David is a 63-year-old male patient with a long history of tachycardia. In 1995, after all kinds of tests, his cardiologist said he had sinus tachycardia for which there is no cure.

I adjusted him including sternum and anterior and posterior ribs.

Four days later he returned saying he was "blown away" by what happened after the last adjustment. His heart rate, which is 105 on average, dropped by about 30 points and had remained low until that morning, when it went back up to 105. After I adjusted him again, within 5 minutes, his heart rate was at 72!

I called him today to see how he was doing, and he said his heart rate has remained low for the most part, but wants to come in for another adjustment.

I recently got a referral from him and the patient he referred told me that he said I cured his tachycardia.