Respiratory Problems, Neurostructural Integration Technique & Health Kinesiology

A case study from Linda Graham:

Tom aged 11 had bronchiolitis as a baby and history of respiratory problems. He had suffered a severe asthma attack brought on by cats (his friends). His mother took him to his local asthma nurse who gave him another inhaler. I saw him 4 days later and gave him the following treatment.

NST (Neurostructural Integration Technique) basic body balance and the Lung procedure. This is a body treatment, non invasive and quite gentle. He said it tickled. I then did a health kinesiolgy SET allergy detox. This identified his body had a reaction to wheat and pet hairs in particular. We discussed nutrition and what alternatives he could have to wheat.

He phoned me himself 2 hrs after getting home to say his peak flow reading was 320. It had previously been 200-250. He was really excited.

He phoned me again the next morning at 8.00am to say it was 300, his mother came on the phone to say it had never ever been 300 in the mornings.

He phoned me again 2 days later to say his peak flow was 350. His mother said he told her it was 340 and she didn't believe him, so she made him do it again in front of her and it was 350. They are so pleased because he also has not used his inhalers since his treatment.

Linda Graham, Bowen, NST, Health Kinesiology practitioner (Grimsby Lincolnshire, England)

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