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tick bite paralysis
Submitted 19-Nov-09 by
Kerry Reising, Practitioner, Woodstock, IL
Keywords: tick bite, paralysis
Four days after removing six ticks from my dog, Emmy, she began to walk awkwardly. I also noticed unusual drooling, and soon her bark seemed weak. Online research led me to learn of an uncommon neurotoxin transmitted via a female tick. Paralysis, pooling of saliva, loss of voice, vomiting, and eventual respiratory failure is the progression of the illness left untreated. After consulting our veterinarian, I performed BodyTalk Access at 11:00 am then again at 3:00 pm. By 7:00 pm, she was racing after a tennis ball in the fashion of her usual self. I continue to perform BodyTalk Access on her on a regular basis. I am so grateful to have these skills to help the body help itself.
You cannot hurt anyone with BodyTalk. If you perform a technique incorrectly, it simply means there will be no result or change. It will not make the situation worse.
The BodyTalk Access techniques are specifically designed to stimulate balanced brain function and can improve children's learning abilities.