HI Everyone - I thought I would pass along this short note from Dr. Pettersen in Scottsdale.  Gotta love being able to do this!

Hi Carol

I had a patient come back today who had an 8mm thickness in her plantar fascia last week - 1 treatment, all better! 

also had an elderly man who I treat for neuropathy but when I have an extra machine I treat his failing kidneys too - his Dr can’t figure out why his kidney function is improving

Health & Happiness,
Dr. Sonja Pettersen
480-502-5398

Hi everyone - when case reports like this come in I have to pass them along. FSM is truly remarkable.  Blessings, Dr. C

August 18, 2009

Carolyn,

If you thought the kidney stone one was good, check this out. A patient that I had been treating for shoulder pain came back into the office after a long absence. I asked her where she’d been. She said she had been down with debilitating Trigeminal neuralgia that still wasn’t better. Long story short- I said do you want me to try and help with the neuralgia. She said “I’ll try anything”. Her pain was a 7/10. I started with reduce inflammation / in mid-brain for 10 minutes and then reduce chronic inflammation in midbrain - 10 min, calcium in the midbrain - 10 min and then reduce inflammation in the nerve for 10 minutes. About 5 min into the first frequency combination she started to get dorphed and by the time we got to the last one, she was totally stoned and her pain was a 0-1/10 when she left. She was about in tears she was so happy. It was a very gratifying day in practice.

Later,

Brian R. Murer D.C.

Bloomington Sports and Wellness

There are times when the success stories come in like trains running on time. I know “the plural of anecdote is not data”, but after a while there are just too many anecdotes for the effects to be coincidence. It is beginning to look as if kidney stones and kidney stone pain need to be added to the “slam dunk” list. Enjoy!

HI Carol - I was going to drop you a line, but after reading the blog this morning I got around to it sooner. On Friday (8/14/09), the family and I were out to dinner. During dinner, my wife Jenni, couldn’t get comfortable. She’d been having pretty bad “ovulation pain” for about a day and it was lingering and was getting worse. This fact made me start to think something else was going on.  Jenni had a Kidney stone three years ago and was familiar with the signs and symptoms. By the end of dinner she wasn’t looking good. In the car her back pain was getting worse and going into her flank and she was feeling nauseous. She said, “Oh crap, I think I’m getting another kidney stone.” When she said that, I made a b-line for my office and got my Auto-care. We set her up on the kidney stone pain protocol. That protocol is about 45 minutes as you know. I checked on her every 5 minutes to see how her pain was. The first three times there was no change and I was starting to get nervous and was prepping for a trip to the E.R.  The fourth time I came in I asked her how it was going. In a voice that sounded like she had had two bottles of wine she said, “I think it’s taking the edge off.” The fifth check she was sound asleep. Who SLEEPS through a kidney stone?!  I ran the protocol three times before I fell asleep.

The next morning, Jenni said that she woke up about 3 A.M. and said she had a very painful urination ( I think this was the stone passing through the urethra) and then went back to sleep until about 7:30 and she has been fine all weekend.  Like I’ve said to you before, this stuff is nuts! Think about it. She passes a stone with NO DRUGS, NO RADIATION AND NO PAIN. If I were to tell this to the M.D.’s I work with they would just laugh at me. Just another day where it’s great to be us…

God Bless. See you in Chicago!

Brian R. Murer D.C.

This came in today from a practitioner - a medical professional - who just tells it like it is - FSM continues to amaze me - who could have guessed - enjoy!! Join us some time for a seminar - this magic is reproducible - CM

Dr. Carol~

Ok….are you tired of FSM stories yet??  I didn’t think so!  Well, my family provides an endless supply of case studies for me to work on and here’s yet another!

My wife, Kim, started having right, mid/low back pain last month…she figured it was a UTI since she’s had those on and off through out her life.  She went in to get anti-biotics but the urine sample and culture were negative for infection but showed WBCs–she went straight to get a CT of her right kidney.  She had 3 kidney stones–2 of which were in the ureter measuring 3.6 and 6.3 mm—there was a 3rd that was in the lower section of the kidney that measured 10.1 mm;  She went to see the urologist in follow up and they recommended lithotripsy which she refused base on previous ineffectiveness when she had prior stones!  The second option was laser treatment to break up the stones.  She scheduled the surgery date.

We of course started running FSM immediately.  We used the kidney stone pain and that worked wonderfully for her pain, but we knew there were frequencies for calcification/stones, so we called Dr. Hamner.  We customized the following program for Kim: (List of frequencies you have to take a course to find out was placed here)  She ran the program every other day for about 2 weeks–until surgery day.

When she went in for the surgery that day, she had to have a follow up KUB to check for the position of the smaller 2 stones (they weren’t going to address the larger stone at this point because it was non-obstructive).  Kim was in tears, dreading another surgery–she actually refused to have the IV placed, because she was convinced that the stones were gone.  The surgeon was running about 1 1/2 hours late–but when she arrived, she said that she’d heard Kim didn’t want to have the surgery done because her pain had subsided and was certain the stones were gone.  Well, the surgeon said she wanted to confer with the radiologist about the KUB b/c she didn’t see the stones that were on the CT scan–and when she returned from her call to the radiologist, she confirmed that the 3.6 and 6.3 mm stones were gone!!  And the bonus here is that the 10.1 mm stone was now a mere 8.1 mm!!!  All in the span of about 2 weeks!!!!!!!

Needless to say, she’s going to continue to use the program from now until she follows up in 3-4 months with urology and hope that, that the other stone will disappear as well!

Dr. Hamner is hoping to submit this case since we have several urine samples, the CT scan and the KUB! 

FSM is so amazing!!!

Mike

HI Everyone - We get used to doing miracles with FSM but every now and then someone reports a miracle that astounds and delights even me. I’ll let the practitioner tell her own story. Enjoy!  Dr. Carol

Hi Carol,

Just a note to let you know that Beau has made a remarkable recovery.

 When I stop to think that his kidneys were shutting down and he was dying Tuesday night/ early Wednesday morning and was to be put to sleep Wednesday afternoon I can’t believe it all happened.

Out of shear desperation I used my Auto Care Plus on him figuring we had nothing to lose and all to gain. Although he will always have kidney disease the FSM brought him back to life and I will watch him very closely.

He was shaking, wouldn’t eat or drink much water, was listless, vomiting his food nor was he even digesting it and just all out miserable. He would take a few licks of water off my fingers to appease me but had no true interest. 

Less than 8 hours later he was eating half way through the protocol and within 30 minutes of the full protocol he was drinking and even playing with his favorite toy. One of my friends that he really loves came by and he even barked at the window when he saw her and did his little dance when she came through the door. He was alert, perky and asking for food even though he still makes me feed him by hand or teaspoon. LOL

I don’t know if you have any interest in using this information but I would be happy to supply you with his test results prior to treatment. My vet will rerun them in a week to see any changes. If this could help another owner from losing their pet I would be happy to contribute.

To give you an idea how bad it was his BUN  was 125. The test norms were 6-25. I don’t remember the other numbers but could get a copy and fax them to you if you desire.

I truly believe that all his friends prayers, Susan and the FSM machine saved his life. I don’t think there can be any question about it. My vet is still scratching his head and probably doesn’t believe this was even possible. I don’t think any of us expected this amazing response.

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my emails. My personal physician is Jeremy Kaslow. Susan Kaefer was instructed by you and always said how knowledgeable and helpful you were during her training seminars.

Regards,

Dinah Kazden 

Amazing victory for Rachel Alexandra in the Preakness yesterday. Her trainers Steve Ausmussen and Scott Blasi own a Precision Microcurrent “Blue Box” with 12 foot leads and have the FSM summary protocols. You don’t suppose….?

I like to share with you the unusual and remarkable things that FSM does - even or especially when they are surprising. Today I did a closing examination and treatment on  a young woman who was struck by a car while riding her bicycle a year ago. When I saw her in November she had sensory loss in both arms, pathological reflexes at the knees, 20 pounds of grip strength in her dominant hand (about one fourth of what it should have been for someone in her very physically demanding profession) and she could not feel her feet. The MRI showed two herniated discs pressing on the spinal cord. FSM could help keep the pain down but she needed and finally had a two level disc surgery and spinal fusion in February.  Once she recovered from the surgery and began physical therapy it was clear she needed facet injections if we were to eliminate the neck pain in a timely fashion. During the second set of facet injections I watched her as she lay prone on the table partly sedated. Her right hand had a tremor, a resting tremor, when she had pain with the injection. Later when I asked her about the tremor she reported that it was random but predictable any time she did balance exercises in PT or got stressed or used her hand. Her physical exam today showed normal reflexes and sensation, 60 pounds of grip strength in her dominant hand and a resting tremor lasting 3 minutes after the effort.

I made a guess about what might be causing a tremor in the forearm muscles. Nerve and spinal cord function had been severely compromised for nine months and it seemed likely that there was a decrease in descending inhibition from some part of the brain caused by the long period of dysfunction. I know just enough neurology to be inquisitive.  I had a hypothesis that the brain was invovled in the tremor and FSM was a good way to test that hypothesis.I started with “reduce inflammation in the motor cortex” with the positive leads at her neck and the negative leads in her hand after she provoked the tremor by gripping the dynamometer. Grip - tremor - place contact on her hand - “inflammation in the motor cortex” - tremor lasted 90 seconds not 3 minutes - so it helped. “Reduce inflammation in the midbrain, hindbrain, medulla”, no change in the 90 seconds of tremor after grip. “Reduce inflammation in the spinal cord and nerve” - made the tremor stronger and increased the decay time to 2+ minutes - made it worse. Interesting.

There is a frequency thought to “reboot” tissue - to help it find the lost instruction that tells it what to do next - kind of “control/alt/delete” for the target tissue. I tried it. Neck to hand - grip - tremor - “reboot / motor cortex” - tremor stopped instantly. Grip - tremor returned. Next structure down the path was the midbrain. Grip - tremor - “reboot / midbrain” - tremor stopped instantly.  Then we put the negative leads contact around her wrist so we could run current and grip at the same time to see if we could prevent the tremor. Grip - tremor - “reboot / midbrain” - tremor reduced and then stopped in 20 seconds. Grip - tremor - “reboot hindbrain” - tremor minimal lasted 5 seconds. “Reboot hindbrain” - grip - no tremor. We tried numerous combinations in this fashion after this but “reboot hindbrain” was the only one that reduced the resting tone in her forearm muscles and prevented the tremor. Even when she could not see the machine she could tell when we switched back to that frequency by the way it made her brain and arm feel.  The physical therapists are going to run it from her neck to her feet when she does her balance exercises to see if they can prevent the tremor when she does them.

I don’t know if the effect is going to last but that almost doesn’t matter - I expect that the connections will recover in time - what we did and saw today was otherwise impossible.  Having the pleasure of watching the patient improve because the brain and nervous system responded so dramatically to one specific frequency combination - when the patient was blinded and the physician was guessing - was an amazing honor. I just LOVE being able to do this. CM

HI - this is the sort of report that makes FSM so rewarding - you just have to love being us  this is one of many notes sent in by this occupational therapist from a regional hospital who treats brain and spinal cord injuries with FSM. This is from Mike:

“I had another recent exciting case (this is the “short” version)…they weren’t in the hospital–it was someone that I had treated with Cranio-sacral in the past–she called and asked me to work on her husband.  He fell and hit his head in December and lost his LT memory–didn’t know her, himself, family, etc….The medical system said he had alzheimer’s and wouldn’t release him to return to work.  I was able to work with him twice using Cranio-sacral and FSM–only had the Custom Care, so I used the newest Dura protocal (got it from the PT from Michigan–Vanessa Cayle…), concussion, and brain fog over 2 sessions.  Each time he got off the table, he immediately recalled new personal information about himself/family and began being active again at home!!  They were thrilled and so was I!!!  They haven’t been able to come back yet….but I think I’ll hear from them soon!Thanks again for all you do and all you’ve given to the medical world—it truly has been a career changing experience for me and is a life changing experience for all those I come in contact with!!

By the way, the 15 y.o. female that I presented at the symposium stopped by the rehab unit a couple weeks ago—no assistive devices including AFO’s, etc.  She says she has NO deficits at all—and she was coming to sign up to talk to people with SCI’s in the future!!!  She knows that FSM made the difference for her!!!!!

Ok, Good night for now!!

Mike

This case report came in tonight from one of our practitioners. I had to share it! At some point when we have enough such cases we’ll be able to do a proper study on FSM in Parkinson’s. In the meantime FSM practitioners can change the world one patient at a time.

We are seeing extremely successful results using the Parkinson’s protocol that was provided in the advanced binder.  We have an advanced Parkinson’s patient who has been on a rapid decline over the past few months, to the point that he was barely able to walk into the treatment room on the day we ran the protocol for him the first time.  He had severe facial rigidity, difficulty speaking, could not get out of a chair without help, severe tremors in his left arm and leg, and was unable to fully extend his arms.  We started treating him with the protocol on 2/25/09 and he showed really good results after that first treatment.  He has been treated with the same program (along with “Short Concussion Protocol” and some energy balancing) approx. a week and a half apart since then.  Yesterday he was in for treatment and to pick up his own custom care unit.  I have video of him dancing!  According to both him and his wife, after a treatment, all of his symptoms are gone for 5 days.  When they return, they return as a little slowing in movement, mild tremors that only occur at night when he is going to sleep, and a mild increase in fatigue.  He will be running this protocol (along with other supportive programs) at home twice a week for the next month.  I will let you know how that goes.  The only addition that I made to the protocol in the binder is that I added  / Basal Ganglia to his program.

We have 2 other early stage Parkinson’s patients that just got started on their treatments, and we are seeing good results with them as well.

I just have to say thank you very much for all that you do and for bringing FSM into the health care field.

Blessings, Kristina  

Ten years ago I saw a young woman who had full body pain that started after she contracted genital herpes. The infectious disease doctor told her the virus had gone into her spinal cord and was causing full body pain including burning in the legs and feet. One treatment using the frequency for shingles and herpes eliminated her pain for two weeks and a second treatment eliinated it for two months. Yesterday I saw a young woman with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia who had full body pain and burning pain in her legs and feet that started after she contracted genital herpes. The best fibromyalgia treatment program in the country had not been able to help her pain. She rated her pain at a 7-8/10 while taking 120mg of oral morphine a day. The frequency that is used for shingles and herpes only treats this one condition and we have not found anyone it doesn’t help. In shingles, it takes the pain away in 15 minutes and a single two hour treatment causes the lesions to scab over within 24 hours and resolve within a few days. In oral and genital herpes, the course of treatment and response is similar and it seems to reduce the frequency and severity of recurrences. I suspect that the frequency is dismantling bonds that hold the the viral capsid together but there is no way to know for sure and for now it is enough to know that it works and has no side effects.

In this young woman the burning pain in her feet was gone within twenty minutes and her body pain was down from a 7/10 to a 3/10 for the first time in two years after 90 minutes. The next steps are for her physician to reduce her narcotics gradually over the next month or so, for her to become accustomed to having her pain down, to rebuild her life and relationships and for us to treat the virus again when it reoccurs. This is a patient trial with an “n” of two in ten years. I don’t know how this one will turn out. But the beginning was a wonderful way to end the day. I’ll keep you posted about her progress.