Fwd: Strained Muscle Repair??

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Here's another one where I hooked into some larger energies and

supercharged a drill.

 

(BTW the rotator cuff injury, which I had had in one form or another

for years, healed when I began to use L-Arginine in the correct way

as a Growth Hormone Pre-curser. Thank you, very much, Dr. La Tourette)

 

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Post 4668

" Mark Holt " <severian6

Wed Nov 13, 2002 9:07 pm

Re: Strained Muscle Repair??

 

mindmastery-essentialskills, Richard Cinta

<richardc@w...> wrote:

 

Hi Richard,

 

> Hey All,

>

> About 3 weeks, I was carrying some really heavy lugguge around

several

> airports...and I must have pulled or strained some muscles in my

arm. and I

> was curious what energy techniques could be used to heal.

 

----snip----

> Any suggestions, on Drills or Supplements that could Speed up the

process?

 

I did do the EFT process with a really bad enduring pain involving

the rotator cuff muscles and ligaments in my right shoulder. (See

post 4220.)

It took a while. Probably almost 20 minutes to go through the whole

process and get the pain down to 1 on the SUDS scale. And I actually

had to concentrate and do the drill the whole time! Sheesh!

I've found that going to Level and Internal Hakalau while doing EFT

can expedite the whole process.

It might be worth a try.

I've also gone to Level and Hakalau(I) and sent an Aka cord (thought

form with intent) to a power spot I know of (a chakra/vortex(?) in

the mountains) and blasted some really nasty old shit out in one EFT

pass. SUDS 9 to 0 in one blow!

Kool stuff.

 

A caveat, this will get rid of the physical pain and will help

healing, however it's still possible to irritate the injured area.

Especially when there are no more warning symptoms. So you may have

to do the drill again.

I'd also recommend other healing processes as you see fit.

 

Best of luck,

-Mark Holt-

 

>

> Richard.

 

P.S. Thank you, Doc, for your recent encouragement. It helps to know,

as I'm feeling my way down unfamiliar hallways, that I might

occasionally be pointed in the right direction.