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  • in reply to: Knee pain conundrum #1011708
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Hi Genie! I definitely look forward to meeting you at the symposium!

    I was rereading what I had posted and it’s not “complete” however, it’s another step towards resolution.
    See you next week!

    in reply to: Knee pain conundrum #1011678
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Hi Genie!

    my name is Elsie and I’ve been practicing Matrix for 12.5 years. My first recommendation is exactly what you put in brackets (not the anterior pelvis). Here are some tests you can do.
    Joint ROM at knee: Supine, knees bent; pick up one leg as if to do int/ext hip ROM, but instead do int/ext rotation of the knee. If the knee can rotate Ext, that is a structural weakness in the pubic/pelvis (and possibly along the leg but you’ve been there already). If it can rotate medial, that’s a structural issues in the rest of the ilium/ischium also possibly inclusive of pelvis. There will be tenderness on the opposite side of where there was a weakness in rotation of knee (eg. ability to rotate knee externally means medial weakness so there will be weakness and tone changes in the medial aspect of adductors.)
    Demonstrative deduction: putting Mag in specific areas of pelvis should cause strengthening of the rotation of the knee (doesn’t move).

    Structural Test
    Supine, legs flat, bend one leg into flexion + adduction, careful not to force too much but enough to find out where it hurts/tension/or decreased ROM. RESULT: any symptom showing up locally (eg. groin area, is structural issue in ACT and FEM; or pain in FMP is an issue with the GT and inferior being too big; or symptoms along side and or back is post hip structures inlusive of Low Lumbar and Sacrum)

    Size Testing:

    Supine, legs flat: compare left and right size of ASIS to AIIS. Larger size gets treated first if Mag test agrees.
    : compare size of GT’s, FEMP-FEMmid-FEMD. Larger size gets treated first.

    Next Steps:
    Be aware that even if the first size testing may show one side is larger that doesn’t mean the opposite size isn’t larger than normal. Re-test all those tests until clear. Sometimes you have to go back and forth and all the way around the hips-SAC-LUMB to get a complete change.

    Always come back to the knees to check rotational stability. (I don’t think we’ve actually talked about that a lot in sessions).

    More pain generally means we are getting closer to the actually issue, as well as we are missing something.

    Feel free to connect if you need to see this all VIA over live stream. πŸ™‚ matrixofleamington@outlook.com.

    in reply to: Prenatal Care #1009170
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    I have also had the joy of treating a pregnant mom recently (7months+) who had blacked out and fallen in the shower. Her uterus also showed up, it was a quick treatment and she felt she could breathe better right away. Repatterning is such a gentle technique that it’s always a firm invitation, it cannot be forced. So if the body doesn’t want to respond it won’t. However, keep in mind that any underlying issues will show up in between treatments. Usually just because they are ready to be “next”.

    in reply to: Charting #1006644
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Good morning Nadya! Amazing. Can I get a picture of the app? I have been trying to find it and I am only seeing random things like appointment booking apps and Hotel Jane… etc. My email is contact@elsiedyck.com if you don’t mind contacting me there πŸ™‚ Thank you Nadya!

    in reply to: Charting #1006636
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Hi Nadya, did you get any further with this?

    in reply to: Beneficial Modalities when receiving Matrix #2408
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Hi Christine, just saw your post.

    I’m always thinking of this. Something my clients tend to do while receiving MR is some form of nutritional help. Whether it is bio-energetic work, herbalist, naturopath, etc. As I have just read with “eczema outbreak”, nutritional help is good, because the body is going through all kinds of changes, and it could use assistance to help with this change.

    in reply to: Persistent Dizziness Post Treatment #2312
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    Yes, at the time, I thought I did. However, sometimes I have found the PR to be so small, that if I was in a panic, I could have missed it.

    I will update if I get the chance to treat her again.

    Thanks Dr. Roth! I appreciate how you take the “panic” out of the situation.

    in reply to: Teeth shifting with permanent metal retainer #2289
    Elsie Dyck
    Participant

    I am not the final word on this, but here’s a little opinion πŸ™‚

    It really depends why her teeth were in need of braces in the first place? From the picture of the client I showed during symposium, 5yrs + of dental work IS being undone, because they were trying to fix a perceived problem and not the actual problem. Now her teeth are straight, and not fighting to stay straight. My client also had a permanent wire removed from the teeth, because a bio-dentist told her this permanent wiring was not good for her mouth (as we know) and rest of her body.

    Honestly, it would be really nice to get an opinion from a dentist who knows and believes in Matrix Repatterning.

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