Clinical Evidence: CMT & Parkinson’s Disease
Objective Physical Transitions in Neurological Conditions
The following records document the objective physical transitions observed in Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) and Parkinson’s disease following physical intervention with Cell Healer.
By addressing microenvironmental stagnation and structural rigidity, our physical approach has demonstrated immediate functional elicitation—such as improved toe elevation in CMT and the mitigation of muscular rigidity in Parkinson’s disease.
Case 1: Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease (Female, 40s)
CMT presents with a variety of symptoms and progression rates depending on the individual. In this case, the progression was systemic, affecting the tongue and exhibiting more pronounced symptoms in the hands than the feet.
Observation: The physical intervention targeting the upper limbs mitigated local tension and improved neural transmission pathways, resulting in observable changes in hand and finger mobility.
Case 2: Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease – Toe Elevation (Male, 50s)
An observation record of a single physical intervention session for a patient with relatively milder CMT symptoms who maintains ambulatory function.
Observation: Even after just one session of structural clearance, a measurable physical transition was recorded. The patient demonstrated an immediate and observable enhancement in the ability to lift his toes (dorsiflexion), which directly contributes to gait stability and fall prevention.
Case 3: Parkinson’s Disease – Rigidity Mitigation (Male, 60s)
An observation record detailing the physical transitions in a patient with Parkinson’s disease, focusing on the mitigation of characteristic muscular rigidity.
Observation: By applying deep biomagnetic fields to hypertonic muscle groups, the structural rigidity associated with Parkinson’s disease was temporarily alleviated. The resulting “calm” microenvironment allowed for a smoother and more controlled physical transition in overall mobility.