This male patient, 95 years old, had colon cancer surgery, prostate cancer surgery, and right-side hip and knee joint replacement. He was carrying an extra 10 kilograms of water and not responding to medication, referred by his MD, who is also our patient.

He was in very bad shape, barely able to climb the few steps to our office. He said I was his last hope; otherwise he wanted to die. I told him we would try three KST adjustments, and if we saw no improvement, we would stop.

After three sessions his spinal scan looked better. After six weeks the ten kilograms of water were gone, he stopped his water medications, and his blood pressure was normal. After nearly 3 months his doctor called asking what I was doing with him, saying she'd seen him walking without canes and gardening, looking happy and relaxed. He died six months later, very peacefully at home.