This is a Positive Sign—Keep Going! - SBM Reaction
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Client with Raynaud’s Syndrome: Progress After 10 Days of SBM
Our client, who has Raynaud’s syndrome, started practicing SBM 10 days ago.
For the past two year he has also been taking LILY and GOLD enzyme paste as part of hisroutine.
Observing how his body responds to SBM while continuing enzyme supplementation will provide valuable insights into their progress and recovery process.
Hot Palms and Soles: A Sign of Autonomic Nervous System Imbalance
In general, when symptoms such as hot palms or soles appear, it may be related to an imbalance in the autonomic nervous system.
When your palms or soles feel unusually hot, it indicates that your body’s temperature regulation is not functioning properly due to autonomic nervous system dysfunction. This leads to irregular contraction and expansion of the peripheral blood vessels.
Normally, the temperature of the hands and feet is maintained at a stable level throughout the year, regulated by blood circulation and muscle activity. Therefore, if your hands or feet suddenly become hot, it suggests that there may be **some form of dysfunction in the autonomic nervous system.
How SBM Influences the Nervous System
By continuing SBM, you are actively working on improving your nervous system function.
Tingling or numbness in the hands often indicates nerve compression in the cervical spine. Similarly, experiencing hot palms during SBM practice is actually a positive sign of recovery—a temporary reaction caused by the healing process.
The autonomic nervous system is closely related to C6 and C7 of the cervical spine. The process of recovery follows the reverse path of deterioration, meaning that temporary discomfort may occur as the body readjusts itself.
Since you have Raynaud’s syndrome, reactions in your hands and fingers may continue to appear for some time.
This is a Positive Sign—Keep Going!
The fact that you are experiencing these responses means that your body is actively changing and healing** through SBM. This is excellent progress! Please continue practicing SBM with confidence.
Additionally, enzyme paste and glucosamine can further support your recovery process.
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