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spontaneous restoration of knee-arthropathy

Position pictures and MRI, X-ray pictures of spontaneous restoration.

  l MRI pictures before she was treated.


She suddenly had an acute pain on her right knee joint in June 1994. She had an MRI examination at N university hospital as a tumor suspect. As a result, a large gap was found at the joint of the femur caput head and that of the tibia. She was told that the only way of cure was replacing with artificial joints, because the meniscus had cracked at the center. But she refused to have the operation, for she had diabetes, too. The doctor explained to her that the diabetes would have prevented the open wound form the operation curing promptly but would make the wound worse.
l Positions before she was treated.
She visited my clinic because her daughter-in-law, who had had experienced my treatments before, earnestly encouraged her. At that time, she found it difficult to walk and impossible to go up and down the stairs. She suffered, even when she didn't move, from a continual pain of the right knee-joint. Of course, she couldn't stand on her right leg or sit.
l X-ray after she was treated.
The gap of the right knee joint center, which was remarkable, has improved after about five months. A space had been appearing at the cleft point of the joint so that her body balance improved. This fact proves that the knee functions have been restored.

 
  l Positions after she was treated.


She can stand on one leg, the right leg. She has improved as she leads her life without a hitch and engages in a volunteer work.
Ikemori has suffered from hypoglycemia from her infancy. She has been taking insulin treatments(about 40 units per day) for over forty years since she was found to have diabetes when she was nineteen years old. She also forced herself to walk to maintain the blood sugar balance. As a result, she had a nerve impediment of the leg in the latter half of her twenties so that she couldn't move her toe, loosing the sensation and moreover she had even lost the call of nature for disposing of stool and urine. Generally, doctors, as internal medicine direction, often suggest that diabetes patients walk to decrease the blood sugar level, because walking at a quick pace promotes the sugar metabolism to maintain the blood sugar balance. However, the sugar metabolism, in its dissolving process, produces lactic acid so the leukocytes in the blood will become inactive. Decreasing of the permeation percentage and making the metabolism worse combine to induce a sciatic nerve impediment and nerve impediment of the leg. Ikemori burdened her leg with walking beyond her physical strength so that she damaged her knee joints. It was proved by X-ray follow-up survey that the injury of the meniscus, for which was needed an artificial joint replacement operation, was cured by the method of NRT.

NRT stands for NATURAL RECOVERY THERAPY. It is a remedy for overcoming diseases by first checking the living blood visually through a monitor and then regulating the conditions of the blood by observing its quality, shape and function, which can not be observed by conventional blood tests, and giving a necessary prescription in accord with the results. By doing so, the immune system will be strengthened, and all the body cells will be further activated by correcting the whole body frame. Therefore, this method can be counted on as a radical remedy for not only lumbar pains but also for many kinds of disease.

CreatedF1998.07.30G@@Last modefiedF1999.01.31G

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The person who was in charge of the examination: Dr.Kazuhiro Honbe