Weird chest/should injury - some suggestions please

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Hi Johan!

 

This is the short and sweet answer.

 

Use EFT while getting Donna Eden's book " energy Medicine " . There start

with the 5 min. energy routine, which is best done at shower/brushing

teeth time, so you always have time to do it and not skip it.

 

Then in the book there is a technique called " pain chasing " in the

energy techniques for pain chapter (p. 281).

 

You can also use " zone tapping " in page 290 and 291 in figure 45. Your

pain travels from zone 1 in the front to zone 6 in the back. So do the

following:

 

- Notice from 1 to 10 how much and where does it hurt.

 

- Notice your wrist on the little finger side. Just below the wrist is

the ulna bone. You will do the following on the top and bottom of the

tip of the ulna where it joins the wrist.(palm side and back of the hand

side):

 

- then tap one point 10 times

 

- stop for 10 seconds...

 

- then tap for 90 seconds.

 

- notice the difference. Do the other.

 

- notice the difference.

 

If you do this and you feel better, now tell us here about that. When

you do it and notice the difference we can give you more if needed.

 

Enjoy!

 

Juan M. Mercado

 

Johan Roelofse wrote:

 

> Hi to everyone

>

> I recently started training in a Russian martial art called Systema. A

> part of the training is learning how to take punches. I got punched in

> my pectoral muscle (the punch was not particularly strong) but felt an

> instant pain in my shoulder blade. This has been about two weeks ago

> and I am still suffering quite a lot of pain. The weird thing is the

> pain seems to be moving around. Sometimes my pec is painful, sometimes

> the area of my scapula and sometimes even in my armpit. The pain is

> not totally debilitating, but certainly bad enough for me not to be

> able to train martial arts or go to gym. I have done some some

> programming to rectify this, which only helps briefly. Also did energy

> healing methods such as Reiki, Zpoint and Huna Ha rite. So far nothing

> seems to be helping too much. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

>

> Sincerely

> Johan

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Thanks for the valuable advice Juan. I will definitely look into it. BTW, I have Donna's book, but have not used it much yet. It's amazing how we sometimes (actually, always) have ALL the tools we need, but simply choose to overlook them Thanks again.

 

Sincerely

Johan

 

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Juan M. Mercado

Saturday, July 30, 2005 8:06 AM

Re: Weird chest/should injury - some suggestions please

Hi Johan!This is the short and sweet answer.Use EFT while getting Donna Eden's book "energy Medicine". There start with the 5 min. energy routine, which is best done at shower/brushing teeth time, so you always have time to do it and not skip it.Then in the book there is a technique called "pain chasing" in the energy techniques for pain chapter (p. 281).You can also use "zone tapping" in page 290 and 291 in figure 45. Your pain travels from zone 1 in the front to zone 6 in the back. So do the following:- Notice from 1 to 10 how much and where does it hurt.- Notice your wrist on the little finger side. Just below the wrist is the ulna bone. You will do the following on the top and bottom of the tip of the ulna where it joins the wrist.(palm side and back of the hand side):- then tap one point 10 times- stop for 10 seconds...- then tap for 90 seconds.- notice the difference. Do the other.- notice the difference.If you do this and you feel better, now tell us here about that. When you do it and notice the difference we can give you more if needed.Enjoy!Juan M. MercadoJohan Roelofse wrote:> Hi to everyone> > I recently started training in a Russian martial art called Systema. A > part of the training is learning how to take punches. I got punched in > my pectoral muscle (the punch was not particularly strong) but felt an > instant pain in my shoulder blade. This has been about two weeks ago > and I am still suffering quite a lot of pain. The weird thing is the > pain seems to be moving around. Sometimes my pec is painful, sometimes > the area of my scapula and sometimes even in my armpit. The pain is > not totally debilitating, but certainly bad enough for me not to be > able to train martial arts or go to gym. I have done some some > programming to rectify this, which only helps briefly. Also did energy > healing methods such as Reiki, Zpoint and Huna Ha rite. So far nothing > seems to be helping too much. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.> > Sincerely> Johan

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, " Johan

Roelofse " <hunashaman@m...> wrote:

> Hi to everyone

>

> I recently started training in a Russian martial art called

>Systema. A part of the training is learning how to take punches. I

>got punched in my pectoral muscle (the punch was not particularly

>strong) but felt an instant pain in my shoulder blade. This has

>been about two weeks ago and I am still suffering quite a lot of

>pain. The weird thing is the pain seems to be moving around.

>Sometimes my pec is painful, sometimes the area of my scapula and

>sometimes even in my armpit. The pain is not totally debilitating,

>but certainly bad enough for me not to be able to train martial

>arts or go to gym. I have done some some programming to rectify

>this, which only helps briefly. Also did energy healing methods

>such as Reiki, Zpoint and Huna Ha rite. So far nothing seems to be

>helping too much. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

 

We have connective tissue that interconnects all parts of the body.

 

The connective tissue was traumatized.

 

And the direct links to the bruised area are also feeling the

original injury.

 

Normal.

 

Use a DMSO massage to take out the free radical damage on the

cellular level.

 

It will be healed almost immediately.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Doc wrote: "Use a DMSO massage to take out the free radical damage on the cellular level."

 

Hi Doc. Thanks for the reply. Just want to make sure: Is DMSO Dimethyl Sulfoxide? That's what I found when doing a Google search.

 

Thanks

Johan