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Medicine For Dummies Part 4
Solving Trigeminal Neuralgia Naturally
Thirty-five thousand dollars later conventional medicine still had no clue what caused a patient’s Trigeminal Neuralgia.
Unfortunately, conventional medicine and conventional dentistry focus primarily on the symptoms. The problem lies in the fact that the teaching institutions where the professionals receive their sheep skin haven’t connected the dots of how the body really works. Taking a good medical history is the first step in attempting to solve the puzzle. The patient underwent extensive dental reconstruction involving capping or crowning all her posterior teeth. Unbeknownst to the dentist, he torqued or twisted the patient’s cranial bones and sent her on a wild goose chase for eighteen months and expenditure of $35K. Conventional medicine rarely considers the dental complex as a potential variable as a causative factor.
Interestingly, I just had an other patient with the same diagnosis of Trigeminal Neuralgia but this case was caused by a combination of faulty orthodontic treatment and a fall during roller skating in which the patient hit her coccyx bone. This patient had eight pages of history, numerous symptoms which defied medical diagnosis and treatment, and a hefty medical bills. Both cases support the fact that conventional medical concepts are obsolete.
The former case was successfully treated with a comprehensive cranial manipulation to reset the balance of the entire skull. In an hour and a quarter, the patient’s facial pain totally disappeared. The latter case required foot support for pronation, a pelvic and cranial adjustment, and nutritional support for infiltration of her fifth cranial nerve with cytomegalovirus. Unfortunately, both medicine and dentistry will not embrace the comprehensive concepts required to treat patients physiologically.
For additional information on cases that have fallen through the medical cracks, go to ICNR.COM and click Case Studies. There are over 200 cases which deal with a full gamut of illnesses.