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How to Treat Loose Joints and Vertebra

Dr Giles — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:14:46 +0000

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How to Forgive

Dr Giles — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:49:21 +0000

How to Heal Emotional Traumas

Dr Giles — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 13:57:50 +0000

How to Increase Immune System Function With Diet

Dr Giles — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:11:55 +0000

How to Support Your Bed for Optimal Sleeping

Dr Giles — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 14:01:36 +0000

Why You Should Get Your Kids Checked For Scoliosis

Dr Giles — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 22:01:22 +0000

Alternative Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis

Dr Giles — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 12:06:03 +0000

Most issues with MS deal with a chronically irritated fatigued person that ultimately drops the immune system and now allows the attack of virus in to the nerve tissues themselves, especially the myelin sheath. Myelin is like the cord that connects to my table. If I want my chiropractic table to rise, I have to push on this side of the button. In order to get the information about the change to the motor in the table, I first have to think about what I want to do, then push this side of the button, energy goes through the electrical cord, and to the motor to activate the mechanism that raises the table. If the covering of the electrical wires comes off, it doesn’t work. This is how myelin works. It’s like that rubber covering over your nerves that keeps the signals from crossing. With MS there’s a short. The myelin has actually been destroyed, usually by virus, at least that is what I have found to be the case many times in my practice. When we treat the virus or get rid of the viruses, or whatever other layers of infection there might be, around the myelin, around that nerve, and give it nutrients in the form of Nerv-All which is a supplement we use to help to repair the myelin sheath and increase function of nerve tissue, there electrical impulses that run up and down the nerves increase and are repaired. If you have MS, the myelin has been removed, the “plastic coating” on each of those nerves has started to degenerate and you’re starting to spark between the nerves. So that’s why you have trouble walking or thinking or whatever your MS symptoms are. MS also comes and goes, it waxes and wanes, so you may not experience symptoms all the time. It’s also very affected by the amount of stress there is in your life. There is an emotional component to MS, so that when you are stressed and uptight, your immune system drops and allows further assault by viruses. It’s a multifaceted health issue, but if we can get rid of the viruses and layers of infection, support the nerve tissue so it rebuilds, work with your emotions and help to let go of the emotional response, and eat correctly, there is a good good chance that you can either arrest the spread of MS or even get better. I’ve seen it all happen in my practice over the last 20 years. We usually do a scan on the patient which tells us what kind of infections and viruses we are dealing with, accompanied with a thorough examination, and emotional support to help release negative emotions. We also work with patients across the world. They simply send us a hair sample that we test through our Asyra scanner and help with appropriate supplementation through phone consultations and the mail. If you have any questions please give us a call at 801.298.4646

How to Treat Endocrine Exhaustion

Dr Giles — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 21:18:07 +0000

Today I want to share a patient story with you. I had a patient come in this week who was experiencing the symptoms of a complete stroke. He’d been working for a security company, flying all over the United States installing security systems and basically burnt himself out. Just pushing, pushing, pushing, constantly. He also had a history of seizures when he was in school, but they never found out what kind of seizures they were. It turns out that what he has been experiencing is endocrine burn out or endocrine exhaustion. The endocrine system is made up of your pituitary, thyroid, adrenals, and your hypothalamus which all produce different hormones. After seeing this patient and doing a scan on him, we determined that his adrenal glands, that produce adrenaline, were completely, 100% shot.

So after working for a year and a half intensely hard he came home for a vacation, gets in to a motorhome with his family, starts to drive to California, and in the middle of Nevada he starts to have stroke-like symptoms. He starts to not feel well, has difficulty speaking, can’t walk well, and degenerates to the point where they put him in LifeFlight and take him to the University of Utah hospital. CAT scans and MRIs are done, but they find nothing, no bleeding in his brain, his cervical spine is just fine, all of his blood work was fine. What they didn’t check was his adrenal function. A month later he walks in to my office with a cane, dragging his leg in behind him. We did a scan with him and a complete physical, and when I took his blood pressure from sitting to standing his blood pressure dropped forty points. Your blood pressure should raise up by ten points, not go down. Blood pressure dropping like this is directly related to adrenal function and its ability to produce adrenaline and keep the blood pressure up when shifting positions like that. He was experiencing complete endocrine system burnout.

After giving him some supplementation to help support his adrenals, a day later he was practicing walking without a cane, and by the weekend he put his cane away. One week later he walks fine, but is still having trouble speaking. He is building and building, getting stronger and stronger. It may take a month or two for his system to fully recover, but we’re confident we can make that happen.

It’s important to monitor yourself, are you pushing yourself to the end of your limits? Are you pushing yourself to a heart attack or a stroke? Or an emotional stroke? Or an endocrine stroke? Get the nutrition you need and don’t push until you burn out. If you have any questions about this or other health related topics please call me at 801.298.4646

How to Treat Bone Spurs

Dr Giles — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 01:21:20 +0000

How to Detect the Early Warning Signs of Stroke

Dr Giles — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 16:32:11 +0000