Possible quick relief from back pain

Posted on September 30, 2010 by jim

If you’re experiencing back pain you may wish to try the following:  (Note it is part of a 5 step technique called “Pelvic Correction”; you’ll need a friend to help).

 Checking Leg Balance

Lie face down (with your shoes on) such that your feet are hanging freely over the edge of the surface and your neck is straight.  The ideal surface is a chiropractic table that is specifically equipped with a face insert and has a relatively short length.  This can be simulated by lying across a bed or dangling the feet over the edge of a stairwell.  If you are using a bed or other surface place a pillow under the chest and a rolled towel under the forehead. Continue reading →

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PEMFLive.com is here

Posted on August 11, 2010 by squibm

If you’re like us, you’ve had a hard time finding information about PEMF:

  • How do I use it?
  • What is it good for?
  • What’s it not good for?
  • How can I learn how to use it?
  • How did it work for anybody else? Continue reading →
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Oxygen Multistep Therapy

Posted on August 1, 2010 by squibm

Manfred von Ardenne discovered the cause and cure for many inflammatory conditions.  Capillary swelling creates a durable, often permanent, stress zone, which cannot heal.  These stress zones enable:

  • Errant tissue proliferation (benign & malignant growth)
  • Unresolved lesions
  • Pathogen colonies
  • Local acidosis from anaerobic glycolysis.

Ardenne’s method restores tissue oxygen by switching off inflammation in the inner capillary skin or endothelium. Ardenne discovered that an oxygen-flood reverses this endothelial swelling.The effect creates chronic inflammation. Capillaries are choked, so blood flow is blocked, so oxygen is blocked, so recovery is blocked.

Swollen capillaries which limit blood flow create tissue stress zones.  Tissue in stress zones cannot perform, and hosts disease because the blood supply is inhibited.

Ardenne discovered that a hypoxic incident triggers capillary swelling, and an oxygen flood reverses it.

Oxygen Multistep Therapy is the method of using oxygen to “flood” the capillaries to switch-off the swelling and restore blood and nutrients to downstream tissues.

OMST Compared to Hyperbaric:

  • OMST delivers 5-10 times more tissue oxygen
  • Does not require physical enclosure
  • Works in as little as 15 minutes compared to hours.
  • Are much less expensive

Manfred Von Ardenne published comprehensive protocols by condtion in his book, Oxygen Multistep Therapy which are summarized at these links:

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