Research presenter: Arisa Ishii”
1 Hello everyone. Thank you for introducing me. My name is Arisa Ishii. I was suffering from the after-effects of my own accident, but when I studied at the Lymph Therapy Academy, my long-standing after-effects improved, and I had a strong desire to help others suffering from the same problems. Aiming to become an “in-demand therapist,” I am currently in charge of Saturdays at the latest oil heating salon in Ginza, in order to treat people with physical problems using the genuine techniques of Lymph Therapy Academy. Masu. We will present our research based on the cases we have examined here. Thank you very much.
2.Based on her past experience, she set the research theme as follows.
This is the effect of the combination of skeletal correction and plasma therapy.
3. The reason we chose this theme was because we wanted to objectively evaluate the improvement status of the chief complaint. Patients treated with a combination of skeletal correction and plasma therapy felt that their chief complaint improved quickly. In addition, skeletal correction is the basis of treatment, and I thought that adding treatments such as plasma therapy and new lymphatic therapy to that would increase the effect of improving the main complaint.
I would like to improve my abilities as a therapist by recording changes in the “moiré image” and “chief complaint” and objectively evaluating them.
4. “By using the normalization of the skeletal structure through skeletal correction as the basis of treatment and combining it with plasma therapy, the improvement effect on the chief complaint may be enhanced.” Based on this hypothesis, we conducted clinical work and data collection while facing the patient. I’ve been piling it up.
Plasma therapy is a therapy that can maximize the “natural recovery power” that humans inherently have. Two methods are used: applying a device called Plasma Fire and drinking plasma water. This allows vibrating electrons (life plasma) and NO (nitric oxide) to be sent into the body. This method makes it possible to produce the energy necessary for life activities without generating active oxygen. By directly introducing the negative electrons needed to increase the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) into the body, the entire body becomes active, the basal body temperature rises, and the immune system becomes more active.
5 In order to verify the hypothesis, we proceeded with the treatment using the following three methods. The first step is to accurately understand the location, degree, and direction of skeletal distortion, twisting, and misalignment using careful medical interviews, moiré topography diagnosis, muscle diagnosis, and palpation. We then use ion channels II and implants to adjust distortions, twists, and misalignments of the skeleton. The second method is to perform plasma therapy after skeletal correction, and to combine these two treatments. In addition, depending on the patient’s actual situation, treatments such as fascial adjustment, lymphatic therapy, ion channel I, and heat therapy may be added. Third, we regularly perform moire topography diagnosis and record changes in the condition of the “external surface.” We also record the patient’s “inner” condition through their words and actions, interviews, palpation, etc. Based on the records, we will evaluate moire images and changes in the chief complaint using moire topography diagnosis.
6. This time we are focusing on the case of a woman in her 40s. I started going to see him on April 30th of this year and am currently undergoing ongoing treatment, but I would like to introduce him based on the records of “moiré images and changes in the chief complaint” up to July 30th.
Case 7 is a 46-year-old woman. As for her past medical conditions, she was diagnosed with high-grade cervical dysplasia in December 2018 and cervical cancer 4 mm in May 2021. As for her personal wishes, she would like to aim for a complete cure for her disease by increasing her natural healing power, rather than by surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. She was particularly excited about plasma therapy, which she had learned on her own. Her chief complaint is that the left side of her body is difficult to move and is painful. She felt uncomfortable in her left groin area, had pain near her uterus, and seemed concerned about irregular bleeding around ovulation and a bump near her anus. She feels stiffness in her neck, shoulders and tightness in her back. Looking at the moire image, you can see that the cervical vertebrae are misaligned, the shoulder blades have a large difference between the left and right sides, and there is strong distortion. Palpation revealed stiffness around the neck and strong tension in the back.
8. By carefully listening to the patient’s wishes and carefully answering their questions, we proceeded with the treatment by getting them to agree to our policy of combining skeletal correction and plasma therapy. The specific treatment details include preparing the pelvis, sacrum, cervical spine, thoracic spine, and lumbar spine with ion channel II and implants, warming them with a thermofire, then approaching the areas with induration with a sword, adjusting the fascia as appropriate, and performing plasma therapy. is to do. I make my own plasma water for each treatment and drink it every day without fail.
9 This is a moire image taken after the third treatment, 43 days after the first treatment. At this time, the soreness on the left side of her body, the abnormal bleeding she had before and after ovulation, and the pain around her uterus had subsided, and the swelling near her anus had become smaller and pain-free. However, she said that she still felt some discomfort around her uterus. One of the things he said to me at this time that left a strong impression on me was his very positive words, “I think if I continue with this treatment, my cervical cancer will get better.” In the serious and frightening situation of a cancer diagnosis, I believe that improvement in the patient’s chief complaint gives them psychological stability, hope for a cure, and strong will. At the same time, I felt a strong sense of my responsibility as a therapist, and a strong desire to constantly improve myself. As the patient’s symptoms began to improve, we started providing guidance and advice on things to be careful about in daily life, exercise, and nutrition.
10 This is a moiré image taken 91 days after the 7th treatment. The difference between the left and right areas near the shoulder blades has disappeared, and the balance has improved. During the treatment just before this moiré image was taken, when I palpated the abdomen, I noticed that there was an induration in the abdomen. I have an induration in my abdomen that didn’t exist until the 6th treatment. With the consent and consent of the patient, we performed a treatment using ion channel I. When I palpated the induration in my abdomen after the treatment, I was able to confirm that the induration had been removed. When I asked the patient about his chief complaint after the treatment, he said, “The discomfort inside the uterus has been reduced to one-tenth of what it was the first time.”
11. In the first moiré image, there was a large misalignment of the cervical vertebrae and a large difference between the left and right shoulder blades, and there was strong distortion. In the seventh moiré image, the balance between left and right is well-balanced. The main complaints include: “The pain in the left side of my body is gone,” “I no longer have irregular bleeding before menstruation,” and “The discomfort around my uterus has decreased considerably, and the pain is completely gone.” . In the future, he is making treatment reservations every 1 to 2 weeks and is working diligently on his treatment, so we are looking forward to further improvement.
12.In addition, the research subjects are those who underwent treatment combining skeletal correction and plasma therapy between April and July of this year. Since symptoms vary from person to person, the degree of improvement varies, but a trend toward improvement in the chief complaint was observed in all patients. What is noteworthy is that among the 6 patients who had more than 4 weeks between treatments, all of them had good moiré images, and with 1 or 2 degrees of correction, their skeletal structure returned to normal. This means that the condition lasted for a long time. This suggests that not only is plasma therapy itself effective, but the improvement effect is amplified when combined with skeletal correction. I would like to continue recording the progress and verifying the results.
13. Through understanding the skeletal structure and palpation mainly using moiré topography diagnosis and muscle diagnosis, we were able to accurately grasp skeletal distortions, misalignments, and torsions. Then, using ion channel II and implants, we were able to pinpoint the spine and normalize the skeletal structure, which led to an improvement in the patient’s chief complaint. It is thought that the combination of skeletal correction and plasma therapy resulted in sustained stabilization of the normal skeletal structure. Even in patients with severe symptoms, the results of moiré images improved and there was a tendency for their chief complaint to improve.
14. Since the skeletal structure is affected by daily lifestyle habits, we believe that advice regarding lifestyle habits after treatment is necessary. I would also like to help patients understand that continuing the treatment multiple times is essential for normalizing their skeletal structure. Patients are required to have a deep understanding of the mechanism and effects of plasma therapy, and their image of improvement has a significant impact on its effectiveness. I would like to pay special attention to the question of whether I can give each patient a concrete image of improvement, while paying close attention to each patient’s symptoms, feelings, and expectations. The challenge through clinical practice and research to date is to always be aware that skeletal correction is a double-edged sword. Skeletal correction can make a patient’s body better or worse. From this, I strongly feel that “the practitioner has a heavy responsibility.” It made me think once again that as a skeletal orthodontist, that is, a therapist, I must put myself in the patient’s shoes and have the “resolution and belief” to “take responsibility for the treatment until the very end.” .
15. Last but not least, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the teachers at the Lymph Therapy Academy for their guidance and advice during my presentation. I would like to continue to learn and improve my skills so that I can help bring smiles to many people’s faces and become an in-demand therapist. Thank you for your attention today.