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Right now I started studying from Bryan Tracy’s phoenix seminar, it’s an 11h course. I just started it but looks great so far

I get it can be intense, I also experienced these things and couldn’t continue. Things got better when I did it with a person that was guiding me and a small group. it can also be that you breathe too fast or not deep enough. It can take some time to find the right amount of depth and your rhythm… anyway it’s about letting go, even these uncomfortable feelings

Not at all, really. Looking online the peptides you shared I see very interesting results, but none of them are approved for medical use in Italy. Did you personally use any of them? If yes, where are you from? All of this is very similar to what my father is already doing, but even if he has been improving since he had the accident (almost 4 years ago), the growth is very little and slow. He is 52, so of course age is a big factor. He has a diffuse axonal injury, and he particularly hit the right frontal lobe which gives him emotional difficulties. With one of the psychologists he also does body scans and works on his awareness in general. I would love to help him some way in that direction, especially because I'm a trained meditation teacher and into consciousness work, but it's a very difficult situation and honestly I wouldn't know how to approach him or which technique to do... every time we try to do a meditation he becomes super sleepy or starts laughing. I see that working on awareness is the right way, but is very difficult to know how. Not even the team behind him fully know imo

Right now we’re waiting for the driver to pick us up. Soon my dad will be getting the cells. will update you as the situation develops

We actually did, but they’re all from around the world, and they didn’t do this therapy specifically from this place where we’re going. We’ll see

@Leo Gura unfortunately even if this therapy looks promising, nobody still says it can actually help as of right now… there’s also a lot of stem cells tourism, scams and various problems tied to all this…

@Natasha Tori Maru sorry to hear that, but I’m glad that you recovered! Which therapies did you do?

Many doctors said it would not be good for him, probably because of some epileptic signs he had… but he will try it today for the first time here in Slovakia, and will do it also in the next two weeks, so we’ll see also how that goes. yess we did great amount of research using those tools

@Cireeric hey thanks for sharing! Unfortunately I believe these are not great options since they’re not regulated in Italian healthcare systems and nobody would be able to tell us if they have any kind of good or bad interaction with the meds my dad is already taking… also I wouldn’t know how to purchase them

Not really, but anyway trustpilot can be filled with scam and fake comments

I would not wish anyone to be a caregiver trying to give back normal life to a loved one... In my experience, no one will ever try to REALLY help. Everything we're doing comes from daily research, and no doctor ever gives valuable advices. It's very sad. We try to find new things, but the doctors always stick to "the books", never innovative stuff... It doesn't matter if they're private or public doctors, i always hear the same close-minded and by the book responses. According to the doctors my dad should have never woken up from the coma. "If he ever does he will be a plant". Well, four years later he walks alone, and we're trying to prepare him for a job. It's still a long long journey, and hopefully he will never stop, but I'm extremely disappointed. Not only from the healthcare system in general... but from the doctors, normal people who see families completely destroyed from extremely difficult situations, and remail cold and don't give any compassion. I understand it from a point of view, but still, it's disappointing.

yeah I am aware of that... we managed to raise €14k, 6,5k of which will go tomorrow to the stem cells, and the rest for an intensive physiotherapy, accommodation etc. I don't feel "guilty" if there are no results at the end because is not directly our money. I'm more scared of side effects, even though nobody really told us that there can be any. These treatments are still studies and nobody know much

Some people I know get diarrhea with magnesium ahaha

Hi everyone, I’m currently in Slovakia with my parents. My dad suffered a brain injury some time ago and we’re here for a stem cell treatment. He will take them as a nasal spray and intravenously. Before coming here, I spent quite a lot of time researching the topic, and I’m very aware that stem cell tourism is full of scams, exaggerated claims, and extremely expensive miracle treatments, many clinics we contacted were asking enormous amounts of money with very little transparency. Eventually we found a place that, at least so far, seemed much more honest. They were quite cautious in their promises and the price was way low compared to what other clinics were asking, which actually made it feel more trustworthy rather than less. Still, I’m trying to stay very grounded and critical about all of this. I’m curious if anyone here has experience or knowledge about stem cell therapies for brain injuries. I’m not expecting miracles, but if there’s even a small chance it could help my father’s recovery even just a5%, we felt it was worth exploring.

Joe Dispenza says to clench the anus during breathwork in his meditations because he claims that the cerebrospinal fluid (that goes from the brain to the sacrum and back) gets pushed towards the brain. He combines that also with pressing the abdomen to activate the chakras. I don’t know anything about this, but I know that he talks about this. I did also a craniosacral course that talks about the cerebral spinal fluid and I never heard about clenching the ass pushing it to the brain.