A woman in her 30s came to a BodyTalk session with a number of complaints. She had been in a car accident nearly two years before, suffering severe whiplash for which she was receiving physiotherapy. She also had a lot of spasms due to TMJ problems, used a mouth splint and had been having dental work. In addition, she had ulcers throughout her mouth, a thickly coated white tongue and soreness that made it painful to eat. She also had been seeing a physician for other complaints, including severe dryness of her skin and tongue, as well as digestive problems. A few days after her BodyTalk session, she went to her dentist, who called the BodyTalk practitioner to say he was astounded at the patient’s condition: Her mouth was clear of ulcers, her tongue was pink and clear and her general physical condition was dramatically improved. The patient returned 2-1/2 weeks later and expressed delight at her physical changes. There was no pain in her mouth, the TMJ spasms had greatly reduced and her digestion had improved considerably. In addition, her previously dry skin was soft. Her physiotherapist was amazed when she saw her, because she was able to do work with the whiplash that she had not been able to do previously. (Obviously impressed, the therapist scheduled her own BodyTalk session.)
