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Gene genie..I think you have tmj..is that correct?
I’ve been thinking of this, especially since my grandson announced yesterday that he has it..and quote them worst cross bite ever seen’
Gutted for him
Surgery can correct it?
No thanks
I’ve got my Anma appointment in July, if anyone can correct this I believe this therapist can
His knowledge is incredible
Apparently all the bones in our skull are meant to move and flex..he went round all of mine..pointing out which they moved..like an oven door etc
So, I’ll ask him about it..I’ve also earmarked a few homeopathic remedies for it but will need to discuss Symptoms with grandson and dowse around it. It’s not like allopathic medicine where one size fits all.they may help, but personally I feel manipulation may help with remedies to help with secondary stuff.
Viral membrane..if your trigeminal nerve gets inflamed, I’ve heard of two remedies from my medical Dowser that I was unaware of
You can probably get them from helios pharmacy Or I can make them
There’s also two Narayani remedies called trigeminal nerve that the narayani people sell.
I’m fb friends with a lovely South African guy who was one of swami narayanis students.
I keep urging him to write the book but he hasn’t time.
Swami narayani was Norma Henson, a South African health practitioner who went to India to learn about homeopathy
On her return she realised, she could help a lot more people if she combined remedies. She would leave them in outlying villages as she would only get round about once twice a year
She trained nurses in how to administer them.
I love stories like this. It’s like my sons old cleft lip and palate plastic surgeon, every year he’d spend one or two weeks in his home country, I think was the Philippines, but may have nbeen India, repairing as many clapa babies, children and adults as time allowed.
Wonderful man and it made so much difference to those peoples lives
I wish I could remember his name...suns got to my head