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thejoje
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Out of the blue, one of my daughter's knees began to cause a lot of pain --to the point where it is difficult for her to walk.

She is receiving cranial-sacral therapy for the problem now, and it is helping some.

Somewhere on this site, someone wrote about the knees being energetically (?) connected to the kidneys.

What is this all about? Does anybody know?

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I have complained about my knee (left) for a long time - and "they" say I have PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease)- but for PKD, it is hereditary, which in my case there isn't history!

But, my kidneys have been an issue for a long time too! Yet the MRI says "no damage"....

I'm confused.... anybody have any info on this?

Will get to see the LLMD on the 28th...

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Google for Chinese medicine or acupuncture meridian maps or illustrations.

Access the kidney illustration + see if + where that meridian may cross the knee. [Cool]

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great idea, thanks!

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this is what I found:

"Six different acupuncture meridians, the stomach, gallbladder, bladder, kidney, spleen, and liver meridians govern the knee."

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Digestion + elimination !
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Kidneys are involved in every even minor process of the body. Every one of them. Large joints as knees are involved in combined toxicity = infections, metals, chemical deposits. If there is one, the others are there too. No exception whatsoever.

If you do cranial, make sure you are binding the debris. Any physical therapy, any exercise will shake the tree and move the toxins. To get them out of the body, use binders. If you don't, toxins will relocate elsewhere, instead of being eliminated from the body.

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Gigi,
Excellent advice. I never thought of the binders. I will load her up before and after the treatment.

No doubt she, being the firstborn, received the motherload of toxins in utero, as I am loaded with metals of all shapes and sizes.

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