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bejoy
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 11129

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Here is a link to the IHEA and a description of the therapy:

http://www.iahe.com/html/therapies/ldt.jsp

Find a therapist link:

http://www.iahp.com/pages/search/index.php

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bettyg
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up for readers; this got buried at end of page 2...

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lymie_in_md
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Member # 14197

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Bejoy thanks for posting the link. I've had all 4 of my wisdom teeth treated for cavitations. I've experienced an enormous amount of toxins being released each time. A physical therapist using these flat hand techniques in this link has helped unblock much of the lymph as a I detox from each cavitation. I can actually feel the blockages release after these sessions. It is very interesting when you've had a cavitation for over 30 years how much has accumulated. It is difficult for the body to handle that kind of load without help.

I've learned cavitations do exist and cause lots of problems. Correcting them lowers the body burden so it can perform more normally.

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carly
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Penn92-

I wonder if this would be helpful for maintenaince/prevention once you get this accute episode with your daughter taken care of ?

Good Luck. And take a picture!

[Smile]

carly

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Penn92
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Thanks, Carly. I will take a picture - hope it will show up as clearly in a photo as it appears to me right now.

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