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| Author: | Christine P. [ Mon, 05 Nov 2012, 10:32 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Remarkable recovery from Crohn's disease! |
My son had bowel problems since he was very young. Over 5 years, I saw many doctors, the path was very long and tortuous until he was finally diagnosed with Crohn's disease. We were told that you can't cure Crohn's disease. You can control it but not cure it. He started a long and heavy drug treatment with the doctors, which had no effect on his symptoms. Then we met doctor Amir, who said that the diagnosis of Crohn's disease was perhaps a bit far-fetched. He suggested that my son needed treatment to correct his jaws and align his teeth and that if we correct what is going on in his mouth, he will just be fine. It was clear that he needed alignment, but I thought this could wait until his health was sorted. I never imagined this was, in fact, affecting his whole health. So I decided to trust Dr. Amir, although I must say I was quite sceptical. But I said to myself: "if this does not help him with the Crohn's disease, it should at least give him a nice smile". He started getting better and after a year, the Crohn's disease was gone and his symptoms disappeared. Life is so far from what it was 12 months earlier, it was spectacular. Our son may have been misdiagnosed, I will never know. What I know is that since we started treatment with Dr. Amir, my son's life has become normal. He is now 11, he is doing great, no more doctors, no more therapies, no more treatments, no permanent worries for mum. And he has a beautiful smile! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTICE----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This article is written under the Human Rights Act 1998: UK Public General Acts 1998 c. 42 SCHEDULE 1 PART I Article 10 for of the long-suffering British public. The law specifically states that "Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority". Any harassment, direct or indirect, by the ruling bodies or their cronies, will be vehemently pursued through this act and the freedom of expression laws. Any breaches of the Data Protection Act shall also be brought to the attention of the Information Commissioner's Office and The Law Society. ................................................................................................................................................................................................. PS: Taking a stand against the existing paradigm of dental and medical care is very costly. My website has highlighted the practices of those who knowingly or unknowingly perpetuate illness. This is not acceptable to the power structure controlling our health. To continue to produce evidentiary articles on my website and this forum - which have enlightened thousands of health practitioners and patients all around the world, to keep my staff employed and my offices viable, we request a little help. If you feel that this article has made an astonishing change in your symptoms, please donate through a window that comes up after a few seconds at dramir.com. A paradigm shift in the care of Crohn's disease patients. CONDITIONS OF USE AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This article is for educational purposes only. The improvement or benefits identified in this article or on this site are based on individual experiences which are dependent upon the patient’s unique health condition, medical history, and other individualised factors, and should not be considered representative of all treatment outcomes. You must do your due diligence by consulting your physician before embarking on what may be suggested here. This information is meant to supplement, not replace advice from your doctor or healthcare provider, and is not meant to cover all possible uses, precautions, interactions or adverse effects. This information may not fit your specific health circumstances. Never delay or disregard seeking professional medical advice from your doctor or other qualified healthcare provider because of something you have read on this forum. You should always speak with your doctor or health care professional before you start, stop, or change any prescribed part of your health care plan or treatment and to determine what course of therapy is right for you. |
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| Author: | Dr Amir (Dental Surgeon) [ Wed, 07 Nov 2012, 10:34 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Remarkable recovery from Crohn's disease! |
Looking back at previous records of other patients treated for similar symptoms, I recall a case where a patient aged 38 presented with serious bowel problems. She had retired from her regular job due to knee pains and swellings. Until then, she was an active sports person. She had to give up sports. IBS followed soon afterwards. She fell pregnant, and her backache got worse. Soon after the birth of her son, she woke up to find that she had lost all bowel control. After numerous consultations, the surgeons recommended that she have surgery on the anal sphincter because it had “ruptured” during birth. This was duly performed and the symptoms worsened. She also lost all feeling. Two months on, she was advised to have a colostomy bag. On examination at my office, she was found to have a neck, lower spine and hip distortions emanating from an incorrect jaw joint which was causing diaphragmatic dysfunction, while the lower spine distortion was probably affecting the nerve supply to the puborectal muscle sling which controls the excretory process. An appropriate correcting appliance was fitted in her mouth. The patient was able to play with her children 2 days later in the park for the first time in 5 years. I hypothesise that light exercise kept the IBS at bay until her knees gave way. Stoppage of the exercise resulted in an increase in the inevitable symptomatology of diaphragmatic dysfunction. The backache usually gets worse during pregnancy and, I hypothesise that, during the birth process, the spine must have locked in an aberrant position causing some nerve fibres to the puborectal muscle to stop functioning. The dental appliance brought about immediate spinal symmetry and hence the resolution of her symptoms. The rationale for the anal sphincter surgery is beyond me! |
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