Healing a torn hamstring in about 20 seconds1

June 26, 2008

, " Lillie

Reibold " <411Home wrote:

>

> Hi Michael,

>

> Thinking about cold sores in your post reminded me that I've had a

>burned tongue all day. I've been griping about it all day to anyone

>that would listen. Well, if you've ever burned your tongue on hot

>Starbucks coffee, you know what I mean.

> So I read the post again on the cold sore and thought about the

>drill Doc did with Brandon healing his ham string in about 20

>seconds. So a burnt tongue might be a snap. (I guess that would hurt

>worse).

Hi Lillie,

Good work on your burnt tongue.

Even though I taught that seminar, I always teach from a deep trance

which is totally in tune with what the people in the class need, so

I've not a clue about what I did with Brandon.

Want to share some of the specifics with this group?

John M. La Tourrette, Ph.D.

Ps. Brandon went on a 5 mile run that evening because his hamstrings

were feeling so healed. And there were NO negative side effects.

June 26, 2008

Hi Lillie,

I'm glad your tongue feels better and that you were also able to find some use in this. It really is a good frame to be

able to find SOME good in most any situations and then do something to improve it.

Michael

P.s. The cold sore is healing well and almost gone and I had a bunch of pimples in a similar

area and on my back.

So I checked my notes, books and memory and have some ideas and theories

about what this means ( besides the awful humidity I have been working out like a fiend lately,

and eating EVERYTHING in sight! including much more junk food than usual )

Most of the meridians, etc. seem to deal with elimination ( Edgar Cayce seems to recommend improving

elimination for most of his cures and I know Doc likes his stuff and so do I )

I'm now taking more positive action. Stress management, extra focus on Energy Medicine and Chi Gung

and lots of healthy SWEATING ( including some Shamanic type rituals )

-

docspeed2001

6/25/2008 8:31:26 PM

Healing a torn hamstring in about 20 seconds1

, "Lillie Reibold" <411Home wrote:>> Hi Michael,> > Thinking about cold sores in your post reminded me that I've had a >burned tongue all day. I've been griping about it all day to anyone >that would listen. Well, if you've ever burned your tongue on hot >Starbucks coffee, you know what I mean.> So I read the post again on the cold sore and thought about the >drill Doc did with Brandon healing his ham string in about 20 >seconds. So a burnt tongue might be a snap. (I guess that would hurt >worse).Hi Lillie,Good work on your burnt tongue.Even though I taught that seminar, I always teach from a deep trance which is totally in tune with what the people in the class need, so I've not a clue about what I did with Brandon.Want to share some of the specifics with this group?John M. La Tourrette, Ph.D.Ps. Brandon went on a 5 mile run that evening because his hamstrings were feeling so healed. And there were NO negative side effects.