It seems the girl with scoliosis (45 degree curvature) went for a
second and third opinion, the third being a chiropractor who found
the curve was only 22 degrees. He is now working with her to correct
the problem and the surgery is cancelled! She is feeling much better,
relieved, and certainly more relaxed after the chiropractic
treatments. In this case I'm sure the laser would make it easier for
her chiropractor to adjust her.

Thanks Again
Steve

--- In Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy@yahoogroups.com, gerry graham
<rgcrackers@...> wrote:
>
> Steve,
> have not personally worked with severe scoliosis with
> the laser. However I have worked with severe scoliosis
> in the past and have taken many courses on the cause.
> All research leads to left and right brain imbalances,
> commonly referred to as switching in the chiropractic
> field. I know that the laser can help and at least
> retard the advancement of scoliosis and any time you
> can buy some time it is good because surgery is not a
> pleasant thought or procedure for scoliosis. With the
> LazrPulsr I would use the Program #3 N/M ReEd. This
> was designed to correct switching and repatern the
> brain during different activities. Therefore shine
> program #3 on her skull as described in the therapy
> guide during all phases of daily activity. This should
> help reorganize the musculature balance to retard the
> development and possibly slowly reverse the
> distortion. This can be performed during specific
> exercises or with any specific braces currently used
> to help reverse the problem. All therapy that I have
> seen so far is all based on this principle of
> reorganizing and balancing the nervous system to
> reverse the distortion so I see no reason why this
> will not help significantly.
>
> Using just pulsed laser or infrared laser or light may
> help but I would have no idea why. There are many
> things we don't understand about light therapy and
> other methods of activity. I do know that it would be
> hit and miss with just regular pulsed laser because
> there have been a lot of trials with laser on
> scoliosis and very little if any success. Just like
> the magnets that Jennifer described, this is hit and
> miss because this will not help all scoliosis patients
> and could harm some. The nutrition guidance is very
> important also.
>
> Speaking of nutrition, if she is taking aspartame,
> NutraSweet, of any type or in any foods she must quite
> immediately and completely. This also goes for the
> other excitotoxins such as MSG etc.
>
> If you have a laser use it. If you are looking for a
> laser to use on this girl I will work with you in
> using the LazrPulsr to restore the neurological
> balance as best as I can.
>
> Thank You
> Dr. Gerry Graham III
>
> --- Jennifer Ruby <ruby@...> wrote:
>
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "esl5552001" <SCL555@...>
> > Subject: [Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy] Scoliosis and
> > lasers?
> >
> >
> > | Has anyone had good results treating scoliosis
> > with therapeutic lasers?
> > | I have a friend whose daughter has scoliosis with
> > a 45 degree spinal
> > | curvature to the left and is looking for
> > alternatives. If she can't
> > | find other options, surgery is the next step.
> > ================================================
> > Steve,
> >
> > I've been mulling over this question, and as I'm not
> > a doc, can't say that
> > I've had results myself using the laser on
> > scoliosis. I HAVE had a friend
> > several years ago, who said that previous to me
> > meeting her, she had been
> > bedridden with scoliosis, and cured it with magnets.
> > I'm presuming North
> > end towards the curved area, and South side towards
> > vacated area where bones
> > moved from. This would in effect strengthen the
> > south side, and weaken the
> > North side.
> >
> > Also have a comment, about nutrition. Calcium is
> > such a huge problem
> > nowdays in absorption/assimilation. Vit F & D need
> > to be figured into this
> > equation to help support assimilation. Some of this
> > deficiency has to do
> > with estrogen and fem hormones, some has to do with
> > Thyroid issues. I just
> > read through a book today called Hypothyroidism-
> > Type 2. He states that
> > bone density is largely effected by the thyroid
> > gland working properly. He
> > had a LOT to say about hypothyroidism that I hadn't
> > considered previously,
> > and will try and begin to work with to see if I can
> > see some significant
> > changes. He had a lot of pictures on the site, and
> > you'd not believe some
> > of the changes..... totally looked like different
> > people on some of them.
> >
> > I'd think that if one was SURE that the girl/lady
> > had proper nutrition in
> > place, and thyroid hormones were working adequately
> > (Not just relying on
> > bloodwork which is mostly useless), then using the
> > laser on the #3
> > neuromuscular re-education setting may prove very
> > helpful.
> >
> > Health, Hope, Joy & Healing :
> > May you Prosper, even as your Soul Prospers 3John
> > 2
> >
> > Jennifer Ruby
> >
> > Email advice is not a substitute for medical
> > treatment.
> >
> > http://www.rubysemporium.com
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SymphonicHealth
> >
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy
> > http://www.lazrpulsr.com
> >
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