Case Studies

The following case studies are to give an indication of the types of problems treated. Each case seen can be quite different, have a number of variables, and no guarantees can be given. When presenting at an appointment, clearer indications can be made to the degree of success that is possible.

Most of Pauls patients are happy and find they themselves can evaluate the success of treatment within 1-3 treatments. Images of Paul at work

Case 1
A doctor with severe restriction of movement to the left arm. He couldn't raise his arm above his head. When the muscles were released, a misaligned bone at the elbow joint went back into position, with a loud clunk and an enormous electrical release down the arm. He could raise his arm over his head immediately after one appointment. It had been a problem for months.

Case 2
A nurse with sciatic pain and a herniated disc protruding and causing sharp pain. As the pressure from tight lumbar muscles was released, the pain eased off immediately and the protruding disc, could no longer be felt. This case took one appointment.

Case 3
A scuba diving instructor had a severe 90 degree sharp turn in her lumbar spine which had been there for thirty years, since she was 5 years old. Part of her spine had straightened, some had curved and there was a lump the size of a basketball at the base of her neck. She travels the world and had seen many practitioners but got nowhere. This entire problem had developed since she strained a leg muscle at 5 years of age which caused her foot to turn inwards. No one mentioned muscles or did anything and so the entire spine was effected. After 6 hours of work, nearly all of this problem was removed and the spine returned to normal after 30 years.

Case 4
A young girl aged fourteen with ideopathic scoliosis. She had very weak tissue and a poor diet. Her spine had severely rotated, curved and twisted. Her parents were beside themselves with worry. Despite being very concerned myself, and hours of intense work, which did make some difference while she was on the table, however when she stood up there was no real improvement at all. It didn't hold. And further visits were exactly the same, at which point we all gave up.

Case 5
A young man who worked at a construction company, had been forced to lift and move large slabs of concrete by himself, which the day before five men had been involved in the lifting. But this day the young man was on his own, so he was told he had to do it. He had placed enormous strain down his back and had effectively crushed his lower back, with severely strained muscles and severe nerve problems, inflammation and loads of pain. After three appointments he was back to normal, no pain and back at work.

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