This patient was around 60 years old, actively playing volleyball in the winters and summer on sand courts. She had chronic pain in her joints and muscles that limited what she could do.
It slowed her down and she wasn’t as effective of a player as she wanted to be.
She came in for an exam and I found all of the muscles in her body were in a neurologically weakened state.
Something was obviously bothering her system.
When I find this type of pattern I always start in the head. Chances are it’s something going on in the mouth or the cranial bones themselves.
In this case the culprit was a gold crown.
Gold in the mouth never seems to end well. I told her the news and within a week she was at the dentist getting the gold out and a new crown in.
In her very next volleyball game all of her teammates noticed a drastic difference in her. Since she is a setter, she is required to sometimes run around the court quite a bit (depending on the passes).
Apparently her teammates and the team she was playing were amazed at how well she was moving.
She told them her chronic pain of many years duration was virtually gone.
All because of a gold crown…..
Greetings from the UK. 24 years ago I suffered a Rotator Cuff injury, meds & physio got me back to normal. 3 years later I had a gold crown fitted with no problems whatsoever. 6 years ago my chiropractor, by muscle testing in a way similar to you, identified that the same shoulder was weak & not fully mobile. The crown was suggested as causing the problem. 3 days later the crown was replaced with a composite one and the results were immediate, full movement & strength!!! (much like Youtube – Effects of dental crowns. Simon King). Keep up the good work, people need to be made aware of this, it’s life changing.
Excellent. Glad you got it figured out.