As I’m sitting here in the sun waiting for my husband to finish his Emmett treatment, I fold that I didn’t feel like playing solitaire on my phone.
What should I do? I asked myself. Then I thought ‘why not a blog on Emmetts, after all you are supposed to be here to help.’
Nothing short of a miracle
When I first had this technique for lower back pain I walked out thinking ‘that didn’t just happen!’ I’d walked in to that room in a lot of discomfort, and using a very simple-seeming technique the therapist, now friend, had sent me out with no pain, able to balance for the first time in over 30 years.
It transpired that when I pulled my back all those years ago, a major muscle that controls back posture had tightened up to protect my back, and was still in shock as it were.
In less than half an hour I could move without pain, and stand on either foot, perfectly balanced. I’d never been able to do that as a child.
Since I discovered Emmetts I’ve taken it sent many friends to Rob, all of whom thought I was evangelical but deluded, all of whom walked out saying versions of ‘That’s the closest thing to a miracle I’ve ever experienced’. The only person he was unable to help had two fractured vertebrae, and he sent her back to her doctor to tell them that if it was muscular Emmett would work. So she still benefited.
Hidden benefits
My husband and I religiously have the technique once a month now. It helps to ensure we don’t develop sorting imbalances through squash and badminton, and keeps the body aligned. He also drains The lymphatic system.
However, it does something else that I certainly didn’t expect. When your muscles are helped to relax a lot of what you thought was tension within goes. This also eases your movement of course.
Neck tension – forget it, and the headaches that go with it. Stomach in knots? It will unknot it. Stiff back? Emmetts will relax it. When you lose all that muscular tension the body unwinds and so do you.
Because your worth it
You can look it up on line, emmett-uk.co.uk, but it is all over the world. If your body isn’t moving easily and naturally, and providing you’ve seen a doctor for any pain, it’s worth a try at the very least, and will change your life if you let it.
But the best part is that Emmetts has to be ‘locked in’. So the practitioner realigns you, and if you’re still not comfortable they can either adjust or (absolute truth coming) erase it. Literally undo everything they’ve done.
If you’re experiencing mobility issues related to your work, an old injury, a new muscular injury, stress and tension, it certainly can’t hurt to try it because…
You’re worth it!
To moving line a 20 year old
Deb xx
Deb Hawken 