30 Jul 2010 Press Release
 

RTA measures employees' physical energy

RTA measures employees' physical energy
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Roads & Transport AuthorityRoads & Transport AuthorityLoading... - Nashwan Att'aee and Al Mu'tasim Billah: Where does human energy go when needed? Where do patience and endurance go? Where does our strength go? Is our age the underlying reason for exhausting our energy or is it due to the daily problems we encounter, the daily business we do, or what other peoples do for us? What is the main factor that depletes our energy? Can human being overcome the life difficulties and pressures, and can I be subjected to a pressure which I'm unaware of?

These questions and others have been answered by Women Committee of the Roads & Transport Authority (RTA)Roads & Transport Authority (RTA)Loading... in a lecture recently held entitled (Life Art Beyond Pressure Barriers) delivered by Dr. Ali Awad Hamoodah Sharab at the Theatre Hall, RTARTALoading... Head Office in which the attending RTARTALoading... employees were treated to the measurement of body energy through applying Stress Measurement System based on Energy Lines technique; a spot strongly acclaimed and admired by the attendants.

Dr. Aysha Al Busmait, Chairwoman of RTARTALoading... Women Committee and Director of Customer Service Centers, stressed that Woman Committee was keen on diversifying its activities and events in order to enable the largest possible number of RTARTALoading... male and female employees benefit from lectures and gatherings held by the Committee with scientific, social and cultural personalities in a way that adds more fun and benefit to those gatherings.

"RTARTALoading... is keen on maintaining the physical and psychological health of its male and female employees through nurturing a healthy and sustainable working environment," said Dr. Aysha. "This lecture was a splendid opportunity for RTARTALoading... male and female employees to acquaint themselves with this important part of our daily life; particularly noting that it is closely related to the daily life which is tending to move at a faster tempo in a race against time; which in turn results in accelerated exhaustion of energy associated with fatigue, stress, lack of concentration and lack of time consciousness," she continued.

For his part Dr. Ali Awad Humoodah Sharab said: "When human health improves or gets worse off in any time, such change can be detected through investigating and identifying the health condition of each organ by testing the counterpart point of this organ in our body. For instance we can examine the liver condition through examining the part of our body opposite to the liver; which is the forefront of our first toe, or we can examine the kidney condition through examining the specific point in our body opposite to the kidney; which is the forefront of the last toe, and the same thing applies to each of our body organs. These locations are echoed in the Chinese acupuncture medicine but are now identified for measuring electrical connectivity and not conducting acupuncture. A highly accurate computer program then analyzes these measurements and submits a detailed report on the health & functionality of various body organs within half an hour only from the start of the test.

"Stress assessment technique through energy lines is characterized by being a smooth and safe process during examination, besides being painless and applicable to any person in any age bracket. It also offers a detailed assessment of physical nutritional elements, which help restore the nutritional balance during a short period, and natural solutions that help patients recover balance and unveil specific issues related to teeth considerably impacting other health issues. Moreover, this technique examines the level of toxins in the human body and the soundness of the discharge system, helps patients maintain integrated organ functionality and unveils any condition unknown to the physician that warrants the intervention of traditional medicine.

It is worth mentioning that the lecturer has a Ph. D. degree in psychology and human relations and a Masters degree in human resources management & training. He is also an instructor in Neuro Linguistic Programming, Time Line, Hypnosis, Speed Reading, Accelerated Learning, Flash Memory, Mental Maps, Management Sciences, Business Development and Preparation of Leaders. He is considered one of the pioneer instructors in the Gulf region and across the Arab world, and is specialist in developing institutional transitional modules, building & realigning corporate culture-building programs, and building and configuring leadership personality and intellectual thinking.

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