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TMJ Healing Stories
I was at a training in Ontario, Canada a few years ago, when Gary worked
on a lady that had TMJ. First he had her lay the back of her head on his
chest as he stood behind her and massaged Frankincense all through
her hair and over her cheeks and then he used Oregano the same way.
Next he used Valor on the jaw hinges.
Now this lady had not been able to open her mouth for years because of
and illness that caused her jaws to lock.
As Gary was working on her jaws with the Valor her jaws flew open and
she walked around the floor opening her mouth. She could not believe
that she could do that after so many year not being able to. She was so
happy that she couldn't quit. Gary then said in his teasing voice, well it
looks like we need to find an oil that will close the mouth. There was
not a dry eye in the audience.
Why Gary used frankincense and oregano first was to remove the virus.
So as you read through the testimonies you will see that there are many
reasons that can cause TMJ. If you know what is going on in this person's
life you can use the oils for that purpose. For instance, if there is a lot of stress then use
Stress Away, Peace & Calming, even Tramua Life. Aroma Siez to relax the muscles
can help. Nancy
Thanks to all who shared.
Nancy Sanderson
Maybe this will help you -TMJ- I have a slight problem with it - but
it acted up severely yesterday. I put PanAway on 2x & seemed to
have no relief - later & at bed I put a lot of lavender on & this AM
had virtually no symptoms. Tonight feel great. Genette Henderson
Hello, Gary demonstrated a TMJ technique at a class in 2000 that he
used Valor on the jaw point and massaged in (Very painful) then had
the person open their mouth and pushed the jaw forward with his
thumbs while his index fingers were at the jaw hinge point. Very big
release. I have clients use valor at nite and rub it in that spot.
Helps them lots. Cindy Cindy Engle
I just had a really neat oil experience with my TMJ. I am a singer...I have had TMJ
struggles since high school. About a month ago, it got SO bad that I
could not lie my cheek (jaw) on a PILLOW...it hurt SO bad!
I went to my chiropractor, and it took her about half an hour of
massage to get the muscle relaxed enough to adjust...then she
aligned my jaw. THAT felt better, but I still hurt a LOT! So, we
muscle tested my on oils...I had been using Balsam, Relieve It,
PanAway and Peppermint.. .NONE of them had alleviated the PAIN!
BUT...GOLDENROD oil came up as the oil I needed to be using...???
I was BAFFLED, but came home and put three drops of Goldenrod oil on
my jaw muscle twice a day. After TWO applications. ..the pain was at
about 20% of what it had been! So...I got curious, and looked up
Goldenrod in my EO books...it is an ANTI-inflammatory oil! That is
why it worked so well! Goldenrod oil saved my life! I am a singer and
have ALWAYS had issues...until I used Goldenrod... never a sniff again!
Also, I'd use Balsam with it! Just thought I'd share! Jess
If you're talking about TMJ problems, I have them as
well. What has worked for me and kept me from having surgery is 1)
chiropractic adjustments to the atlas and jaw joints (with an
activator, very low impact); 2) drinking lots more water to keep the
joints properly hydrated; 3) MSM; and 4) Valor blend rubbed on the
jaw joints every night before bed.
Melissa
-Hi, , I've used Valor for my and my aunt's TMJ...just rubbed
Valor around the jaw area, especially the jaw joint. Our TMJ went away.
Be well, Jeannie
According to my dentist I need to wear the 'piece' for TMJ at night,
and I'm just not diligent even after spending all that money in
having it made :-) --because I decided I'd use the oils instead.
I've recently gone through a period of great stress. I
suddenly felt my jaw feel SO tight that I actually got a little
afraid. There was of course one thing to do. Go to my oil bag.
Looking over them Aroma Siez is what 'called' to me - I applied it
all along the jaws and honestly, my jaws relaxed and the tightness just melted away!
Love our oils ! Kiki
Depression and TMJ
Diane writes,
In part, I get very depressed a lot; I feel very overwhelmed sometimes and very
unfocused in my efforts; I also have TMJ and scoliosis. I have
tried many different things for both, but >nothing has worked.
Dr. Tracy's answer: Jacquelyn: This is Dr. Ann Blake Tracy. I just
spoke at the Young Living convention on antidepressants. I have
specialized in the new SSRI antidepressants for the past twelve and
a half years. I am author of the book Prozac: Panacea or Pandora?
Our Serotonin Nightmare (800-280-0730) and have testified as an
expert witness in cases involving these drugs for ten years.
Most important for you to know is that every symptom you mention
(inability to focus, depression, TMJ, migraines, overwhelm, back
problems, etc.) is the result of ELEVATED levels of serotonin -- the
exact action of antidepressants. Your so-called "medication" is the
cause of your problems and that is why nothing seems to be helping.
You must first remove the culprit.
The main function of serotonin is constriction of muscle tissue.
This is why TMJ is such a common problem with the drugs and they
cause so many other muscular/skeletal problems. I am sure you are
suffering many more of the side effects of these drugs -- with no
idea they are happening as a result of something you thought was
helping. Coming off these meds is not an easy thing unless you use
many alternative treatments to compensate for the damage and
depletion produced by these drugs.
I also have produced an audio tape on how to withdraw safely from
these drugs (800-280-0730) . This tape is the result of over a
decade of working with patients coming off the drugs. NEVER attempt
a rapid withdrawal. It is much too dangerous and produces long-
lasting adverse after effects. There are many oils that are very
helpful in rebuilding after these drugs. You will find those listed
in my book and can find much info on our website at
www.drugawareness. org. Dr. Ann Blake Tracy, Executive Director,
International Coalition For Drug Awareness www.drugawareness. org and
author of Prozac: Panacea or Pandora? Our Serotonin Nightmare (800-
280-0730)
Disclaimer: These stories are not intended to take the place of medically prescribed treatment or diagnosis.
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