Prior to finding out about his cancer, Vicente had complained of low back pain. I worked on him to provide relief. He lived about an hour away, so he came in whenever he could. One day I worked on him and then we had lunch. Although his back felt better after our session, he was in pain again after lunch. He had managed diabetes for over 30 years, so it was not uncommon for him to reinjure himself. I worked on him again thinking that the food or his dessert at lunch may have stressed his Nervous System and caused him to reinjure. After his second session, again, he had some relief, but within about 15 minutes, and without any additional stress, he experienced severe discomfort.

             In Nervous System rehabilitation we see so much success, it becomes a concern when people do not respond to care. I have a rule that I teach my doctors about a patient’s rehabilitation: if it’s not getting better, it’s getting worse.

             After a series of blood tests and imaging procedures, we discovered Vicente had developed pancreatic cancer that had already spread to various organs. With very short notice, his systems started to collapse. He was hospitalized with liver and kidney failure and going down quickly. The doctors at the hospital said there was nothing they could do. His liver looked like Swiss cheese and they were making him as comfortable as possible.

             As a family, we strategically took shifts caring for Vicente in the hospital. We fed him fresh juices made from kale, spinach, celery and other dark green leafy vegetables to help alkalize his body and restore his pH. Vicente was a huge advocate of Quantum Neurology® and insisted I keep an out-of-state speaking engagement. I left knowing he was in good care with my family and I would return in a couple of days.

             As my second father, Vicente has been one of the biggest supporters and contributors to Quantum Neurology®. He helped any way he could. He knew that his contribution, no matter how small or trivial, facilitated our helping countless others heal their bodies. He would come to the office, take out the trash, run errands and join us for lunch. He was so excited just to be there. He wanted to know about all the success stories in what was new and exciting in the frontiers of neurological rehabilitation.

             I stayed in constant communication with Vicente and the family while I was out of town for the speaking engagement, but I sat in my hotel room frustrated that I could not help Vicente or be there to treat him.  It was then the concept of the holographic transfer occurred to me. I posed a question to myself, “If illness is caused by an improper connection, or projection, of the LightBody, how can I remind his DNA what it should do to generate its original projection?”

            The concept of reminding the DNA of its original projection would not leave my mind. If I could  remind his DNA of its original projection. The holographic transfer concept was born in this moment of necessity. I called Dan, Vicente’s son and  asked him to use his own DNA sample (cells collected with a cotton swab rubbed on the inside of his cheek) to remind his dad’s DNA of its original projection.  I walked him through the procedure of holographic transfer over the phone.

             The next morning I returned, and we performed Holographic Transfer again with the DNA cell samples collected from each of Vicente’s children and grandchildren. It is a beautiful concept to know that a family can participate and heal each other using the hologram within their own DNA.

             The holographic transfer concept reminds the body of its original  projection. The DNA sample acts as a reminder to the Nervous System of its original glory. It is a good idea to keep samples of your entire family’s DNA. This is how we remind the body of its original projection, to bring the memory of your Nervous System back to that of pre-injury or pre-illness condition. Ideally it is done with your own DNA, but if that is not available, you could use samples from one or both parents, siblings or your own children and grandchildren.

             Once we activated the holographic transfer concept in his body, his DNA was reminded of its original projection. We did not know what to expect, so we continued to nourish his body with organic foods, whole food concentrates and raw vegetable juices. The juices supplied him with dense nutrients easily processed by the body.

             The next day, Vicente’s kidney levels went to normal function. His liver function improved by 50 percent. Vicente’s health and energy improved so quickly he was discharged from the hospital the following day.

             The holographic transfer allowed his body to pull from resources that were not available before. He had two good weeks after leaving the hospital where his Nervous System demonstrated amazing resilience. Most people with pancreatic cancer suffer incredible pain, but he could visit with family and say his final goodbyes. He passed away within six weeks of his diagnosis. I am so grateful that we could manage his pain with Quantum Neurology® and light therapy. He lived virtually pain-free until his transition. I wish I could tell Vicente that he was an inspiration for this valuable healing concept in Holographic Transfer.

            Working with Vicente’s circumstance was like trying to stop a loaded trailer truck from running off a cliff. We applied the breaks to slow the progression of his disease, but ultimately we ran out of road. Eventually everyone dies. I will die. You will die. Our families will die. Stop focusing on death. Instead, focus on creating and living the most amazing life possible.

             Vicente was the biggest fan of Quantum Neurology® because it added value and quality to his life. It aided his recovery and management of various health issues, including diabetes. Nervous System rehabilitation accelerated his wound healing and restored multiple incidences of diabetic foot ulcers fully in a few weeks; his vision after multiple retinal detachment and inner eye bleeds; and lost sensation from peripheral neuropathy. I could go on, but the bottom line is that Nervous System rehabilitation amplifies the body’s natural healing processes. It maximizes what is available within the Nervous System.

             Holographic Transfer has quickly become one of the key principles of Quantum Neurology®. The ability to remind the Nervous System of its original projection has provided tremendous healing. Save samples of your entire family’s DNA, preferably from the youngest or healthiest times of your life. Any tissue sample can be used. It does not take much to save a locket of hair (untreated, no chemicals), baby or adult teeth (without metals or amalgams on them). For now, save a current DNA sample until you find and store your earliest healthy DNA sample.

             If you do not have access to your own DNA from a younger, healthier time in your life, you can use your healthy family’s DNA. Current DNA samples can be used, but the youngest healthiest sample is best. Both parents’ genetics contributed to creating your DNA, therefore one or both parents’ DNA samples can be used. Siblings born of one or both parents will share genetics and can be used. The patients’ children’s DNA can also be used. Any tissue sample can be used but must be packaged and labeled for long term storage. Consider multiple storage locations such as a home fireproof safe, a safety deposit box, or both. Do this for your family and loved ones. Make a sample set for each family member to keep in a safe place wherever he or she lives. Ensure your family has access to its true wealth—the healthiest DNA sample. DNA holds the key to your family’s future healing.

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Part I

Hello my name is Doctor George Gonzalez and today we are going to be demonstrating my 5 minute fix for the frozen shoulder. Now I use the word 5 minutes just because it’s catchier then saying 1 minute or 2 minute. It doesn’t really take 5 minutes to do; it’s actually very quick. You can clear out their shoulder within 30 seconds or so, once you understand the process of how it’s done.

When we talk about frozen shoulders, of course they vary in degrees. Most people have what they call a frozen shoulder even though it’s not a true frozen shoulder, and that would be limited to their range of motion. A lot of people get stuck at the 30 degree mark, the 90 degree mark, the 120 degree mark, and then sometimes at the 160 degree. But most people, regardless of what’s going on, will have proper range of motion and when they get to the area that’s stuck, they start recruiting their body to try to lift it up higher than it’s able to go. I’m going to walk through step by step how it’s done and, but first thing I want to do is talk about the joint itself a little bit. The shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint which means it goes around in circles. It’s also a hinge joint which means it has a hinge motion to it. So what we’re going to do is when we look at people biomechanically, when they’re injured, their shoulder usually rolls forward. When the shoulder rolls forward, the clavicle comes inward, the humerus is internally rotated, and the whole shoulder rolls forward. So our goal is to unwind this process. And to do this we’re going to be using a couple of tools. The first instrument I use is the ArthroStim® instrument. The ArthroStim® instrument is made by impact- it’s an electric tapping instrument which helps with doing biomechanical corrections. There’s many different products on the market, my preference is for the ArthroStim® for impact. The concept is simple: there’s this little adjusting knob on the back and when you pull the trigger it activates and taps, I believe it’s at 12 pulses per second, and when you tighten this knob the initial impulse strengthens. And when you loosen this knob backwards to undo the knob, the initial impulse is lighter. Whichever position you have this knob at, you could override with whatever this has, so right now it’s at the low impulse, if I press in with it, it overrides adding to those maximum tapping ability. I personally like having it at a light impulse, without even putting any pressure on the instrument. And the reason is, if I’m on a sensitive area like the neck or certain spots on the body, I don’t want to have to press into it to activate the instrument. I just want to be able to give an impulse lightly.

Now the next thing we need to talk about with the ArthroStim® instrument are the tips. They’re removable tips, they come in 2 different kinds that we use for GRT. There’s the adjusting tips which grab on tissue and grab on clothing, they do not slide. And then there’s the gliding tips which slide on tissue, they slide on clothing. Today, for the frozen shoulder work, we’re going to be using the smaller bifurcated adjusting tip. So when we use this, especially for the frozen shoulder work, if we hold the instrument we want the bifurcated tip pointing up and down. Can you see that okay? It just makes it easier and as we do things I’ll explain.

The other instrument I use is the GRT LITE™. The GRT LITE™ is a LED device, it has 4 diodes, there’s 2 diodes and 2 infrared diodes. So when we use this, it’s a very powerful light therapy, it’s one of the most powerful in the market for this range, and it’s very simple to use. Any button you press will turn the unit on, any button you press will turn the unit off. It has an R button, I button, R is for red only. So only the 2 red diodes work when you press that button. The I button is for infrared, so the center infrared buttons are illuminated, but when you press that, we have one light as a beacon light to let you know that it’s on. Buttons 1 through 4 incorporate all 4 diodes, the red and the infrared. Now remember, infrared is not visible to the naked eye so you will not be able to see it by looking at it when you turn the unit on. But if you would like to visualize the infrared, what you would do is hold that up to a digital camera and then you’ll be able to see on the display the bluish glow coming from those diodes. It automatically shuts off in 15 minutes so it’s set for billing codes and those type of things. Most billing codes are set for 15 minute increments. So when we press any button, it will stay on for 15 minutes so you can hand it to your patient, tell them to stimulate a certain area of their body and in 15 minutes when it shuts off, they can turn it in at the front desk and bill accordingly.

The GRT LITE™ has two indications of use from the FDA. The first is for the temporary relief of chronic neck and shoulder pain of musculoskeletal origin. And the second is for temporary relief of hand and wrist pain associated to carpel tunnel syndrome. When we use the GRT LITE™, the simplest application is to hold it over the site of pain. So for example we can press any button to turn it on, if the patient has a wrist pain, we just hold it over the wrist for any time you’d like. 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, and then the patient should experience relief in pain, decrease in inflammation and increase in range of motion, just from doing that alone. If we hold it over the neck and shoulder areas you could use it in a sweeping motion if you’d like, or just stimulate the nerve roots of the neck and shoulder area which is very beneficial for getting relief in those areas. Now when we’re doing this demonstration, it’s very important to understand the biomechanics of the shoulder. Again, as I mentioned earlier, when the shoulder’s injured, it’s going to roll forward. So what can we do, very simply, is roll both of our shoulders forward and take a big deep breath in and out, and now we can roll our shoulders outward, externally rotate the humerus, open up our shoulders, open up our chest, and now take a deep breath in. Much more capacity for our lungs to work properly, our lymphatics work properly because our rib cage is moving when we’re breathing and so biomechanically when our shoulders are in the proper position, it improves a lot of things. Not just the function of the shoulder. Another thing to note, when your humerus is internally rotated and your shoulders are forward, your range of motion decreases. So if you want to try that yourself, internally rotate your shoulders and then from that position you’ll find it difficult to lift it over 90 degrees. And the same thing is if you externally rotate and you’ll get a much better, much more facilitated range of motion when you do that.

So first thing we’re going to do is we’re going to do a demonstration of the technique without explaining everything so you can actually see the real-time-ness of it. Won’t you come over here a second and have a seat. Can you take off your glasses please. There we go. The first thing we’re going to do is check his range of motion. When you check range of motion for this work, we do passive range of motion. Passive meaning that the doctor does the range of motion, we do not ask the patient to help in this situation. So what I’d like everybody to do is check the range of motion in the shoulder by doing passive range of motion. Passive range of motion means that the doctor’s doing the movement, the patient just relaxing. Also when we’re checking range of motion in the shoulder, we want to make sure that the arm stays in the coronal plane.

Part II

The reason for that is if we stay on the coronal plane, we’re going to get a true sense of what that range of motion is. If we allow their arm to come forward, we’re going to get a little extra range of motion that is not a real range of motion because you are compromising the biomechanics of the test. So very simply, my other hand is just lying on the shoulder. I’m not squeezing, I’m not pushing things around, I just lightly have my hand here just to feel what’s going on with motion . So I check his range of motion and, without pushing very hard, he locks out between 90 and 120 degrees. And what I’m feeling on my hand is his clavicle jams up, his trap is getting all bunched up from trying to recruit the muscles, and his scapula is not dropping and moving down and out of the way to allow for full range of motion. Let’s check this side here, and even worse on this side. I don’t know if you can see this trap bunching up here and you can probably see the expression on his face here. Does that hurt a lot? A little bit. And does one side hurt more than the other? The left side hurts more. So what we’re going to do is just first demonstrate how this is done and then we’re going to teach you how to do it.

So I’m going to use my ArthroStim®, and big deep breath in, and out, big deep breath in, and out, and extra rotate, big deep breath in, and out. So shoulder number 1, it didn’t take 5 minutes but we increased and improved the range of motion on his right side. And let’s check the left range of motion here before we get started, it’s still jammed up and sometimes by fixing one shoulder you’ll fix the other side because the whole shoulder girdle works together in movement. So sometimes you have to treat one side, treat the other side, and then go back and forth and you’ll see the improvement increase accordingly. Now again you can time me if you’d like, we’re going to start here big deep breath in, and out, and big deep breath in, and out and last position big deep breath in, and out. And let’s check this out. This is the most painful side and it’s much improved, it’s not 100% but it’s much improved in his range of motion. So if you notice he still recruits, he still tilts his head to the side when we move the left side as opposed to the right side. So when you do this technique you get this kind of result regardless of what kind of situation you’re dealing with. Of course some people have more of an extreme situation than others and don’t expect 100% result in one treatment, every single time. When you first do this technique, please start with one of your more simpler shoulder problems versus the hardest shoulder case you’ve ever seen. Just so you get the feel for the technique before working on harder patients. And as you see we got significant improvement very quickly. And there’s a nice saying on a typical visit- we could just say, “That’s enough for you today, let’s see you tomorrow.” Or a couple days and then we just keep going with that. Or if you’d like you could keep working on them and get more and more improvement.

After doing every step of the corrections, what we want to do is use a GRT LITE™ to stimulate the nerve roots so that the nerve roots become stronger and remove the inflammation, increase oxygenation of the tissue in the area and also strengthen the nerve so the nerves can handle more stress. You could consider setting the treatment after doing something. So that’s what we’re using the light therapy for, you can use it in a sweeping motion if you’d like, or just set it right next to the nerve roots which is my preference. Usually I put it on the back, let’s have you turn, if I just put it on the center of the back so you’re stimulating both sides of the nerve roots at the same time. And just do that for a few seconds and now let’s recheck, see where we are. So his right side has significantly improved, his left side needs a little more work. So he was at about 90 degrees before, now he’s at a little over 120 and he’s recruiting a little bit as you can see there. So when something works it’s usually a good idea to do it some more. So we’re going to do it again on this side and again this could be a second treatment on a different day, but because it’s a demonstration we’re going to continue, big deep breath in, and out and one more time, big deep breath in, and out, and big deep breath in, and out. Very good. So let’s see how we’re doing here. Much improved. Notice his head didn’t tilt and recruit to the side when we lifted up his arm, not 100% but consider we did this not even for a minute and he has full treatment time on this shoulder, significant improvement in one treatment. So again I’m going to follow that up with the GRT LITE™.

Now this is the first basic sequence for correcting the shoulder and this is definitely enough information to get you started, to get you fixing shoulders right away, getting amazing results. There are more advanced things that I teach in the more advanced shoulder work, so please be aware of that. And we’re just setting the treatment, stimulating the nerve roots to the area and making the nerves stronger so that the nerves and the muscles associated to those nerves can handle more stress.

Now a common question is how long is this going to last? It lasts until it’s reinjured. So, ideally, if we froze his body and he didn’t do anything ever again, he would never get injured again. But the reality is a hectic lifestyle, we do a lot of things, he gardens a lot, it’s a lot of physical work that causes this to come back every once in awhile. So the nice thing about it is it’s very quick, it’s something you could do on every few visits that somebody, whenever they feel like they’re losing their range of motion, you can bring that right back immediately.

So let’s go step by step now and show you how we did this. So first thing we do is we start in a position that’s comfortable for me. The most important thing about any technique that you learn, whether it’s from me or somebody else, is that the doctor needs to be comfortable and healthy so that they can do this technique for the rest of their life. That’s a very important thing that isn’t stressed enough when we start our professions I feel. So it’s very important to have your patient in the position that makes you comfortable. For this technique I highly suggest that the patient is seated, either in an independent chair or at the edge of the table that you’re working with. I call this big brother position, I’m standing next to the patient. If I’m on the patients right shoulder, my left hand is on his shoulder, if I’m on the opposite side, his left shoulder, my right hand is on his shoulder. So now the first thing we’re going to do is, again, we’re going to talk about checking range of motion. I lightly place my hand here and we go through passive range of motion and he’s significantly improved from the treatment we did. Before we did the treatment I felt that his clavicle was not moving. The clavicle is supposed to come externally and buckle upwards like a bucket handle effect. The trapezius is supposed to activate but it’s not supposed to get all bunched up. The humerus is externally rotating naturally as it comes up, and the scapula should drop and come external when it’s in its proper range of motion. So when the clavicle doesn’t move at all, you’re going to see people lock out at 30 degrees.

Part III

Because if the clavicle is jammed, you’re not going to be able to get past that acromioclavicular joint. If the scapula’s not moving, you’re going to see problems within the 90 to 100 degree range depending on which part of the scapula movement is not functioning properly.

So, again, my hand is lightly placed on his arm, on his shoulder, I’m not squeezing, I’m not doing anything, I’m just feeling for motion. Take him through the range of motion so we feel what’s going on and we get an idea of where their range of motion is. Now it’s very important that the patient know what their range of motion is. So it’s a good idea if you have a mirror in front of the patient so that they can see for themselves because if they have an injured shoulder, it’s been maybe injured 5 years, 10, 20, 40 years, it doesn’t matter and if they don’t have an awareness of where their arm is and you fix it and bring it up to full range of motion, they’re not going to have an awareness of where it is after you fix it even. So it’s a good idea to have the patient visually see what their range of motion is before you correct it.

Are you ready to go? So again we stand in the big brother position, I have my 4 fingers coming down the front of his shoulder here, and my thumb is coming down the back of his shoulder. Now to make the corrections, remember I have the ArthroStim® set so that it taps lightly when it’s initiated. Now if I want to manipulate the clavicle here or mobilize the clavicle, if I just do this it’s going to be painful and it’s going to tap and fall off of the spot that I’m treating. So what I do is I hold it directly under the clavicle and then my fingertips hold the unit down. So, for example, I could take the tip out and I’m holding the tip in place with my fingertips. That’s what I’ m doing here. Now, again, when I do this, I have the instrument tip straight up and down. If you have it the way people normally put the instrument tip in, you’re going to get blocked, his body’s blocking, your biomechanics are going to be off. So an easy thing to do is take the tip off the instrument, put it where you want it to be and then put your hand wherever it’s comfortable and slide it into the sleeve.

So whatever you’re doing you’re always going to be in a comfortable position. You don’t want to be in an awkward position where your biomechanics are compromised to treat a patient. So from here we have big brother position, I step forward to face the patient, it’s the first thing. So, one more time, the instrument tip is on, big brother position, 4 fingers down the front of the clavicle, I step forward to face the patient, I lean, I cover the instrument tip, it’s right below the clavicle, his clavicles right here, instruments right below the clavicle, I’ll hold it down and I tap. Now, a very important point about this is I’m not pushing with the instrument, I’m not taking the instrument and pushing upwards. I’m doing a lot of work, most of the work is done with my hand. So, for example, I tap and, at the same time, I’m tractioning backwards, I’m rolling that shoulder. So I’m taking that rolled shoulder and I’m externally rotating it. So that’s going to lift up the clavicle, the impact instrument is so powerful because it resets the proprioception of the muscles and joints. That’s an amazing thing.

So when you do this correction, you’re going to see a lasting result because you’re using the ArthroStim®. Be aware that people maybe sensitive in these areas. You have to tell the patient I’m sorry in advance because this might be a little bit tender, okay. So big deep breath in, and tap, tap, tap and at the same time we’re tractioning with our hands. Notice my elbow here, I’m holding firmly and I’m dropping my elbow so my elbow leverage is doing the traction. So one more time big deep breath in, and I’m tractioning, my elbow’s dropping and I keep my tension,. So one more time I start in the big brother position, instrument tip is up and down, I step forward and face the patient, stabilize this under the clavicle, tap, tap, tap, breath in and breath out and my elbow drops to traction the clavicle downward, the clavicle upward, and make sure to have the patient breathing when you’re doing this. Now the reason you want the patient breathing is very simply, we could all take our fingers and hold right above our clavicles right in here, and big deep breath in, and what you’re going to feel is at the end of your inspiration, your scaling muscles pop out and they pull your first rib up. So you want to activate and treat while you’re being able to move the range of motion out of the shoulder in that way. It’s going to help a lot with your treatment.

So one more time, big brother position, step forward, face the patient, tap, tap, tap, drop the elbow and traction backwards okay. Now from this position I maintain my tissue traction, I do not let go, I step back into my original position and now I adjust the scapula. So what we’re going to do, so everybody can see now, let’s have you face this way, a little bit back. So I’m going to start in this position now, I’m going to block you for the first move and then I’m going to step back and do the second move. I know it may seem slow and redundant but believe me after you watch this you’re going to know how to do it. So I’m standing a little bit away so you can see I’m in the big brother position, I would step forward first to adjust the clavicle, tap, tap, tap, traction bring my elbow down, now I step back to my original position. Now remember I said the thumb is in back, and it’s in back dropping straight down. Can you see that okay. Let’s have you turn a little bit more. So it’s a little awkward for me because I have to stay open for you but the spine of the scapula’s coming right here across his shoulder. My thumb crosses it. Now if I wanted to influence the scapula with this instrument I don’t really have any place to grab on to it. So what my thumb acts as an anchor point for the instrument. So what I do is I wedge the instrument just like this between my thumb and the patients shirt and skin in this case, one tip is above the spine of the scapula and one tip is below the spine of the scapula and my goal is to bring the scapula medial and inferior. So, continuing my tissue traction, I’m going to be pulling the entire shoulder girdle, medial, and inferior.

So one more time here, big brother position, we step forward, tap, tap, tap on the clavicle, step back and we’re influencing the scapula, tissue traction is continuing medial, inferior. Now mind you I’m not clawing him, I’m holding firmly. A lot of people, when I teach this, they grab too hard. So you want to have a firm grasp of the shoulder but you don’t want to claw the patient. So from here tap, tap, tap you’re going to drop the shoulder, scapular goes medial and inferior.

So now we’re going to demonstrate the third step of the shoulder correction. So again start in the big brother position, we step forward face the patient tap, tap, tap while they’re breathing in and out and then we step back, tap, tap, tap on the scapula while the patients breathing in and out and now what we’re going to do is we’re going to take the instrument, we’re switching hands, okay, and with our outside arm we’re going to grab the distal humerus. Now what I’m doing is I’m taking my hand and I’m wedging it just above the condyles of the humerus, of the elbow okay. So we have the patient externally rotate their hand, I tell them put their palm up, my hand is locked in right above those condyles, now I wedge the instrument between my hand and the patients arm, very important. I do not want to put the instrument on my hand, we want to wedge it between my hand and the patients arm. Now what we’re going to do is as we’re tapping and the patients breathing out, we’re tractioning downwards and you’ll notice the arm just kind of sinks into place. Now this is contrary to any other corrections you may have learned before, where we take the elbow and jam it up into the shoulder joint. What we’re doing is we’re tractioning it downward and outward while it’s in external rotation. And what we do is we check their range of motion and we’ve done this a few times with him already, and he has excellent range of motion. Notice very little recruiting with his head from the first few times that we checked him. And because it’s a demonstration we did this over and over and over again. Was that painful to do this? Not painful. It might have been uncomfortable in certain moves but as the patient, you can do this over and over again and see a little bit of improvement each time you do it. Big deep breath in, and out and again. Big deep breath in and out and excellent. Externally rotate the arm, big deep breath in and out, excellent. And we recheck our work and you’re doing very well. Excellent range of motion and everything. Big smile right good, good.

Okay so those are the basic steps for the frozen shoulder work. Of course we want to follow up by using the GRT LITE™ on the nerve roots of the neck to strengthen the nerve, increase the nerves ability to handle stress, just stimulate here. It’s an amazing technique, we’re getting amazing results. I highly encourage you to continue with learning this work, to getting all the patients, your family and friends well. How’s that feeling? It feels good. Yeah? Yeah. Excellent this stuff works huh? Oh yes.

This past year Dave had 16 athletes compete in the summer games. Almost every one of them came home with a medal. In fact, of all the medals the US has won in track and field over the last 12 years, 25% of those medals belonged to athletes that Dave has treated. A skilled athlete himself, Dave ran track and field at UCLA and raced internationally for the United States before becoming involved with world gymnastics championships, the women’s pro beach volleyball tour, the NFL and the PGA. But Dave still maintains that his true love is track and field.

To get to where he is today, Dave says the road is long but clear. He became a certified chiropractic sports physician, worked his way through 100 hours of courses to learn about typical sports injury management and work with other doctors, and then was slowly integrated into the system, first treating juniors at a local track meet before being selected for a team of 30 or 40 chiropractors to work a medical tent at an event like a national championship. “Then maybe you can be selected to a junior national team and then a professional team. And then you might get selected as one of the medical staff for a world championship, juniors first and then seniors. And then, FINALLY, if you are one of those few people, a committee selects you to become an official chiropractor for the US team.” But, as Dave says, he didn’t go that route. Dave prefers working with his athletes for as long as possible, ideally from right out of college through their entire career. He says, “My athletes are my patients, just like your patients are your patients.”

Dave’s stories about his patients’ recoveries are intense, inspiring, and many. One of the athletes he has worked with for years is Aries Merritt, a hurdler who, in a US championship, narrowly missed competing. He was racing two races two hours apart, a semifinal and then a final. Dave worked on him before the semifinal, then said, “’Alright Aries, we’re only going to have a short turn around here. Rest for an hour and then come back to me an hour before the final and we’ll do our work.’

I have a number of athletes I’m working with at the championships so I can’t really pay attention outside of working with a large number of people. So I had 25 or so people there and Aries goes off and I’m sure he is going to make the final. I don’t even think about it. About an hour later I had a short little break. I’m walking as fast as I can through the stadium to go get some food and I see Aries just sitting on a chair by himself. So I’m like, ‘Hey Aries I’ll see you in an hour.’ I had heard from someone else that he had made the finals.  And he goes, ‘No you won’t.’ I literally just stopped and I’m like, ‘what do you mean?’ Then he says he sprained his ankle. I guess what happened is on the last hurdle he rolled his ankle and had a grade 2 sprain and he came across the finish line and they interview him right there on the track. They say, ‘Hey you just won the semifinal! We are going to see you in two hours for the final.’ He goes, ‘No, I’m not going to run. I sprained my ankle and in fact I can barely stand,’ and he hopped off and there he was sitting on the chair when I walked by. I had no idea.

I said, ‘Why are you sitting there? Why didn’t you come to my table?’ He said, ‘Why would I do that? I can’t run.’ I said, ‘You don’t know Quantum Neurology® well enough apparently’, even though we worked together all these years. So I helped him over to my table and then we only had an hour before the final. He’s got to be in the top two to qualify for the world championships and this is a chance to win a national title. He has never won a national championship. So I treated him through our various protocols and as I’m treating him the pain is going down, the swelling is going down, the strength is increasing and time is going tick, tick, tick. And finally we get to the point where he could actually walk pain free and then he could jog pain free and then he could go over some hurdles very carefully pain free and, just before he went out to run in the final, he actually could go full speed pain free. It was a miracle.

It was all happening right there. It’s one of those rare opportunities where that clock is ticking and you got to get them better and do everything you can. So he goes out and he runs the race. He wins his first national championship. Not only was he a national champion but he got to qualify for the world championships. He goes two weeks later to Istanbul. Destroys the world record holder. Destroys everybody and wins his first world championship. So he went from nothing, not even going to be able to run even though he put in all the work. Even though he was a tremendous talent and he had a phenomenal coach, a great support staff, and everyone worked together to get him to that point, because of a freak accident it was all going to be gone. But because of Quantum Neurology® he was able to get in the blocks. And since he was able to get in the blocks he was able to manifest that talent and hard work and he was able to win a US title and go on to win his first world title and that was phenomenal.

But that’s not the end of his story. Later he runs the 110 hurdles- basically the length of a football field plus the one end zone. And they have to jump over 10 hurdles that are 42’’ high and they are flying. In all of history only a few people have run under 13 seconds and one person had run under 13 seconds six times in one season and that was the world record holder. Well last year Aries ran under 13 seconds ten times. We all went to London and he destroyed one of the greatest fields in history and won the gold medal and about three weeks later he totally shattered the world record in the hurdles. Absolutely incredible. It was very exciting to see the athlete I worked on set a world record while they were under my care. It was an honor and if he hadn’t been able to run that indoor race because of his ankle who knows what the rest of the season would have looked like. The confidence he got from his first national title, his first world championship, certainly supported his season. That was a just a joy to get to take part in.”

                Although working with his own patients is preferred, Dave doesn’t discriminate. Every once in while he gets athletes sent to him from team doctors or medical staff.  “I don’t solicit athletes,” he says. “If they solicit my help we work it out if we can.” In one instance, Dave was at the US trials and he got a call asking if he’s be willing to see an injured athlete. “It just worked out that I had a break in my schedule right then. I had 32 athletes which was a lot for one person to manage because I usually treat those athletes 3 times a day, every day. As fate would have it I had this little window.

So the person that came over, his name is Derrick Miles and Derrick, at that time, had been on 5 world championship teams and he’d had won a gold medal at the world championship. He was one of the greatest pole vaulters in US history. And what happened is he had gone into the medical tent and went up to a trainer and asked if they would tape up his lower leg because it hurt. So of course she complied. As she is taping him she happened to say, ‘So how you doing?’ And he said, ‘You really want to know how I’m doing?’ She said, ‘I really want to know.’ He said, ‘Between you and me, two months ago I got injured and I hurt my Achilles tendon and I can’t run. I haven’t run for two months. I have been getting care very single day. Acupuncture. Physical therapy. Chiropractic. We are doing every type of therapy that can be done to get me ready so I can try to make this team. And I’ve tried to run four different times and I can’t even run a stride. If I can’t stride, I can’t sprint and if I can’t sprint, I can’t sprint down a pole vault runway and jump. And, therefore, what I’m planning on doing after you finish taping up my leg is I’m going take my pole and go over to the runway. It’s an off time right now. And just do my own little private ceremony and lay my pole down on the side of the runway. I have had a great career but it’s over now. I’m just going to retire.’ And so she said, ‘Wow. That’s really a story. Are you willing to try one more thing?’ And he was like, ’Yes, of course.’ So that’s when she picked up the cell phone and called me.

He came over. I had seen him around of course, great athlete but I had never worked with him in the past. And he gave me the details of what was going on and I asked how long we had. For the pole vault they take the top 40 athletes from around the country and they are invited to the trials. They have a semifinal and everyone gets to vault and the top 12 then get to come back for the finals and the top three get to be on the team. I said, ‘How long do we have until your first round?’ He said 2 and a half  days. So we got started. He had such pain on his Achilles tendon that the pressure that you would put on your eyeball if your eyelid was shut… that was him. That’s how much pain he had. He severely inflamed that Achilles tendon and he had already had two months of rest and care and even after that it was that painful.  He had hurt the tendon and there are muscles around that tendon and they influence the tendon and I developed a technique to assess that injury and accelerate its repair. So we worked on it for 2.5 days and each hour he got better and better and just before he went out to vault in the semifinal 2.5 days later I could squeeze on that tendon and it had gone down from a 10 to a 2 [pain threshold]. He came back a couple hours later and eventually he made his third Olympic team. Sometimes you don’t really play any role at all, the athlete didn’t really have any issues. And other times you know without a shadow of a doubt you made a huge contribution to that person and in Derrick’s case I’m proud to say we definitely made a huge contribution so that was an honor to get to do that.”

Through it all, Dave has maintained a degree of awe and humility despite his coveted position. His gratitude for where he is and what he does is apparent in every word and gesture. Another one of his favorite stories involves a man named Brian Frasier.

“Brian Frasier is a Paralympian. He was a good sprinter at North Carolina State University and there’s a train that goes through the campus. And it slows down when I goes through campus and he said some of the kids would run and jump on the train and jump in the box car. Then they would go down to the next town 100 miles away and spent the day there messing around and the next train coming back and they would hop on that and they just did that all the time, goofing around. One day he’s running to hop up on the train and he slips and falls under the train. And the wheels amputated half of one foot and got him mid-calf on the other leg. He’s fortunate that he didn’t die. In that situation when you are so young and you have your whole life ahead of you and it looks like you have no life, some people choose to end their lives or turn to drugs or alcohol or and just throw everything away. That’s a very common and sad thing. But Brian didn’t do that. He used that as a motivator. Obviously in the beginning he went through a rough time but he focused and said, ‘This is what I have, what can I do with it.’ So what he did was train really hard and he competed and he was selected by his teammates to be the flag bearer in the opening ceremonies. There is only one and he was the one. So he set countless world records in the 100, 200, relays, and the long jump over the years. He was selected US team captain. And won a ton of medals. He is a just a phenomenal person. He works for a company that makes these prosthetics so he can help others. The main people that he works with are all the returning vets that have lost limbs in these wars. I was fortunate to get to work with him and my favorite story about him is before Athens; I had a large group of athletes that were all training at NC State at the track there. NC can get really hot and this one day there it was 105 and everyone is dying out there. They do a sprint and then they go lay on the grass and recover for 20 minutes and get up and do another one. This one guy the whole time he is complaining. Oh it’s so hot. Oh this is horrible. And just going on and on. Blah. Blah. Blah. So Brian got sick of it. So he was sitting on the grass ‘I can’t believe how hard this is…’ and Brian walks by and looks at him and goes, ‘Yeah it is. You ought to try it with just one leg.’ Bam. Puts things in perspective. So I love Brian Frasier.”

Many doctors tend to give up on tougher cases or they refer them out because they don’t really have many answers for people. Much of the neurological work that chiropractors learn in school is designed to find a weakness and just write it down. They learn about the 12 cranial nerves, what to do and how to assess them. When someone comes in with a deficit, their cranial nerves are evaluated. “And then what? Are you going to give them an HIO adjustment? Alright, maybe that might help. Maybe a hundred years ago when there weren’t other factors weakening the body like all the toxins we have now,” says Dave. “But that doesn’t work these days. So we learn about the cranial nerves, but there was no treatment up until Quantum Neurology®.” Even medical, acupuncture, and other healthcare professionals learn about these nerves in the traditional schooling viewpoint. They do the test and, if it is weak, they document it and see if it’s better later.

Dave accounts many patients who have benefited from Quantum Neurology® cranial work. “I had one woman come in who was about 70 and she had lost her sense of smell 50 years earlier. She heard that we did neurologic work so she came in and we did a complete work up. She had no sense of smell that I could find. I gave her one Quantum Neurology® treatment and sent her home and told her to come back for her follow up. And she comes back and she had full restoration of smell. She said

that one day she’s in her kitchen and she said to her husband, ‘What’s that smell? What

is that?’ And then she says her husband says, ‘Oh honey, that’s the garbage.’ So sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for.

I had another woman who had lost her hearing.  If you spoke in a very loud voice she could hear that but certainly not at a conversational level. We did a work up…definitely a profound hearing loss. I gave her one Quantum Neurology® treatment and when I was done I brought the husband over and said, ‘Go ahead and say something.’ And he in a soft whisper said, ‘I love you.’ And his wife looked up. She had been deaf for over 20 years. ‘Did you just say you love me?’ So that is very rewarding to be able to do that.

Another woman had throat cancer. They removed a lot of tissue from her throat and they had to remove a third of her tongue. They took a muscle from another part of her body and put that into her tongue. They graft some skin off of her leg onto it. It’s just amazing what medicine at its best can do. The surgical skills are unbelievable. That left her with the ability to talk but she didn’t have good control and she had lost all taste. So food meant nothing to her, you don’t realize how much a role that plays until you lose it.

Years later she came in, we did our work on her and two things occurred. She went from being able to talk like she had to being able to speak pretty normally. And the second thing is she had taste return. So she just loves food. She’s mad at me now because she gained 800 pounds eating all this food. It wasn’t really 800 pounds, but she can actually taste and enjoy food now.”

For those who may not be familiar with the cranial nerves, there are a lot of nerves happening the tongue. You have nerves 7 and 9 in taste. You have perimeter 5 and 10 for sensation. You have cranial nerve 12 that moves the tongue, and many of them overlap. So it really is a miraculous surgery to be able to reform that tissue. When people have these issues it’s very common that they would have to live with weaknesses for the rest of their life as a result of the damage to these nerves. Traditionally the medical model of healing dictates that after a debilitating injury or nerve damage of any sort you have about 6 months to recover any function. Anything gained up to 6 months is considered maximum recovery.  Often times Quantum Neurologists work with these people so they don’t necessarily have to live under those circumstances. With Quantum Neurology®, we have had tremendous success in restoring functions after several years of damage, sometimes 50 years later. There are cases we have seen with people who are paralyzed for dozens of years and recovered function.

     “I had one woman come into me and she was about 80 and ever since she was a little girl she had severe vertigo and severe motion sickness. Just getting in a car and driving one block in a car would make her vomit. And because she was so sensitive she spent most of her life in her house and only walking in her neighborhood. She could tolerate that motion but couldn’t tolerate the car. On the rare occasion she did have to go somewhere she would take Dramamine or some other motion sickness medicine. So her whole life had been that way and she came to me and we treated her two times and her motion sickness completely went away. That was about 8 years ago and to this day she still is fine. Truly amazing.”

                One child Dave worked with was born without a corpus callosum, which is the connection between the right side of your brain and the left side of your brain (the movie Rainman is a classic example). “This young girl’s motions were quite random when she first came in to see me. There was no intelligible sound coming out of her mouth. They seemed to be random and gargled. Her quality of life wasn’t very good. So we’ve been working with her for a couple of months now. It is amazing she can play games, like on an app. These balloons would come up on a screen and you’d have to actually touch each balloon to make it pop. She can ascertain the trajectory of those balloons now. She knows which ones she has popped, which ones she hasn’t popped. That’s quite a lot of coordinating going on there. And over the period of time for her care her sounds have become more focused. In physical direction her body has become more focused and this week she actually said the word ‘milk’. For many this is a simple thing but for her and her parents it was monumental. So we hope to continue her progress.

Another cranial nerve patient that I had was a 17 year old high school athlete. She was a very good, national class runner who had strained her hamstring. She came in for me to work on her and during her exam I noticed that one of eyes is just moving all over the place off to the side and I asked what occurred. Well this young lady was born three months premature. She weighed less a pound and her lungs weren’t developed, since the lungs and the eyes are the last things that are developed. And so they had to put her in an incubator with high oxygen to help get that tissue oxygen saturation. Unfortunately the oxygen damaged her vision. And in her left eye her peripheral vision was effected. Her vision was this little tiny window. So to look at you she would have to turn her eyes and look in that direction. In addition to that in both eyes her visual acuity was 2400. Legally blind is 2200. So in that left eye not only did she have only a little window but it was 2400. So what you or I could see from 400 feet away that would big a pretty big sign she would have to be 20 feet away from it just to see it. I asked the mom if I could document that and she said yes. So I did. I brought in my chart, did a work up, and it was exactly what she said. A little tiny slit. Of her entire field of vision all she had was 7%. So then we treated her. I gave her one treatment. She opened up her eyes and she started to cry. And her mother was across the room and I can see the mother starting to get out of her chair and coming forward me as if to hurt me. Because I have hurt her daughter, apparently. But I knew what had happened. So I said, ‘Tell me what’s going on. Tell me quick before your mother hits me.’ She goes, ‘I can see.’ Her mother literally stopped. I said, ‘What do you mean?’ She said, ‘I can see everything.” Her entire field of vision was restored. It was a true miracle. When I retested her she has 100% of her cardinal field of gaze and her visual acuity had gone from 2400 to 2200. That was almost 4 years ago. I am still in contact with her and she never lost those gains from that one treatment.” It’s always wonderful to help somebody but it’s so special to help young people because you know that those gains will last them throughout their life and they have a different trajectory of life.

                For those of you who don’t know, Quantum Neurology® was born from techniques George developed after his wife Lori injured her spinal cord. At the time, he had no idea how valuable these techniques would become. Dave says, “What I found as a chiropractor is that I have often struggled trying to get people to understand what I am doing or believe what I’m doing. And, as a Quantum Neurologist®, it is even tougher because we say we can take someone that has been blind for 17 years and treat them one time and they can see and people have difficulty believing that. Even the ones that want to.” Dave further describes this difficulty in understanding in an analogy: “It’s like if we were to get into a time machine and go back 150 years to the age of the horse and someone would ask you how long it takes to go from Los Angeles to San Francisco? For us in 2013 we’d say it takes about 7 hours. But to say that to someone 150 years ago they’d go, ‘No don’t you mean 7 days because you are on a horse.’ And to explain to them no, its actually hours, not days, even the most brilliant minds of the time couldn’t wrap their mind around that that is even possible. And that’s where we are as Quantum Neurologists®. The technique that you have developed is so advanced hopefully in 50 years everyone gets treated at that speed. But now it’s very hard for people to understand. So we will see people where they say ‘There’s no way you are going to be able to compete. This is no way this going to heal in time. It’s going to take weeks or months for you to recover’, and we’re getting them better in a matter of hours.”

                The proof is really in the results. For example, with athletes there are traditional therapy concepts such as what’s called RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. Quantum Neurology® might use those methods but it’s definitely not the focus. Quantum Neurology® up regulates the Nervous System. With professional athletes, this makes a huge mark. Dave explains: “You can have a great athlete and they are great shape and all those top athletes are so close in ability but Quantum Neurology will bring something different to the table. It brings the athletes, even the ones that are apparently perfect, into a higher state. And I believe, and my athletes believe as well, that one of the major factors that helps them is Quantum Neurology® because all those athletes are so close together and if you can even be half of one percent better than that quite often makes all the difference.”

Of course, as with any patient, not all Quantum Neurology® cases are the same. It took George 10 years to fully recover Lori, with much learning process along the way. But eventually he developed QN as we know it today. He says that same injury now would probably take a series of months to get her back to 100%, with all the knowledge Quantum Neurologists have now. And they’re still exploring and discovering new techniques. In Dave’s recent experience he describes one patient who’s treatment is not so immediate, but no less miraculous.

“We had a young lady come in this year who was driving a four wheeler…alongside of a cliff. I never asked her why she was doing this but she was. Seemed like a good idea at the time apparently. So she’s driving along she actually had a teenager on the back and the cliff if where you are and the teenager tapped her on the shoulder to ask her a question so she looked over her left shoulder and turned the wheel. The vehicle took a sharp right turn and turned off the cliff it was 150 ft. cliff. That’s 15 stories. So go to downtown LA. Go to the 15th floor of a building. Open the window and step out. And that’s what she did. And she went down and as luck would have it she hit a tree. Tree branches absorbed her fall and through the grace of God she didn’t die. She is paralyzed from the chest down. She spent the last three years in and out doing neurology and they told her she would never move her legs again. She could forget about that. That she could never fire her core muscles again.

When she came in to see me in a wheelchair one of my other patients had been telling her for two years to come see me. And finally she came in. She couldn’t move anything below her T4 vertebrae  and she had no bladder function. So she was using a catheter and she was putting out about 1200 cc’s of urine a day. And, with most people that are paraplegic, the thing that leads to their premature death is kidney failure. It’s not just the nerves of the muscles that are affected but quite often the organs are as well. When you’re only putting out about half your urine output it is going to take its toll over time. So on her first day we did our work up on her and when she came back on her second day I’m thinking the number one thing I need to do is something about longevity. So I gave her a Quantum Neurology® treatment  specifically targeted to up regulate kidney function. And after that treatment the next day her urine output went from three years of averaging 1200 cc’s to 3600. Now she’s mad at me because she is having to cath all the time. I said you know what I just bought you an extra thirty years. So be mad at me all you want. So that was wonderful.

Almost all these stories we are sharing now are all these one time fixes, but not everyone is a one time fix.  Someone can come in to see us and they may metaphorically be at the bottom of a 100 foot well and we can do treatment that, metaphorically, neurologically brings them up 10 feet. But to them there is no change and for us looking at them is no change. And we give them another treatment and we bring them up another 10 feet. But still no apparent outside objective change. No change from the patient’s viewpoint. And you can treat someone, no change, treat them again, no change. And then two things can happen; either you treat them forever and nothing will change or something will change.

With this young lady that I am talking about, on her 8th treatment she came in and we transferred her out of her chair onto the table and she is sitting on the edge of table and we do some things and I said, ‘Kick your leg out.’ I see a lot of severely neurologically impaired people and I am very blessed to do it for so long. We have people coming all over the US, from Asia, from Europe, and sometimes I forget their exact details. I forget their history of how long they have been impaired. This day and this case, which was her 8th treatment, I said, ‘Go ahead and kick your leg out.’ And she struggled and got that leg out. It wasn’t pretty but she did it and then she brought it down. It was kind of hard to tell if she pulled it down or it fell down. So I come back and feel. ‘Go ahead stick that leg out again.’ She brings it out. ‘Go ahead and pull your leg down.’ I could feel she is actually firing those muscles. Then I said, ‘Do the other.’ I said, ‘That’s great.

Then this little light bulb went off in my head. I said, ‘When was the last time you were able to move your legs?’ She goes, ‘Oh Dr. Pascal, I’ve never been able to move my legs here.’ And then her whole story popped back in my head. For almost three years she had never been able to move her legs at all.  And on that 8th treatment, she did. So on her 2nd treatment her kidneys changed. But her 3rd treatment nothing happened. On her 4th treatment no change at all.  5th treatment, nothing. 6th treatment, no change at all. 7th treatment, treat her, absolutely zero change. Nothing. At that point patients get frustrated. Staff gets frustrated. We get frustrated. You go, ‘Gee, I’m sorry. We treated you seven times. I guess you’re not one of those people that is going to get better.’ And when these people come to me, maybe you’re a 100 foot hole and we brought you up 50 feet. We don’t know. We know Quantum Neurology®  works. We’ve helped others. Let’s just see. And on that 8th treatment, she moved. Now she’s doing sets of 100 leg extensions, 100 leg flexes, 100 adductions, 100 abductions, 100 straight leg raises. She is spending 90 minutes a day in a standing frame. She is close to walking. So close to walking.”

For Quantum Neurologists, it all comes back to the nervous system. It’s about maximizing human performance through the nervous system. Through Quantum Neurology®, we have an expanded understanding of the nervous system. We greatly feel that these concepts expand our ability to help people, no matter their history. Which doctor would you rather go to if you were injured? The doctor that says, ‘Sorry, there is nothing we can do for you’ or would you rather go to a doctor that says, ‘If there’s nerve supply here there is an opportunity for rehabilitation.’ It’s not a magic pill, but Dave’s stories give us hope and insight into what an extraordinary thing Quantum Neurology® can be.

For more information on Dr. Dave Pascal: Google “Dr. David Pascal” or go to http://healthinstituteofnorthcarolina.com/Our_Practice.html Dave is located in Cary, North Carolina. His office number is 919-380-8000 or you can send an email to drpascalhelps@yahoo.com

For those of you that are patients that are not near Cary, NC, or that are not elite athletes that need Dave’s care we do have a doctor locator on our website at http://quantumneurology.com/ Just type in your zip code and then you can find the doctor nearest you. You may have to expand on the miles radius feature, but you will be able to find the doctor closest to you.

For doctors that are interested in learning more about Quantum Neurology you can visit our website http://quantumneurology.com/ We have information on training and seminars that we offer. We have a DVD training to get started right away with your patients. And you can go to seminars and get the fine-tuned, hands on training.

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25 CPD Hours!

Muscle Lengthening – June 2, 2013

8CPD Hours!

Commanding the Nervous System™ Training

Learn how to activate innate healing power through
Nervous System Rehabilitation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCU42zfyppQ

Dear Doctor,

My wife’s moderate spinal cord injury was the inspiration behind the discovery of the techniques that have now become Quantum Neurology® Nervous System Rehabilitation.

As I developed these methods my results became more profound. Relieving patients from their typical carpal tunnel, neck, back and shoulder pain became easy.

Patients would walk in with crutches and walkers, and would walk out carrying them. My results were so impressive that I began teaching these concepts in the year 2000. Over the years I have expanded and fine tuned these methods into what is now Quantum Neurology® Nervous System Rehabilitation.

In my life, Quantum Neurology® has allowed me to help those closest to me as well as the patients that I have never met through the Doctors that I have trained. This work is unique because its focus is on strengthening the Nervous System. And the doctors that I have trained to duplicate this work are consistently getting similar results.

These techniques can be used on patients with any Injury, any Illness or any Condition. Quantum Neurology® does not treat the patient’s Injury, Illness or Condition (IIC) – we rehabilitate the patient’s Nervous System. The foundational concepts of Quantum Neurology® Rehabilitation are taught in three Modules. I walk Doctors step-by-step through the different methods of Motor, Sensory and Visceral Rehabilitation.

Commanding the Nervous System™ Training

Module 1 & 2 Combo Event

Thursday May 30 thru June 1, 2013

25 CPD Hours Approved!

 In this event I will be sharing my patented step by step process for restoring Motor, Sensory and Cranial Nerves which deliver QN strategies for:

•  Maximum Nervous System Healing: Pain, Bio-mechanical, Movement Disorders, Numbness, Paralysis, Auto-Immune and more…
• Maximum Human Performance: Strategies that get patients out of a wheel chair are the same used on patients who have achieved Gold Medals and World records
• Improved Clinical Confidence and Abilities backed by an advanced understanding of the Nervous System
• Play Neurology™: Conceptual learning de-mystifies “Neurology” and makes it playful while effecting profound rehabilitation
• Life changing services and healing strategies to invigorate your practice.

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Seminar Topics Include:

 Motor Nerve Rehabilitation

Nothing replaces hands on experience! Motor and Cranial Nerve Rehabilitation are the building blocks of Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation. When performed correctly, patients will experience immediate and profound changes in their body. The very nature of the techniques that Dr. Gonzalez has created allows for a before and after neurological test. These are tangible results that will get your patients excited about their care – excited patients refer! With Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation you can show the patient how their problem is reflected in the Nervous System. This accomplishes many things – first the patient is physically educated about their Nervous System, second the patient understands that the doctor knows exactly where the problem lies, and thirdly, the patient can actually see and feel the change in their body immediately after a correction. The benefits for the patient and the doctor alike are endless. The teamwork nature of the patient’s care creates a special bond in those that practice and receive Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation.

Frozen Shoulder Rehabilitation

Before you come to the seminar, tell your patients to send you all their friends with shoulder problems. When you return, expect to become the “Go To” Doctor for shoulders in your area. You will be amazed at how quickly you will be able to rehab a frozen shoulder. This technique alone can build your practice. This technique utilizes the GRT LITE and the ArthroStim™ by Impac Inc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xLAKhutTx4

G-POI™ – Gonzalez Point of Interruption™

Pain is an illusion! I will show you how to make it disappear. With Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation you will learn how to find the hidden neurological weaknesses in the body. When a nerve is injured it creates the illusions of pain, decreased range of motion and decreased function. The illusion is called a G-POI weakness and it is created by the nervous system to protect your body from further injury. Unless rehabilitated properly, the Nervous System will keep the G-POI weakness active for the rest of the patient’s life. Over time your patient’s body will collect these outdated G-POI weaknesses, just like a computer that is slowed down by loading unnecessary software. This is why patients will complain of injuries from thirty or forty years prior. A great analogy is the emergency brake on your car. The emergency brake is a necessary safety device. When activated properly, it protects your car from rolling down a hill. You can still use your car with the emergency break activated – the car will turn on, it will go forward and reverse, it can turn right or left. There is nothing wrong with the car – it just doesn’t move properly with the emergency break activated. Removing your body’s emergency break, the G-POI weakness, allows the patient to move more freely and function more efficiently, with increased range of motion, improved function and without the restriction of pain.

Sensory Rehabilitation

Most patients don’t even recognize that their suffering is caused by a sensory problem. 80% of the Nervous System is dedicated to Sensory function. Sensory injuries are often long lasting, dull, achy pain and symptoms also may include: numbness, tingling, osteoarthritis, sensitivity to weather and pressure, decreased range of motion, pain and paralysis. With Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation it is not uncommon to rehabilitate patients that have had sensory symptoms for over thirty years. This is a must for any patient that has had serious injury or surgeries.

ERACE

Whether your patient is recovering from surgery or trying to break a world record. This is the technique that will bring out the best in your patient’s physical ability. This is an advanced G-POI™ concept that allows the doctor to functionally rehabilitate patients though their mechanism of injury, activities of daily living, and sports activities. Improve your patient’s functional strength and range of motion – Immediately!

Cranial Nerve Proficiency

Autism, ADD, Dyslexia, Stroke, Brain Injury, Bells Palsy…If you want to help these patients rehabilitate – you need Cranial Nerve Proficiency. Expanding on the basics of Cranial Nerve Rehabilitation, you will learn how to rehab each cranial nerve in depth. Performing these exercises will help your patients strengthen their Nervous System in order to handle the challenges that their conditions present. If you want to have a profound effect on your patient’s quality of life – You need to learn this work.

GAP™ – Gonzalez Anchor Point™

Neurology teaches a direct nerve to injury association. This means that if the big toe is injured it is associated to the L5 Nerve, and if the biceps is injured it is associated to the C6 Nerve. In Quantum Neurology™ Rehabilitation Dr. Gonzalez teaches how the Nervous System injures indirectly. This valuable skill will teach you how any injury can affect any thing in your body. You will learn how to scan the body for a GAP™ and how to correct them and see immediate Neurological Changes.

Muscle Lengthening

Sunday June 2, 2013

8 CPD Hours Approved!

In this event I will demonstrate and teach a skill know by only a few hundred doctors in the World! It’s not stretching it is Muscle Lengthening!

• Change the length of Most Any Muscle in the body
• Lasts until it is re-injured
• Simple strategy to learn and implement
• Protects the practitioners body from injury compared to assisted stretching
• Deliver results that will wow your patients

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QaQQczuMMg

Don’t Stretch – Muscle Lengthen

Change the length of most muscles in seconds.

Yes! I said change the LENGTH of the muscle.  This is not stretching. Stretching as you know is usually time consuming and demonstrates at best temporary results. If you’re like most people who stretch 30 minutes before your activity, you would probably be happy if your flexibility lasted through the workout. But as fate has it, by the time your body cools down, your muscles are just as tight as they were before you stretched.

I have worked with professional athletes for years doing the typical isometric stretching. The results are OK, but it was so difficult on my body. I was physically having to resist their stretch with my body. Sure the athlete felt great, but now I needed to get worked on because I was sore or injured after doing the assisted stretching.

I personally have always been blessed with great flexibility until I came down with a serious lung infection. I felt my muscle flexibility disappear overnight. For a time there I was stretching every day for an hour just to maintain the flexibility I had remaining.

I kept this routine up for years until I stumbled upon a fantastic discovery.  I found a way to unlock the muscle through the Nervous System. I can now lengthen just about any muscle in the body in about 30 seconds!  I can bend forward with my knees locked and palm the floor right now. No stretching, no warm up – it’s not a trick and it’s not stretching, the reason I can do this is because my muscles have been lengthened. If a muscle can be isolated it can be lengthened. This is not an exaggeration, even when considering that every person is different and the cause of muscle tightness can vary from person to person.

This is a unique skill that has no comparison. There is nothing else like it. Its value is immeasurable when you look at the all the patients’ lives that will be changed through your hands using this technique. Everyone loves having this flexibility it adds value to your patients life and your practice. It will make you a hero in your community as the go to doctor that gets results where others fail.

I guarantee that this technique is simple to learn and to implement. Anyone who has been trained so far has been able to duplicate the same results by the time they leave the seminar. If you choose to attend this event you will personally benefit while experiencing the results and the value of the work first hand. This is a hands on experience that will give you a skill that will last your entire career.  Seating is limited and is held on a first come first serve basis.

I urge you to learn Quantum Neurology® because you have patients that need Neurological Rehabilitation. You should want to learn Quantum Neurology® because you deserve to provide this care.

I want to share with you how to activate the Nervous System and get these results. Quantum Neurology® is healing the world through Neurological Rehabilitation.

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IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST QUANTUM NEUROLOGY SEMINAR
RECEIVE A 20% DISCOUNT!

(DISCOUNTS: New = 1st Time Attending Seminar / Refresher = Have Attended Seminar Before)

MODULE 1 & 2 COMBO + MUSCLE ELONGATION – May 30 – June 2, 2013
25CPD + 8 CPD

Sydney, AUS – YHotel
$3,440US – FIRST QN SEMINAR

MODULE 1 & 2 COMBO ONLY- May 30 – June 1, 2013
25CPD Only

Sydney, AUS – YHotel
$2,320US – FIRST QN SEMINAR

MUSCLE ELONGATION ONLY- June 2, 2013
8 CPD Only

Sydney, AUS – YHotel
$1,200US – FIRST QN SEMINAR

Seminar Hours: 9am to 6pm (Fri – Sun)

The May/June Modules 1&2 and Muscle Seminar will be held at the Y Hotel Hyde Park Sydney. (Level 4 / Mary Jane Barker Room)

The Museum train station is the closest station to the hotel.

Y Hotel Hyde Park

5-11 Wentworth Avenue
Sydney, NSW 2000
02-9264-2451
http://www.yhotel.com.au/

Hotels within walking distance:

1. Pullman Sydney Hyde Park hotel
   26-36 College Street
   Sydney NSW 2010
   02-9361-8400
   http://www.accorhotels.com/
2. Best Western Plus Hotel Stellar
   4 Wentworth Avenue
   Sydney, NSW 2000
   02-9264-9754
   http://www.hotelstellar.com/
3. Econo Lodge Sydney South
   40-44 Wentworth Avenue
   Sydney NSW 2010, Australia
   (02)8262 8844
   http://www.econolodge.com
4. Travelodge Hotel
   27-33 Wentworth Avenue
   Sydney NSW 2010, Australia
   (02)8267 1700
   http://www.travelodge.com.au

Prerequisite: Must be a Licensed Medical Professional that is certified to Diagnose and Treat. (e.g., MD, DC, LAc, DO, ND, NP).

ATTENTION: Quantum Neurology® Rehabilitation is not a treatment or a cure; it is Neurological Rehabilitation. Doctors often use the word treatment to describe their interaction with a patient, not to imply a cure for a patient’s Injury, Illness or Condition. Quantum Neurology® Rehabilitation uses traditional and unique neurological evaluations to perform before and after validation of neurological changes. Even though you may share the same symptoms as a patient mentioned on this web site; each patient and their injury, illness or condition is unique. As with any form of rehabilitation; there is no way to predict or guarantee how you or anyone else will respond to neurological rehabilitation. Your results may vary.

HOTEL INFORMATION

Sydney, AUS

The hotel for our Austrialian trips is The Menzies in Sydney. The contact information for the hotel is, PH:61-2-9299-1000 / FX: 61-2-9290-3819 / Email / Book your room online (Hotel #2977)

SEMINAR POLICY

Must be a Licensed Medical Professional that is certified to Diagnose and Treat. (e.g., MD, DC, LAc, DO, ND, NP).

*You may register for seminars on the same weekend separately, or as a combo package. Please call or see the Order Form for pricing.
**Seminars are from 9am to 5pm, unless stated otherwise.

We require that all Seminar attendees sign a Professional Integrity Agreement before being admitted to the Seminar and obtaining the notes. Download a copy.

Quantum Neurology® reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any seminar; efforts will be made to give notice in advance. We are not responsible for any costs incurred, including airfare (or penalties) and hotel, as a result of a cancellation or date and time change of any seminar.

HOTEL INFORMATION

Los Angeles, CA

To download the hotel map and information, please click here. Quantum Neurology has a negotiated price for our hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Los Angeles – West Side, of $102 per night for a standard room, or $112 for a City View room. To secure this rate you will need to ask for the Quantum Neurology rate, Corporate ID Code #0002753375. You can use this ID Code online as well, at Hilton.com. If you are not already, make sure you sign up for the Hilton HHonors Club for points toward free hotel stays and airline miles!

SEMINAR POLICY

Must be a Licensed Medical Professional that is certified to Diagnose and Treat. (e.g., MD, DC, LAc, DO, ND, NP).

*You may register for seminars on the same weekend separately, or as a combo package. Please call or see the Order Form for pricing.
**Seminars are from 9am to 5pm, unless stated otherwise.

We require that all Seminar attendees sign a Professional Integrity Agreement before being admitted to the Seminar and obtaining the notes. Download a copy.

Quantum Neurology® reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any seminar; efforts will be made to give notice in advance. We are not responsible for any costs incurred, including airfare (or penalties) and hotel, as a result of a cancellation or date and time change of any seminar.

 HOTEL INFORMATION

Cary, NC

The seminars in Cary, NC will be conducted in the office of Dr. Pascal; 1155 Kildaire Farm Road, Ste 202, Cary, NC 27511. Please download the Seminar & Hotel information map.

SEMINAR POLICY

Must be a Licensed Medical Professional that is certified to Diagnose and Treat. (e.g., MD, DC, LAc, DO, ND, NP).

*You may register for seminars on the same weekend separately, or as a combo package. Please call or see the Order Form for pricing.
**Seminars are from 9am to 5pm, unless stated otherwise.

We require that all Seminar attendees sign a Professional Integrity Agreement before being admitted to the Seminar and obtaining the notes. Download a copy.

Quantum Neurology® reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any seminar; efforts will be made to give notice in advance. We are not responsible for any costs incurred, including airfare (or penalties) and hotel, as a result of a cancellation or date and time change of any seminar.