Re: Re: FUSION SURGERY - Possible Alternatives MIKE

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In a message dated 2/29/2004 4:56:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, mike@...

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(1) Interesting comments about your using the electrical current for

bone stimulation and regrowth. This has been the established

practice for years for either jump-starting bone knitting or to

stimulate regrowth when bones simply don't want to knit. The current

used is about 6-8 hz. What I find fascinating is that the studies

that have been done (and they are extremely expensive to do) is that

the frequency emitted from the hands of energy workers when they are

working also runs between 6-8 hz. I have been cautioned in more than

one class about not working around any broken bones until they have

been properly reset because of the risk of jump-starting the

knitting process. On the other hand, I have personally also used

energy to reset broken bones (my own ribs two years ago when I first

started doing energy work). And I have been doing a fair amount of

energy work on them again the last few days.

Hey Mike, maybe it's me, but I can't tell if you think it is or it isn't a

good idea to use the stimulator. In once sense it seems you are, in another it

seems you say the studies say no. The thing in my case also, is that the

bones are non-displaced, sitting in the perfect anatomical position, most likely

because of that small section in the center that had remained fused. So,

technically they are set in proper alignment & we do want them to " knit

together, "

so I've lost 'ya. Would love to know what you're thinking/saying. If you

recall, I'm the one that's an RN, that has been taking all of these classed for

close to 30 years also. Talk soon, Thanks,