As people age, the effects of gravity, toxins and lifestyles tend to
compress the discs of the spine. This compression results in loss of
height from our maximum height at the age maturity. The effects of
gravity can be clearly observed in the two to three centimeter (~3/4 to
1 1/4 inch) compression of the spine when comparing height between
morning and evening measurements.
As these discs become compressed, over the years, they also cause
compression and kinking in the blood vessels and nerves which follow
the spine. Reduction of blood flow near the spine and pinching of
nerves in the spine are associated with dozens of unhealthy conditions.
This is the basis of chiropractic treatment theory yet, despite regular
chiropractic treatments over the years, most people still suffer from
the effects of compressed discs as they age (though these effects are
often mitigated in the short term by this chiropractic treatment).
Regular chiropractic treatments seem to slow the degeneration of the
spinal discs but they do not appear to prevent their long-term
compression with age.
In the late seventies Dr. J. David Kuntz, a neurosurgeon currently
living in Canada, noticed that compressed discs in the neck area were
often associated with a variety of disease conditions. He developed a
method to replace three or four of the discs in the neck using plastic
pads and found that some very serious "incurable" conditions
disappeared after the surgery. Since 1979 he has studied the results of
300 of these disc replacement surgeries and found that people recovered
from dozens of different conditions after the surgery. Dr. Kuntz
noticed significant improvement in disease conditions which include:
dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus, headaches, strokes, Alzheimer's,
Parkinson's, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Multiple Sclerosis.
Altogether he identified 125 "different" conditions which were
associated with compressed discs in the neck area. A list of these
conditions can be found at:
http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/cervical.htm
Besides expense, the main problem with Dr. Kuntz' surgical disc
replacement method is that it results in reduced mobility in the neck
area.
My familiarity with benefits of chiropractic treatments and Dr. Kuntz'
work should help to explain why I am so excited about the increases in
height which have been reported by people using the Star Babies,
Twilight and other ORMUS products. Rochelle, Vickie, Dr. Stillwell,
Lyna and I have all reported an increase in morning height measurement
subsequent to using these products.
At this point it is difficult to tell which of the products is most
effective in regard to reconstituting or re-inflating the spinal discs.
The best results have been reported to be associated with the use of
the Star Babies' Crystal Pyramid (see:
http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/sbtestimonials.htm
)
and the Twilight "Star Chamber" in that order but there are indications
that other ORMUS products may have the same benefits. When I measured
my height immediately before taking my first Crystal Pyramid I found
that my height was only an eighth of an inch less than at my tallest.
This might suggest that the ORMUS products I have been taking since
1996 have been instrumental in marinating my height but I did not take
any measurement before I started.
The Trap Water Diary lady (See:
http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/twdiary3.htm )
wrote "I feel as if I have grown, in height" but, unfortunately, she
did not do before-and-after height measurements to confirm her feelings.
Actually, we may find that the greatest increases in height are
associated with a combination of all the above. In this context I would
recommend that everyone who starts in on any of the ORMUS products (I
am including the Twilight and Star Babies products in the ORMUS
category) measure their height as soon as they can for a baseline. I
would suggest that results may become evident within a few weeks; so a
regular program of weekly height measurement might be quite helpful. I
hope that folks will also watch out for the other benefits which are
associated with the decompression of the spinal discs.