I have a Dr. K-trained practioner who suggested neural therapy on my scars, based on ART.
He said it usually just takes one round of injections, but I've read in some places on the internet that a series is common/typical?
Also, I forgot about some of my scars when we did the ART. There's one that is visible and obvious, but...
I had really bad acne as a teen. I have maybe one or two scars I can pinpoint, but there are countless faint white marks on my upper back from cystic acne. What would he do with that?
If a scar is large, does it need to be injected in multiple spots?
I appreciate any insight.
Posted by NanaDubo (Member # 14794) on :
I had a long scar and had quite a few injections along the entire scar.
They really do block energy. I was warned I might be a little weepy or emotional the next day. I completely forgot that it was mentioned and wondered why I was crying a LOT the next day.
It felt like a wonderful clearing.
Not sure what if anything he would do about acne scars.
Posted by Garden (Member # 31671) on :
Thank you Nana and the person who PM'd me.
Does anyone else have experience with this?
Posted by GiGi (Member # 259) on :
Scars can create interference fields causing the energy/electricity to stop flowing where it would normally go to transmit. A migraine headache can be caused by a scar on a limb. Before other testing can be done, all scars are treated, even the old vaccination scars. Surgical scars can do miserable damage over the years. I had every knee scar, every injury treated with a needle prick - . I had a big series of them over a couple of months and that lifted my several year old brainfog from one day to the next. A new world opened up. Some deep surgical scars need to be repeated. Kidneys are often done when they are blocked and stressed.
Do I believe in Neural Therapy combined with ART testing? Absolutely.
Take care.
P.S. Pres. John Kennedy was quietly treated with Neural Therapy when it was not very common. In my very sick days, I called a professor in Germany who I knew was the best teacher of Neural Therapy when he was in his eighties and checked up on Dr. K. assuming he had studied under him. Yes. The professor invited me to come for treatment, but I then sought contact with Dr. K. Who had already been teaching it to medical professionals here in this country. I had many a long needle in my palsied face and ganglia!!!!! and survived quite nicely. He still teaches at least several classes of Neural Therapy every year.