I had two new patients this week with primarily extremity complaints. One had bilateral wrist pain that was aggravated by working on the computer all day. She has a master's in biomechanics.

The other patient has treatment-resistant right lateral epicondylitis. He has had it for a long time, and nothing helps it: chiropractic, massage, or drugs. Pulling wrenches is his business.

On examination, I found multiple extremity problems: radio-ulnar, radio-carpal, gleno-humeral, etc. The lateral epicondylitis was very weak and painful on resisted wrist extension. I went through priorities and found meninges on both patients. I did the meninges protocol and re-tested all the extremities after.

Well, guess what? All extremity problems disappeared. The resisted wrist extension was strong and almost totally pain-free.