Man Brought to Me in a Wheelchair Walks
 

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Edmonton, Canada. A man is brought to me in a wheelchair. He cannot stand. He is a short, stocky individual and is a grazier, drives a big combine Harvester, and now he can’t stand. Top neurosurgeons say he has a nerve trapped in between the vertebrae in his back. They want to do surgery on his back. He has pain going down both of his legs from the top of the hip down to the toes. I know from my training in muscles that the long sciatic nerve goes through the piriformis muscle in the hip, which is related to circulation, so to me the circulation is in trouble and it’s thepiriformis muscle that is pinching the nerve. I balance this gentleman.

At the end he still can’t stand, but his pain is diminished by fifty percent. So I said to him, “Let me have a look at your teeth.” So he said, “What do you think I am, a horse?” I said, “No, let me look.” Sure enough, he had two mercury amalgam fillings in his eyeteeth. They looked like bullets in his upper jaw. So I said, “There’s your problem.” Well, he looked at me as if I was off the wall. So I explained to him what was happening and I said, “You have two choices. Have back surgery, which I believe will be useless and cost a lot of money, which of course your insurance will pay for. Or have two fillings replaced with no metal that your insurance will not pay for. Anyway, I used muscle testing, found the tooth that was the highest negative charge. He had that one attended to and, lo and behold, the pain disappeared from the one hip and leg. Two days later he had the second tooth done and when the dentist pulled the last pin out, as he says so graphically on my videotape, “There it goes out of my toe!” The pain all left the other hip and he could stand up. Two days later he walked into my motel with a walking cane. When we got in the lift he said, “Do you want a walking cane?” and offered it to me!