fungus on the toes is an energy condition

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> Melanie,

> This is not energy related

 

Hunnnn?

 

Actually it is TOTALLY Energy related.

 

Fungus on the toes is related to the Liver Meridian, and congestion in that

meridian (as you found out with your Tracker...cool! " -).

 

I would continue doing what you've stated below and I'd add two things to it.

 

The hand stretching/ligament drills...

 

....and put virgin coconut oil (cold-pressed) on the area...wrap sarin wrap

around it to hold the oil there. Tape it. Do nightly so the oil saturates and

permatates the area completely. The toes will regrow out healthly.

 

Actually there is a 3rd thing I'd add. Tapping with the easy energy method.

First to take the 'energy charge' off the negative thoughts. Second to increase

the charge on the positive thoughts...third to anchor them together so the first

will automatically trigger the good thoughts.

 

Thoughts are energy that create matter.

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

 

> Mary Lou

 

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> Melanie Foster

> > Tuesday, January 19, 2010 4:11 PM

> Fungus on big toes

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> I have a client who has had fungus on her big toes for over 10 years. She

has tried every treatment people could think of over the years...she's tried

oral and topical medications, garlic, epsom salts and many many other treatments

with no success.

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> She is in a class/study group that I teach and we've tried spinning a magnet

over the points, and have used the tay-chen (sp?) method. We finally checked

the control cycle and sure enough both Wood-Earth, and Earth-Water were stuck,

so we opened up those pathways. It seemed to be the SP points that were frozen

and whereas liver wasn't. Now that the energy is flowing I thought her other

treatments would work but the fungus is lodged down below the surface of the

nail and she is wondering if her toe nail needs to be removed in order to get to

where the fungus resides.

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> Has anyone dealt with anything similar and can you give me any advice?

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> Thanks,

> Melanie Foster