the body's "internal wisdom" of what is most suitable for recovery.

Quan Yin Method (Quan Yin Method of meditation): Ancient, theistic, lactovegetarian martial art unearthed and taught by Vietnamese-born Suma Ching Hai, whose father was a Catholic naturopath. The Quan Yin Method is a purported means of conquering all manner of "negative force" in or around oneself. One of its teachings is that eggs attract ghosts.

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