DIR Return Create A Forum - Home
---------------------------------------------------------
Break the Matrix
HTML https://breakthematrix.createaforum.com
---------------------------------------------------------
*****************************************************
DIR Return to: Cranial Restructuring
*****************************************************
#Post#: 457--------------------------------------------------
NCR Questions
DIR By: Airbag_14261
Date: December 21, 2013, 11:40 pm
---------------------------------------------------------
Hi there.
It's been roughly 3 months since I had my first NCR treatment
here in Australia and I've got a few questions for those that
have had a bit more experience with it than myself. My main
complaints were tinnitus, clear facial asymmetries, poor posture
and a pretty prominent jaw crack that happens when I fully open
my mouth. I believed the issues to be the result of head trauma
sustained as a child as I've got a few scars on my forehead, one
of which directly follows the line of a shallow dent in my
skull.
Anyway, despite being somewhat skeptical of the treatment, I
experienced no negative effects whatsoever but the only positive
effect has been a noticeable improvement in posture. Don't get
me wrong, it was very much a welcomed result but I've not
experienced even the mildest of improvements to any of my other
symptoms. I was told by my NCR doctor that tinnitus can be a bit
hit and miss (I understand that it can also be the result of
systemic inflammation) but I was expecting at least some
improvement in facial asymmetries as that seems to be NCR's
biggest selling point, although I'm sure these things are highly
variable from person to person. I probably did approach it with
too greater expectations but I do intend to go back for more
treatments nonetheless.
So my question is, is this normal and, based on your different
experiences, after roughly how many treatments on average should
one begin to experience improvements in these other areas?
Thanks
#Post#: 458--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Ben
Date: December 21, 2013, 11:58 pm
---------------------------------------------------------
What are you eating? Your body needs the raw materials to make
the changes happen and most of them are just not available in
the typical western diet. Cut out grains and all processed
foods, just eat meat and greens with plenty of fats and
occasional fruits get sunshine and spend time outdoors... see
what happens then
#Post#: 459--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Airbag_14261
Date: December 22, 2013, 12:38 am
---------------------------------------------------------
--- Quote from: Ben link ---
>
> What are you eating? Your body needs the raw materials to make
the changes happen and most of them are just not available in
the typical western diet. Cut out grains and all processed
foods, just eat meat and greens with plenty of fats and
occasional fruits get sunshine and spend time outdoors... see
what happens then
>
>
--- End Quote ---
I don't follow any particular regimen but I would say the
closest thing that describes mine would be the primal diet. I
work outdoors and live in a very hot, very sunny part of the
country so there's no problems there.
#Post#: 460--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Ben
Date: December 22, 2013, 5:19 pm
---------------------------------------------------------
Since it seems to me that many of the health problems we
experience in the industrialised world comes down to some kind
of reaction to our diets (Note the poor health of farmers
compared with hunter gatherers shown in fossil records and the
last remaining hunter gatherers today).
I thought I was eating pretty good, only grain I ate was rice. I
still had a problem with my nose being blocked or partially
blocked most of the time. Anyway since I cut out rice my nose is
functioning better albeit with the limited space it has
(underdeveloped mid-face).
I don't know much about your specific problem but any dietary
changes that can be made to eliminate industrialised/farming age
foods, Grain corn etc, I think will be wise ones.In my
experience just cutting rice the final grain I ate at least over
the last 3 weeks seems to have made a massive difference as far
as inflammation is concerned or immune system or whatever
controls such organs as the turbinates. I would like to wait 6
months before I can conclusively state whether or not the
avoidance of rice has alleviated my symptoms but that is a long
time so I felt I'd just give my 2 cents anyway.
Something else to note is that I've been face pulling and I've
done a couple of NCR sessions (DIY) I don't think that they have
helped much, although it does seem that I'm developing some
cheek bones which I love.
I hope I don't sound too preachy or anything I just want to give
my opinion take what you will from it. In my experience even if
things I've read haven't directly helped me they have
contributed to my journey which I think is leading me towards
optimal health. Peace
#Post#: 461--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: MessiahMews
Date: December 23, 2013, 2:00 am
---------------------------------------------------------
Hey Ben. Rice is well known to cause phlegm, especially white
rice. It doesn't have gluten, but is still a grain,
nonetheless.
Would love to see more pics of the facial pulling results.
#Post#: 501--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Airbag_14261
Date: January 1, 2014, 7:03 pm
---------------------------------------------------------
Sorry for the late reply, and thanks for your response, Ben. I
have a few more questions that someone might be able to answer
for me. I read in an interview with Dean Howell that in some
instances he's noticed patients ears be pulled back slightly
with the movement of the bones to which they're attached. Has
anyone else noticed this? My ears sort of stick out. They're
right on the point of being too big to be able to have short
hair (a problem for me) and not big enough to be considered
bat-ears or anything. Basically, a few mm would do the trick.
Also, I have pretty deep inset eyes with a lot of black skin
around them. It's not puffy black like bags that come and go
with sleep etc, it's just purply black skin which makes me
wonder if it's a sign of underlying issues or if it's just
hereditary. I've also read that this could possibly be at least
partially relieved with NCR. Has anyone else noticed this too?
#Post#: 502--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: January 2, 2014, 1:56 am
---------------------------------------------------------
Airbag, what you describe sounds like a retracted maxilla among
other things. I have the same things you describe. I'm not
convinced that NCR by itself is enough to solve these issues. If
you look at paient zero, Plato and the other proponents of NCR
AND face pulling, they've all undergone orthodontic treatment.
That's why I choose to get palatal expansion aswell as alignment
of teeth as my primary treatment. Check ALF, Homeblock, DNA
applience and the likes out.
#Post#: 503--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Airbag_14261
Date: January 2, 2014, 2:49 am
---------------------------------------------------------
--- Quote from: Knoppe link ---
>
> Airbag, what you describe sounds like a retracted maxilla
among other things. I have the same things you describe. I'm not
convinced that NCR by itself is enough to solve these issues. If
you look at paient zero, Plato and the other proponents of NCR
AND face pulling, they've all undergone orthodontic treatment.
That's why I choose to get palatal expansion aswell as alignment
of teeth as my primary treatment. Check ALF, Homeblock, DNA
applience and the likes out.
>
--- End Quote ---
Thanks for the reply, Knoppe. I already have quite a wide face
and palate and my teeth are quite good. I've never had braces or
fillings or anything else done and my wisdom teeth have all come
through with next to no trouble at all. My bite is fine too
except that my bottom teeth are slightly offset from the top and
horizontally, the entire thing is on a slight angle. I assumed
this to be due to the fact that my nose and central face is off
centre to the corresponding side.
I've just looked into it and it seems there's a Homeoblock/DNA
doctor in my capital city, so perhaps I'll have to book an
appointment sometime.
#Post#: 504--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questionsd
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: January 2, 2014, 3:49 am
---------------------------------------------------------
Ok, I'm by no means an expert and just trying to shot gun
probable cuases here. :) I don't know what you look like and if
you feel that your face/teeth are Ok then they probably are. I
never had braces before (I thank my lucky star for this) and
most people where surprised to see me in bracers because "My
teeth where fine, right?". What they missed is my retruded lower
jaw, cross bite, over jet and oberbite. In my case, for myself,
it was obvious what had to be done. I went through quite a bit
of conventional orthodontist before finally deciding to go
abroad to commence treatment with an ALF-dentist. Sured enough,
he found my bite to be quite disturbing. Which was a relief
seeing as the previous ones just wanted to rip out some teeth
and straighten the rest.
Do you have any jae pain? My tinnitus introduced itself at the
same time as TMJ-pain reared it's ugly head. Do you brux at
night (clench/grind your teeth)? There might be a small
discrepancy that caused bruxing which in turn brings on
tinnitus.
I remember reading up on tinnitus when I first got it. Back then
it was blieved to be caused by damaged nerves in the ear. SOME
cases where belived to be caused by muscular imbalances. To me,
it's obvious now what's causing my problems. My hope is to
recover fully after this treatment and to be able to tell people
about it so that they won't have to suffer as I have.
Back on topic. If it's not your teeth then I'd play around with
nutrition. If you haven't, get off grains. It's amazing the
amount of people who feel so much better without those anti
nutrients. At least three of my friends have followed my lead in
cutting gluten and have noticed an immence difference in well
being and reduction of tummy aches/bloating. I don't care what
people say. It's not fit for human consumption in the quantities
we stuff ourselves with.
Ok, sorry for the rant. A consultation would be a good idea I
think. Unless the practitioner is unethical, you'll know for
sure if correction of your bite's needed. Getting of grains may
help with the worn/tired look.
I myself am about to begin a peatatarian nutritional approach. I
don't think it's a magic bullet but every experiment gives a
clue to solving the puzzle.
#Post#: 505--------------------------------------------------
Re: NCR Questions
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: January 2, 2014, 3:52 am
---------------------------------------------------------
Oh and sorry for all the spelling errors. I'm writing on my
phone and english is not my native tongue.
*****************************************************
Page 1 of 2
DIR Next Page