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Vertigo
Kevin Kita, DC
Morrisville, Pennsylvania
Last Friday, a woman suffering from vertigo came to my office. I found an emotional priority that involved a woman she was doing business with.
I had a hard time figuring out who it was, and testing my intuition, "hairdresser" popped into my head. I told her that her vertigo was caused by her hairdresser three weeks ago.
Her normal hairdresser wasn't there three weeks ago, and she was angry that she had to get her hair cut by somebody else. I asked her body what the priority was to take the charge off that emotion (it was right Ilium) and the vertigo went away instantaneously.
This took about two minutes.
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