Medical Intuitives

[Guest guest]

Please forgive me for sounding ignorant but what is a " medical Intuitive " ?

n.

Medical Intuitives

Has anyone here ever enlisted the help of a Medical Intuitive? I am

interested in exploring to learn more about how our emotional and or

physical issues may be causing or still contributing to our physical

illnesses.

I have been given the standard diagnoses like most of us such as lyme

disease, various chronic infections, fibro, CFS, etc. I can't help

but wonder what the root cause is or if it is possible for a medical

intuitive to figure out a root cause that doctors / scientists may not

have picked up on a lab or diagnostic test. I like many others may

just seem to keep adding on a multitude of diagnoses and illnesses.

I am wondering if anyone has had success with a medical intuitive to

point them in an additional direction so that they could help their

doctors to help themselves to get well.

Tonkinese

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I posted in mesg number 68336 abt my experience with an intuitive.

I did not find the session very helpful(most of the info is something

I have already known). I did not do an intensive reflexology

treatment that he recommeded. I had done accupuncture and it did not

help me.

Gayu.

PS: I started doing Immunics and I find that very very useful. The

website is www.immunics.org. I basiclaly use it to test a lot of

substances, find out abt the nature of teh illness etc etc. You pay a

donation and have access to so much useful info in their website.

You can also search this group archives to see our previous

discussions.

It is hard to explain in writing. So if u r interested, please visit

their website. I might not do a good job of explaining it :-)

Copying the mesg content(68336) here.

> Hi,

>

> Just wanted to share my experience with a medical intuitive reading.

>

> His name is Jay Caliendo. The web site is www.medicalintuitive.com.

> He is supposed to see a x-ray vision of the human body. We had a

> phone consultation.

>

> He said my problem seems to be neurological disorder rather than a

> blood disorder (I agree with that part, as the infections and

toxins

> might not be found in the blood now as I have been sick for a long

> time).

>

> He said I had hurt my feet and that had caused my illness. either

> because something bit me or I hit on some wood or metal and injured

> my feet. That resulted in a nervous disorder and damaging my

> pituitary.

>

> So, as for the treatment, he said it should start from the feet.

And

> suggested reflexology (I thought this is a mild treatment for CFS,

> Lyme) and after a few sessions of this, he said I shoudl do

> accpuncture treatment treating the nerve pathway from my knees,

> spine, brain stem and the pituitary.

>

> Gayathri.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I saw a Med Intuitive before I had a diagnosis many years ago. It was

interesting, but not helpful and nothing he said was backed up by tests I had

done, tests which he said would prove what he said. The treatment he prescribed

was more harmful than helpful and to sum it all up, he was just plain wrong. It

was very expensive and pretty much a waste of time and money. I am sure there

are good med Intuitives out there, but unless there's someone you trust who can

recommend someone who has helped them enormously, I wouldn't bother. If you

discover anyone genuinely talented - that young Russian girl who was reported in

the media springs to mind, do let us know.

Jan

tonkinese20 <pakinaz@...> wrote:

Has anyone here ever enlisted the help of a Medical Intuitive? I am

interested in exploring to learn more about how our emotional and or

physical issues may be causing or still contributing to our physical

illnesses.

I have been given the standard diagnoses like most of us such as lyme

disease, various chronic infections, fibro, CFS, etc. I can't help

but wonder what the root cause is or if it is possible for a medical

intuitive to figure out a root cause that doctors / scientists may not

have picked up on a lab or diagnostic test. I like many others may

just seem to keep adding on a multitude of diagnoses and illnesses.

I am wondering if anyone has had success with a medical intuitive to

point them in an additional direction so that they could help their

doctors to help themselves to get well.

Tonkinese

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Last year I saw a Native American White Priest healer. It was a most

interesting experience for me. Since I am no stranger to energy body

concepts, I was open to whatever.

There was no charge for my healing, only an " offering " was suggested.

I have no money so I took some small gifts.

The healer was most intuitive and claimed to be able to see the aura

and repair damage to certain areas. He drew a picture of my fields

and insicated specific damaged areas. Later research supported what

he said in terms of which chakras were damaged in what ways - and how

that related to certain life experiences.

He described many of my ailments as well as life experiences, then I

sat in a chair while he waved his arms around me with a feather. I

was them " prescribed " a minimum of 3 acupuncture treatments as follow-

up to help my new auric patterns " stick " .

I believe it was of help to me.

*Sue*

>

> tonkinese20 <pakinaz@c...> wrote:

>

> Has anyone here ever enlisted the help of a Medical Intuitive? I

am

> interested in exploring to learn more about how our emotional and

or

> physical issues may be causing or still contributing to our

physical

> illnesses.

>

> I have been given the standard diagnoses like most of us such as

lyme

> disease, various chronic infections, fibro, CFS, etc. I can't help

> but wonder what the root cause is or if it is possible for a

medical

> intuitive to figure out a root cause that doctors / scientists may

not

> have picked up on a lab or diagnostic test. I like many others may

> just seem to keep adding on a multitude of diagnoses and illnesses.

>

> I am wondering if anyone has had success with a medical intuitive

to

> point them in an additional direction so that they could help their

> doctors to help themselves to get well.

>

> Tonkinese

>

[Guest guest]

I was desperate enough to try a med intuitive once. There was one an hour away,

highly touted, but only works by phone. You have to send her (I think it was)

$125 check 10 days ahead of time for it to 'clear' and then she would set up an

appointment time that I was to call her, which I did, I called and called and

called for that whole hour and got her machine over and over. She had completely

forgot our appointment and gone shopping! Then she was angry with me because I

was so upset I'd put so much planning into this over a course of weeks for her

to 'forget'. So we set another time, of course I was by then still very angry

and thinking what total robbery this is. She finally just said, I can't get any

reading on you at all. Okkkkaaayyyy, so after all that, I got NOTHING. And she

sent my check back and said she didn't know why I wouldn't heal and I needed to

read all the new age junk to find out why I 'wouldn't' heal, etc. I'd just been

in a pretty major carwreck a few months before on top of my cfs and fm. I had

really gotten my hopes up for this and was VERY let down and then made to seem

like it was 'my fault' she couldn't do anything. Oh well, I should be used to

it, how many times have I tried some program that is supposed to 'cure' cfs and

when it doesn't , its always 'my fault'. Thats my experience with a medical

intuitive. Save your money.

Marcia

Re: Medical Intuitives

Hi,

I saw a Med Intuitive before I had a diagnosis many years ago. It was

interesting, but not helpful and nothing he said was backed up by tests I had

done, tests which he said would prove what he said. The treatment he prescribed

was more harmful than helpful and to sum it all up, he was just plain wrong. It

was very expensive and pretty much a waste of time and money. I am sure there

are good med Intuitives out there, but unless there's someone you trust who can

recommend someone who has helped them enormously, I wouldn't bother. If you

discover anyone genuinely talented - that young Russian girl who was reported in

the media springs to mind, do let us know.

Jan

[Guest guest]

You said in an earlier post that you have Norwegian descent. Have you

explored some of the genetic problems that Scandinavians have? My own

heritage includes Danish/English, and my wife also is about half Danish

and part Swedish. I was surprised to learn that quite a few genetic

problems exist in this genetic group that may be contributing to CFIDS.

One common problem in Scandinavians related to adrenals is Pyroluria.

Have you considered that as a cofactor? It can be tested, and leads to

chronic Zinc and B6 depletion, and other problems.

I believe I have also read somewhere about Vitamin D problems in this

group (I'm sure others on this list know more about that).

My intuitive 2-bits. :-)

--Kurt

Re: Medical Intuitives

I was desperate enough to try a med intuitive once. There was one an

hour away, highly touted, but only works by phone. You have to send her

(I think it was) $125 check 10 days ahead of time for it to 'clear' and

then she would set up an appointment time that I was to call her, which

I did, I called and called and called for that whole hour and got her

machine over and over. She had completely forgot our appointment and

gone shopping! Then she was angry with me because I was so upset I'd put

so much planning into this over a course of weeks for her to 'forget'.

So we set another time, of course I was by then still very angry and

thinking what total robbery this is. She finally just said, I can't get

any reading on you at all. Okkkkaaayyyy, so after all that, I got

NOTHING. And she sent my check back and said she didn't know why I

wouldn't heal and I needed to read all the new age junk to find out why

I 'wouldn't' heal, etc. I'd just been in a pretty major carwreck a few

months before on top of my cfs and fm. I had really gotten my hopes up

for this and was VERY let down and then made to seem like it was 'my

fault' she couldn't do anything. Oh well, I should be used to it, how

many times have I tried some program that is supposed to 'cure' cfs and

when it doesn't , its always 'my fault'. Thats my experience with a

medical intuitive. Save your money.

Marcia

Re: Medical Intuitives

Hi,

I saw a Med Intuitive before I had a diagnosis many years ago. It was

interesting, but not helpful and nothing he said was backed up by tests

I had done, tests which he said would prove what he said. The treatment

he prescribed was more harmful than helpful and to sum it all up, he was

just plain wrong. It was very expensive and pretty much a waste of time

and money. I am sure there are good med Intuitives out there, but

unless there's someone you trust who can recommend someone who has

helped them enormously, I wouldn't bother. If you discover anyone

genuinely talented - that young Russian girl who was reported in the

media springs to mind, do let us know.

Jan

[Guest guest]

DIARY OF A MEDICAL INTUITIVE -- search it on the Web. The person who

wrote it is a nurse and sounds reliable. Carolyn Myss is no longer

giving readings, unfortunately, but she trains many of them in

Chicago. However, when I went to a CM-trained med. intuitive, I was

really disappointed. Walked away learning nothing much. Most of the

ones I've encountered don't have a clue as to what is going on. It's

a field that reeks of quackery so we all need to be careful.

is Rotella, M.Ac., CNC

>

> Hello,

>

> Does anyone have any opinion on medical intuitives? Generally, I have

> noticed that the New Age movement and alternative medicine seem to be

> linked. There are some people, I believe, who simply know what is

> wrong with a person.

>

> Does anyone have an opinion on this or how to find these people?

>

> Regards,

> JF.

>

> www.garbageprophecy.org

> A dialogue with God.

>

[Guest guest]

Once upon-a-time, I would have said this was just a story or money grubbers,

but that was before my quantic experiences. In the past 8 years I've met

some that were phony, and many who were special and very gifted, some just

felt, some could see auras or shadow, but all were very special people.

Yours in Health,

Dr.Kathy, ND

medical intuitives

Hello,

Does anyone have any opinion on medical intuitives? Generally, I have

noticed that the New Age movement and alternative medicine seem to be

linked. There are some people, I believe, who simply know what is

wrong with a person.

Does anyone have an opinion on this or how to find these people?

Regards,

JF.

www.garbageprophecy.org

A dialogue with God.

.............................................

[Guest guest]

I wrote the following – but all

these words and definitions can’t explain what I feel/sense, of  being “beyond

concepts and definitions” –  in peace, where there are no ills al

all etc.  But enjoy anyway….

There are most likely many different

definitions and stages of medical intuitives as there are numbers of people on

(and off) the planet.  I can only say how it appears for me.  Noting that it

feels simpler every day; like I’m not doing anything at all – just being.

 Although, sometimes I feel a need to invoke “stronger results—a quicker

pace” that I or my clients can handle.    

After training and using many different

types of body therapies over the years, I developed how to see/sense where the

stuck energy is in someone’s body (and actually see their bodies like an

xray with dark areas of stuck energy [which can be related to Chinese medicine

symbolism like liver holding anger etc.).  Can ask their mind-bodies different

questions; can use their cranio sacral fluid like a pendulum or muscle-test

answers.  And dialogue with clients silently or aloud how to release the stuck

energy or be non-judgmental themselves -- per their own will, path and process. 

 This happens whether or not they are near or far away.   I often get audio

messages on how to proceed while operating the Quantum, and simultaneously do

energy therapy (Reiki etc. across the room, or globe).    

 

Specifically, getting grounded, and

calling on the healing masters of many traditions and resonating with them;

feeling that we are all One, in a non-judgmental, already whole and well space

(not ill at all), neutral yet compassionate, stress-free, enlightened, seeing/sensing

myself and clients full of light and beyond these very definitions or concepts

etc.  

TRY IT.  Trust the process.  Feel and

share the joy. 

/

Advanced CranioSacral Therapist etc etc

Worcester, MA

508-792-2222 tel.

www.HolisticNetwork.org/QWC

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Subject: medical

intuitives

Hello,

Does anyone have any opinion on medical intuitives? Generally, I have

noticed that the New Age movement and alternative medicine seem to be

linked. There are some people, I believe, who simply know what is

wrong with a person.

Does anyone have an opinion on this or how to find these people?

Regards,

JF.

www.garbageprophecy.org

A dialogue with God.

[Guest guest]

Gentlepeople,

In my experience, I've separated MI people

in three groups: 1) those who need to see and

be in the presence of the client to be accurate,

2) those who need some contact by touch or

voice with the client to be accurate, 3) those

who are accurate no matter what.

In my opinion:

Most MI fall into group 1. Carolyn Myss was in

group 2. Edgar Cayce and very few others

are in group 3, but I don't know personally know

any living person in that group today.

There is a larger group of what I call Mental

Kinesiologists who are quite good at detecting

what approach works better than others given

enough information. There are quite of few of

these among the Modern Essenes.

Namaste,

[Guest guest]

, my mother would fall into group 3! I have known her abilities

to work long distance works for years now. She has been helping me

balance seratonin etc from distance for a couple years now. But I

also know of others she works with that live in other states and not

just a few miles away.

>

> Gentlepeople,

>

> In my experience, I've separated MI people

> in three groups: 1) those who need to see and

> be in the presence of the client to be accurate,

> 2) those who need some contact by touch or

> voice with the client to be accurate, 3) those

> who are accurate no matter what.

>

> In my opinion:

>

> Most MI fall into group 1. Carolyn Myss was in

> group 2. Edgar Cayce and very few others

> are in group 3, but I don't know personally know

> any living person in that group today.

>

> There is a larger group of what I call Mental

> Kinesiologists who are quite good at detecting

> what approach works better than others given

> enough information. There are quite of few of

> these among the Modern Essenes.

>

> Namaste,

>

>