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Chiropractor uses EFT on himself

  • Oct 27, 2004
  • 2 min read

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Hi Everyone,

Dr. Bill Gallagher, DC was in an unfortunate accident that resulted in headaches and many physical pains that lasted over 2 years (until he was introduced to EFT).

Hugs, Gary

By Dr. Bill Gallagher, DC

I was first introduced to EFT some two years after having been in a roll over accident where I had landed on my head and shoulder. That was two years of a headache for a man who had never had headaches before.

After reading through the manual online I decided to give it a try. The first run through the sequence was of course to deal with the headache. Much to my surprise and even with fumbling trough it, after the first time I had about 50% relief. This of course led to trying to get rid of the rest of the headache and by the third run through, for the first time in two years, I had no headache.

Realizing that this stuff did work I proceeded on down to my shoulder and then to every other ache and pain I could think of. This continued for over two hours as one by one I found relief for everything I tried. That is until I developed a headache from tapping on all those points for so long.

Now I use it for everything and, as a chiropractor who can't adjust himself, this is godsent.

Dr. Bill Gallagher, DC

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