Release the Pain

10/28/2026

I've actually noticed that a good number of clients who come to me complaining of neck, mouth or head pain have had orthodontist, worn braces, in their past.

I often feel that the sharp wires from the braces can irritate the buccal mucosa (inner cheeks, I used to be a dental hygienist for many years), and can irritate the dental arch and jaw structure...which possibly leads to the tightening of the affected fascia , thus causing the later pain and tight fascia.

Nonetheless, I am able to help the fascia release itself and then the pain and tightness leaves

10/28/2026

What is fascia?

10/28/2026

In Israel, scientists conducted a remarkable study. A single drop of a participant’s blood was placed under a microscope and projected on a screen. What they saw was captivating: bacteria slowly moving around… and macrophages — the “clean-up crew” of the blood — just lying dormant.

The bacteria were wandering freely, as if on a peaceful evening stroll. The macrophages? Fast asleep, ignoring their job entirely.

Then something unexpected happened. The participant was shown a funny movie — and as their mood lifted, the macrophages suddenly “woke up.” One of them rolled over to a nearby bacterium and started devouring it with real enthusiasm.

This wasn’t lunch time. This was science.

🧠 Our mood directly influences our immune cells.

Here’s the twist: the blood sample had been separated from the participant and was in a different room. Somehow, the change in the participant’s emotional state affected the blood at a distance.

When researchers switched to horror film clips, the opposite happened. The bacteria became energized, multiplied rapidly, and even started attacking the macrophages, forcing them to retreat.

👉 The state of our consciousness plays a critical role in maintaining our inner ecosystem.

And it doesn’t stop with us. Since our relatives share our bloodline, our emotional states can influence their immune systems too — even across continents. This is what some call “family immunity.”

A watchmaker once shared a story: whenever his left index finger would start twitching — making his delicate work impossible — he wouldn’t massage it or take supplements. He’d call his mother, thousands of kilometers away, and say:

“Mom, you’re worrying again! Stop it — I can’t work like this!”

Even mild maternal anxiety was enough to affect his physiology.

🌿 The takeaway:
The old saying “It’s my life, I’ll do what I want” is outdated. Our mental state impacts not just our health, but the well-being of those we love.

So, find ways to cultivate joy, laughter, and inner harmony — not just for yourself, but for your entire “immune tribe.”

PS: This reminds us of Norman Cousins, who famously healed from a terminal illness through laughter. His story, told in “Anatomy of an Illness” (1976), showed that positive emotions can activate the body’s healing systems. Turns out, “Laughter is the best medicine” isn’t just a saying — it’s physiology.

Reposted from Your Minds

10/22/2026

The body was meant to heal itself.

When natural solutions rid the toxins, then the body is able to.

🚨 BREAKING: New 44-page review finds one of the broadest anticancer mechanism profiles ever documented for two cheap, off-patent drugs.

Ivermectin + mebendazole: 37 distinct mechanism classes across 25 human cancer types.

Researchers at the McCullough Foundation and The Wellness Company synthesized evidence from more than 100 studies (through October 2026).

The result is a striking map of complementary activity from two drugs already on the WHO Essential Medicines List—with decades of human safety data and generic pricing.

Key numbers from the review:

• Ivermectin: 29 distinct anticancer mechanisms (oncogenic signaling, mitochondria, nuclear transport, immune modulation, resistance pathways).

• Mebendazole: 26 mechanisms (microtubule disruption, angiogenesis inhibition, kinase targeting, immune activation, chemo sensitization).

• Combined: 37 mechanism classes after accounting for overlap.

• Preclinical activity documented across 25 human malignancies, including breast, colorectal, lung, prostate, pancreatic, ovarian, glioma/glioblastoma, and several hematologic cancers.

The mechanisms span nearly every major hallmark of cancer biology:

• Disrupt cell division and mitotic spindle

• Trigger programmed cell death (apoptosis)

• Interfere with tumor energy production and hypoxia responses

• Inhibit new blood vessel formation

• Suppress growth signaling pathways

• Target cancer stem-like cells

• Reduce invasion/metastasis

• Modulate antitumor immunity

• Disrupt DNA repair and multidrug-resistance pumps

• Sensitize tumors to chemotherapy and radiation-related pathways

One randomized trial (metastatic colorectal cancer) found that adding mebendazole to standard treatment produced a 65% tumor response rate versus 10% in controls, with median progression-free survival of 9.25 months versus 3.00 months.

Clinical data overall remain limited (mostly observational or single-agent) and the authors explicitly note that no published preclinical study has yet directly tested the combination itself.

Large, randomized trials are still needed.

Both compounds have long safety records at antiparasitic doses, oral administration, and existing manufacturing.

The review concludes there is now an urgent scientific rationale to test them as adjunctive therapy and calls on institutions such as the National Cancer Institute to launch those trials.

In the meantime, patients continue exercising right-to-try options under physician guidance.

The evidence can no longer be ignored.

Two inexpensive generics with this range of documented activity warrant immediate, independent testing to determine whether any of it translates into meaningful clinical benefit.

10/12/2026

🔥🚨 DEVELOPING: American scientists at the University of Michigan may have just changed cancer treatment forever.

A breakthrough called Histotripsy uses concentrated sound waves to literally liquefy tumors from the inside, no cutting, no poisoning the body with chemo, no radiation burns.

Dr. Zhen Xu and the late Dr. Charles Cain pioneered this technology, and the results are turning heads across the medical world.

Why is this not the biggest story in the country right now?

10/06/2026

This looks amazing- have you tried any of this?

https://fb.watch/K4RP2YIFcJ/

10/06/2026

Science is catching up to what we do and know as myofascial release therapists! 💜 Post from Facebook-
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have revealed that fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports every organ, muscle, and cell in the body, forms a quantum electromagnetic network. This network plays a crucial role in communication throughout the body, potentially acting as the primary system for transmitting information, even surpassing the traditional role of the nervous system.

Fascia, once thought to merely provide structural support, is now recognized for its far-reaching influence on the bodys functions. The quantum electromagnetic signals it produces help coordinate cell-to-cell communication, influencing everything from movement to immune responses. This discovery could completely redefine how we understand the bodys communication systems, suggesting that fascia acts as a fast, efficient, and widespread network connecting all cells.

This new insight has implications for various medical fields, including pain management, movement disorders, and chronic illness. Researchers believe that understanding how fascia interacts with cells on a quantum level could lead to innovative treatments for conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and even neurological diseases.

The revelation that fascia serves as a primary communication system is a major step forward in the study of human anatomy and could revolutionize how we approach healthcare. It underscores the complexity of the human body and the interconnectedness of all its systems.

What are your thoughts on this potential new role for fascia? How could this change our approach to medicine in the future?

Disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only.

05/17/2026

Scientists have explored whether certain antiparasitic compounds may influence cancer cell growth metabolism or microtubule function in laboratory studies

However published hypotheses case reports or early research papers do not establish that these drugs safely or effectively cure cancer in humans

Experts stress that cancer is a complex group of diseases requiring rigorous clinical trials before treatments can be considered scientifically validated While drug repurposing remains an important field of oncology research patients should rely on evidence based medical guidance from qualified oncology specialists instead of viral claims suggesting that approved cancer cures are being intentionally hidden from the public

fact: Drug repurposing research investigates whether existing medications may have potential uses beyond their original approved purpose

source: Experimental oncology literature peer reviewed publications and public discussions involving repurposed antiparasitic drugs

PMID: Existing publications discuss experimental research but no global oncology authority currently recognizes ivermectin mebendazole or fenbendazole as established cancer cures

disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice diagnosis or evidence based cancer treatment recommendations

04/27/2026

I participated in a Kundalini-Usui Reiki course this morning.

A few hours later I went to work attending to 2 Release the Pain bodywork clients.

The 1st client I saw a few years ago for her rt shoulder.

Working on her, I watched myself doing things that produced magnificent results from her body responses as I hadn't seen before.

As she left, she was so impressed that she said she was having her partner come see me, too.

I told her that I took a Kundalini Reiki class this morning and as I take these classes to heal myself....I gain in myself at getting better and faster in helping others..she smiled big and agreed and said that she noticed that difference today, compared to our last session years ago.( which was still memorable and very good, that's why she looked me up to see her again, lol)

The 2nd client, a young man, had history of drug addiction, physical fighting, being hit in face, childhood bullying and more.

He was tense, his eyeballs were agitated, he talked alot, had many areas of body pain...but in the end of session, his pain was gone, his body felt loose, he felt calm, relaxed and more settled.

I've always been able to help the body to heal itself, but the reactions during these recent sessions were magnified even more now.

I have taken so many many courses and had so many healings from many others since 2008.

( the picture was taken from an NLP workshop I took in Novato last 4/26)