Review: Breath of fresh air, honest and funny
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2012
I am a partner and office manager for a light-force chiropractic practice for the past 33 years.The work is strictly hands-on healing involving contacts on and off the body to address nerve stretch, releasing underlying meningeal constriction, connecting the brain with Universal Intelligence.It is not intended to be a therapeutic treatment, ie. a cure for symptoms - the body has it's own healing mechanism which can be awakened when the spine is freed to express flexibility and adaptive response.Our hero goes to the MD who can only offer drugs and a confusing diagnosis. Labia-WHAT? So he is directed to a healing practitioner, which is always suspicious!I have become inured to quackery-type medical propaganda, and do have a sense of humor about it, but I got a bit worried as to where this was going....He introduces Fritz, an alternative healer/cranial osteopath, who adjusts his spine and skull, allowing the meningeal irritation to be unwound at a deep level, so the brain can communicate...layers of neurological imprints of trauma will release with a precision light-touch, whereas a more forceful assault on a biological system will only cause defensive resistance.The story was honest and funny as hell, esp in the inventive jargon.I appreciate that. I recommend it and hope it is the first in a series of adventures.