Bowen Therapist in West Oxfordshire
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  • Bowen
  • Distance Bowen Testimonials
    • 1) Various Conditions
    • 2) Hip Pain/Mobility Issue
    • 3) Knee Pain
  • Can Bowen Help?
  • What is Bowen Therapy
    • 1) Holistic
    • 2) Pain Relief Technique
    • 3) Gentle & Light Touch
    • 4) Stress Reducing
    • 5) Safe
    • 6) Natural Healing
    • 7) Non Invasive
    • 8) Has Australian Orogins
    • 9) Body Rebalancing
    • 10) A Minimal Technique
  • Why Try Bowen
    • 1) Relaxing
    • 2) Its Enjoyable
    • 3) Simple to Receive
    • Testimonials
    • 4) Non Manipulative
    • 5) Gentle -No Forced Moves
    • 6) Suitable for All Ages
    • 7) Improves Posture
    • 8) Long Lasting Results
    • 9) Complementary with Medication
    • 10) Cost Effective
  • Bowen Blog
  • Frequent Questions
    • 1) What is the hardest thing to appreciate about Bowen
    • 2) How long is a Typical Treatment Session
    • 3) Why are there "Pauses" during a Session
    • 4) How many Treatment sessions will be required
    • 5) What is the Time period between Sessions
    • 6) Why is Drinking Water Important
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  • Personal Details
  • Clinic Details
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  • Clinic Testimonials
  • Testimonials
    • 1a) Back Issue {I}
    • 1b) Back Issues {II}
    • 2) Neck
    • 3) Shoulder
    • 4) Sciatica
    • 5) Knee & Ankle
    • 6) Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
    • 7) Anxiety and Insommnia
    • 8) Fibromyalgia
    • 9) Arthritus
    • 10) myotonic dystrophy

Frequently Asked Questions

Qu 6:-  Why is Drinking Water Recommended

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Hydration of the body is key to ones overall well-being, irrespective of whether Bowen Therapy is being administered or not.

Consuming water regularly can make a significant difference to the bodies metabolism, helping to remove toxins from the body  as well as improving  the effectiveness of  Bowen Therapy.    Bowen Therapists will therefore advise clients  to drink water on a regular basis,  both before and after Bowen Sessions. (water consumed via coffee, tea, sodas  and alcohol does not have the hydrating effect required.  There is caffeine in coffee and tea and as any one who has drank too much alcohol  will know that alcohol dehydrates the body)

Incidentally as we grow older the body is less able to predict dehydration  and consequently by the time one recognises the fact you are thirsty,  you are already significantly dehydrated.

So Drink Water (6 or 7 glasses a day, unless there are  any kidney issues that  restrict the  bodies normal removal of  excess water) 

Every "Body" is better with Bowen
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  • Home
  • Bowen
  • Distance Bowen Testimonials
    • 1) Various Conditions
    • 2) Hip Pain/Mobility Issue
    • 3) Knee Pain
  • Can Bowen Help?
  • What is Bowen Therapy
    • 1) Holistic
    • 2) Pain Relief Technique
    • 3) Gentle & Light Touch
    • 4) Stress Reducing
    • 5) Safe
    • 6) Natural Healing
    • 7) Non Invasive
    • 8) Has Australian Orogins
    • 9) Body Rebalancing
    • 10) A Minimal Technique
  • Why Try Bowen
    • 1) Relaxing
    • 2) Its Enjoyable
    • 3) Simple to Receive
    • Testimonials
    • 4) Non Manipulative
    • 5) Gentle -No Forced Moves
    • 6) Suitable for All Ages
    • 7) Improves Posture
    • 8) Long Lasting Results
    • 9) Complementary with Medication
    • 10) Cost Effective
  • Bowen Blog
  • Frequent Questions
    • 1) What is the hardest thing to appreciate about Bowen
    • 2) How long is a Typical Treatment Session
    • 3) Why are there "Pauses" during a Session
    • 4) How many Treatment sessions will be required
    • 5) What is the Time period between Sessions
    • 6) Why is Drinking Water Important
  • e-mail Contact
  • Personal Details
  • Clinic Details
  • Pictures
  • Data Protection Policy
  • Clinic Testimonials
  • Testimonials
    • 1a) Back Issue {I}
    • 1b) Back Issues {II}
    • 2) Neck
    • 3) Shoulder
    • 4) Sciatica
    • 5) Knee & Ankle
    • 6) Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
    • 7) Anxiety and Insommnia
    • 8) Fibromyalgia
    • 9) Arthritus
    • 10) myotonic dystrophy