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SET-DB™ is very effective and efficacious at removing sensitivities to foods, nutrients, inhalants, substances found in the environment, as well as many other things one might develop a sensitivity to. If the Clearing Procedure is done correctly and the four-hour avoidance period is properly observed one clearing is typically all that’s needed.
The Practitioners Manual mentions a couple of patients who needed multiple clearings to various substances over the years. One had fairly severe chemical sensitivities when she first came to see me and the other had multiple sclerosis that had gone into a remission of sorts after many treatments from a homeopathic MD in Reno, Nevada. Almost no one else needed a clearing repeated.. Then I had an interesting case early this month. A 53-year-old woman had been experiencing rashes and itching; rashes on her legs (left worse than right), itching in her armpits and on her arms, occasionally on her chest. She’s had various clearings over the years so a complete program wasn’t warranted. When we reviewed her diet nothing jumped out. There also weren’t any environmentals that jumped out. Not exactly a needle-in-the-haystack problem as we can pin our detective badge on and ask some pointed questions. She has had reactions to supplements many times in the past so I turned to them. I ignored asking about medications because I knew she takes none. Her reactions were typically headaches. She had been taking a supplement called Iodoral for a few weeks. Iodoral supplies iodine in the form of iodine and potassium iodide. As I was only going to check her for Iodoral I chose to do it via leg length. It did not make her leg go short, but I felt she should be cleared for it anyway so I performed the clearing. She became dizzy upon getting off the table then experienced blurry vision, nausea, increased heart rate (77 to 107 after walking a few steps), and widespread itchiness. Then her chest felt “on fire” and she had strong itching in the left leg. And finally, minor tightening of the throat. With her and others who experienced unusual sensations while holding a clearing vial or something they brought in, I typically wait until the sensations subside before having them release the vial/item. She requested to let go of it when the timer went off. Within 10 minutes most, but not all, of the symptoms resolved. Only itching on her legs where the rashes were remained. I did some research into iodine and learned that since bromine had replaced iodine in bread (back in the 1970s?), and bromine had become so prevalent in modern society, it was replacing iodine in the body. Where iodine might be found and be part of normal function, bromine was there instead, mucking things up. The interesting thing is, I learned that when iodine replaces bromine, after taking a supplement like Iodoral, the body will detox the bromine by eliminating it through the kidneys. When the body detoxes something it often suffers detox symptoms like rashes and itching, among many other things. The following day I checked some things on the ZYTO and ended up clearing Ioderal, which had a dR of 59, iodine, and bromine. I know you’re thinking: “But you just cleared her for Ioderal the day before!” Yes I did, but remember I don’t recommend rechecking anything on the ZYTO for 30 days. This time she had no symptom-responses after the clearing. The leg rashes have improved significantly, but haven’t disappeared. She’ll be almost rash-free only to flare up one morning. It doesn’t seem related to taking the Iodoral but could certainly still be indicative of bromine detox. I’ll talk more about iodine in the next post but want to discuss a little more her exaggerated response to the clearing. While it’s likely impossible to know for sure why this happens with her except to say that everyone responds different to the energy of a clearing, but none as different as this patient. Let me review a few other experiences from the past:
One final comment. I cleared for Iodorol even though it didn't make her leg go short. If I was muscle testing the muscle would have stayed strong. Why clear then? I wrote I "felt" it should be cleared anyway. Most practitioners of some kind of "energy work" have learned to be sensitive to impressions. If I had done the research on iodine before and remembered rashes and itching were possible detox symptoms I could say it was an educated guess. But the research came after. Call it a professional hunch if you like. A call for case histories As I'm not in active practice right now, and my memory's not getting better, I'd like to ask for cases from your files to share with others. Please pick one case you found interesting, for any reason, write it up and send it to me in an email. If I have questions I'll get back to you. Please leave names out, of course, and add a short statement that you approve of me sharing the case on this site. Thanks.
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