THE NEURO EMOTIONAL TECHNIQUE EPISODE

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Dr Jerry Lee (00:05):
I think that we have become more of a name
because of the neuromotionaltechnique work people want to
try something different.
There is more awareness withespecially mental health and,
emotional trauma, people arerecognizing that, we don't need
to hold on to these things andthat they do create disease and
illness in our body.
Our practice is identifyingthose things and helping people

(00:25):
process.
And I think that's a beautifulthing

Krista (00:27):
Welcome to the Beginner's Guide to the Third
Eye, the podcast that delvesinto the profound realms of
spiritual experiences, exploringthe dedicated practitioners and
various modalities that guide uson our transformative path.
Together, we will explore themystical, the magical, the
enlightened, and the sacred.

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In each episode, we pairseasoned practitioners,
spiritual experiences, orhealing modalities, and a
willing participant to sharetheir experience in working
together.
We will explore the uniqueinsights, stories, and wisdom
gained from their own profoundjourneys, unveiling the
extraordinary narratives thatshape spiritual seekers and

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practitioners alike.
My name is Krista Rauschenbergand my work as a healer has
emerged from hundreds of hoursof certified training, spiritual
initiations, direct experience,and deep personal work.
I have been employed in thehealing arts as a postpartum
doula, an advanced Akashicreader, an Akashic breathwork
practitioner, and a writer.

(01:31):
Facilitating and educatingpeople through their personal,
spiritual, and healing journeysis my greatest source of
happiness.

El (01:38):
And I'm Elle Larson.
I use sound and space to helpbalance internal and external
environments.
I've practiced holistic healingmodalities for over 20 years,
and my work includes Tibetanbull sound healing, feng shui,
reiki, and shamanism.

Krista (01:51):
Welcome once again to The Beginner's Guide to the
Third Eye where we demystify themystical Today we're going to
learn about neuroemotionaltechnique, which is NET.
It is a mind body approach tohealth and wellness that
combines elements of traditionalChinese medicine, chiropractic
care, and applied kinesiology.

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NET is based on the premise thatunresolved emotional issues can
contribute to physical symptomsand illness.
The technique involvesidentifying and releasing
neuroemotional complexes, orNECs.
They are believed to be storedin the body as a result of past
trauma.
Practitioners use muscle testingor applied kinesiology to

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identify these emotionalblockages and then employ
various methods to help thepatient release them.
These methods may includespecific chiropractic
adjustments, affirmations, orforms of psychological
intervention.
The goal of NET is to addressthe underlying emotional causes
of physical symptoms or healthissues, thereby promoting

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healing and overall well being.
Licensed.
Let's welcome our guests forthis episode where we discover
NET, the neuroemotional Dr.
Jerry Lee is a dual licenseddoctor of chiropractic and
acupuncture.
He specializes in a variety ofkinesiology techniques based on
the triad of health.

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Which is physical, nutritional,and emotional stressors that may
be affecting the body.
He uses natural and holistichands on methods to examine how
the body is functioning as awhole in order to address the
root causes of any symptoms.
He has dedicated thousands ofhours in postgraduate seminars
and has earned manycertifications to provide

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optimal care for his patients.
He believes that the body isself-regulating and
self-healing, but sometimesneeds a facilitator to help
guide the body towards achievingthe optimal state of wellbeing
and recovery.
And our willing participant isValerie.
She's a writer, mother,mindfulness teacher, and
podcaster, and has generouslyagreed to share her experience

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with us.
We developed this podcast toshowcase energy workers and
demystify what they do, how theydo it and why they do it.
So I would love to start at thebeginning and get a bit of a
background with you, dr.
Jerry.
I know that before deciding onyour chosen profession, you
shadowed a lot of differentdoctors and such.
Can you tell us a bit about yourjourney and how you landed on

(04:25):
the work that you do now

I was introduced to chiropractic in high school
because I played on high schoolbasketball team and our team
doctor was a chiropractor and Ihappened to get to know him a
little better because we had acareer day where he was also a
speaker and I was one of hishosts.
And I built a relationship withhim.
I was introduced to Chinesemedicine and acupuncture more so

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being raised in a Taiwanesehousehold.
My parents often used, Chinesemedicine, the different
philosophies, my mom had afibroid and she used Chinese
herbs onto an acupuncturist.
And I remember.
Growing up, she would cookChinese herbs and boil them and
drink this.
It's nasty smelling tastingherbs, but it worked.
It helped shrink thyroid and myfather, he had a stroke in his

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mid forties.
And one of the things thathelped him out was going to the
acupuncturist.
They did a lot of acupuncture onhis face and that helped a lot.
So that was my introduction to amore vitalistic, more holistic
approach to medicine.
Then when I went to college, Istudied kinesiology, the study
of human movement going on thetrail of already knowing that I
wanted to go to chiropracticschool physical therapy school.

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when I started looking into, thesimilarities of how both have
like vitalistic approach orholistic approach I really loved
the combination of natural meansof getting the body back to
health.
and the overlap between thenervous system and the Chinese
acupuncture meridian channels.
Using more holistic methods toheal the body

Krista (05:57):
did you have to cross any belief barriers?

I think I didn't realize until I got into
chiropractic school and then,there's always this you're
trying to prove to be achiropractic and you're trying
to play up to the Westernmedicine side of health.
The school that I went to triedto make it a little bit more
evidence based.
And old school chiropractic,where it came from was more of a
metaphysical kind of philosophy.

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And I liked that about itthough, it crossed with the
acupuncture philosophy as well.
I love the fact that there isthe evidence now that is proving
how effective it can be.
But I also like the fact thatit's a metaphysical approach.

Krista (06:34):
So you were always open to that?

Yeah, definitely.
Yeah.
In chiropractic, there's so manydifferent modalities that you
can do.
There's a technique calledThompson.
It's using drop tabletechniques.
There's an activator technique.
There's a specific, chiropracticmanipulation technique called
Gonstead technique.
There's more gentler techniquescalled sickle technique or
cranial work that you can do.
I happen to listen to this guestspeaker because they would have

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these lunch and learn lessons.
My first was kinesiology.
I think it was my secondtrimester of chiropractic school
and this guy talked aboutlooking at the body as a whole,
and he showed something calledthe triad of health which is,
the bottom is your structure,your physical body.
And the other two sides of thetriangle where your chemical and
your emotion So looking at thatwhole, triad of health, that
made me say, okay, if I go downthis route, this is really.

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What's going to make me a truedoctor, not just a chiropractor
that's going to do black andcrack and stuff like that.
Nothing wrong about that.
It's just, I wanted more.
I wanted to do more going intodiet nutrition, going into the
mental health aspect of emotionsand how they affect the
physiology of the body.

Krista (07:40):
Growing up as an athlete really puts you in your body and
has you appreciate the physicalform and what it can do.
And then growing up in thehousehold that you grew up it
seems like the perfect recipefor you to step into this.

Yeah,

Krista (07:53):
How would you describe what you do?
I know that you incorporate alot of different modalities and
it's not just NET, which issomething that we are going to
focus on today.
But am I right in thinking thatNET is a main component to what
you do?

Yeah.
So NET is neuroemotionaltechnique.
It's a muscle testing techniquefounded by Dr.
Devin Scott Walker in the 1980s.
And the foundation of thatactually came from Applied
Kinesiology.
Applied Kinesiology was foundedby Dr.
George Goodhart in the 19thcentury.
A lot of people don't know, butDr.
Goodhart, was the firstchiropractor in the Olympics in
1980.

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He was well ahead of his time.
Kinesiology is the study ofhuman movementand how muscles
connect to organs and how organsconnect to the vertebral
segments So we really work fromthe inside out, so there is more
of a physiological, biochemical,neurological basis to it.
Then, there's a lot of differenttechniques and some of them are
more based on chemistry.

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Some of them are based off ofenergy.
There's a technique that I docalled total body modification.
The founder Dr.
Victor Frank, he was achiropractor and a naturopath
and he was part of this groupcalled the Dirty Dozen where
they were 12 doctors that formedthis International College of
Applied Kinesiology and a lot ofthe basics of applied
kinesiology.

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But he thought that the muscletesting part took too long
because he had to test all theindividual muscles in the body.
So he zoomed in onto the muscletesting and found that you can
use the organ points as circuitbreakers.
so there's body reflex points.
And when you find a inhibitionin the muscle test with one of
the reflex points, then you canfind if it's something
structural, you can justoptimize the nervous system by

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tapping on different energeticpoints on the body.
So it became more of anenergetic technique.
Looking at the body as acomputer and you're just
optimizing the system.
And so his son created atechnique called evolutionary
quantum healing technique.
And his son is one of my mentorsDr.
Randy Frank, and he's based inGermany right now.
His work is the vile work donewith the energetic downloads

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it's just a little bit morecondensed.
But definitely a little bit moreof the energetic side of things.

Krista (09:59):
I could imagine what your protocols look like at the
very beginning to what they arenow has changed so much.
How exciting to be in a fieldthat you constantly keep
learning and growing andchanging.

Yeah, definitely.
And that led me to doing theneuroemotional technique because
as I was playing around with allthese different techniques and
doing nutritional techniques andhelping find what supplements a
person needs based off of thebiofeedback testing with muscle
testing, the more emotional workthat I did on the body, the less
supplements and herbs that theyneeded.

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It doesn't mean that it didn'thelp and that they don't need it
on a day to day, but at thatmoment in time, after you work
on the emotions and help thebody cleanse, the emotional
distress that they're holdingonto, sometimes the supplements
didn't test afterwards.
And that was what led me to domore of the NET.
It kind of just, just happened.
It happened to be one of thetechniques that my mentors
before me said, okay, take thesetechniques, And then The more I

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did the emotional work, I waslike, Oh, wow.
The body is actually clearingitself with the things that it
needed chemically.

Krista (11:03):
It's amazing.
It's amazing.
Val I'd love to hear a bit aboutyour background and experiences.
What kind of readings andhealings have you had before?

Valerie (11:13):
Yeah.
I've done, various Reiki with,different people and acupuncture
in the past.
I wasn't raised with any ofthose things being normalized.
In fact, I was raised in aevangelical Christian household
that was probably assumed thatwas, the opposite of good

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letting in darkness orsomething.
Okay.
I came to it, as I got older, Ileft the church and started to
get to know my body in adifferent way.
I would say I was verydissociated for at least the
first 27 years of my life

Krista (11:53):
what happened at 27 to change that?

Valerie (11:57):
So I wasn't aware that I was dissociated, but I started
to be more interested in, Energywork.
And I'm trying to think of likewhy I was open to that all of a
sudden.
Other than I just lived in LAand it was osmosis or something.
And then when I was 29everything just cracked open.
I got pregnant and a lot oftrauma.

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came up, but I didn't knowthat's what was happening.
I thought I was going crazy.
I thought I was losing my mindand just didn't feel like myself
at all.
And had to start to get into mybody to just care for my body
and my baby.
And so that's when I started abasic mindfulness practice of
focusing on my breath andletting the feelings come up and

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come out.
And then I started seeing asomatic therapist and that's
when everything got organizedwhere I was like, okay.
I knew there was trauma in mychildhood, but I thought that
because it was the story thatwas told to me.
To me and sold to me that I wasokay.
It wasn't that big of a deal.
I somehow miraculously wasalready healed from it and

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forgiven everybody involved andall of that.
So that was the way it wasbrushed under the rug.
So I was surprised that it wascoming up.
I would say the dissociationended as I was pregnant and
getting more in touch with mybody, but it was such a slow
burn.
And the early days of somatictherapy, with the direction of

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my therapist, I would go into mybody and say okay, show me
anything you want to show me.
And it would just be silent,like I couldn't make connection
for about a year.
And I have such a good patienttherapist who taught me to just
keep showing up for my body.

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And it was, really thisconnection to my stomach, which
came up a lot in my session withDr.
Lee, that sort of cracked openthe whole thing.
So I was exploring the area inmy stomach.
And there was a softening andthen a huge release.
And then a series of hugereleases for about a year after

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that.
And that was when I startedhaving a relationship with my
body.
I had a feedback loop where Iwas showing up for it and it was
revealing everything that itholds to me.
And it changed everything.
So I would say somatic work andmindfulness of the body
embodiment in general, all ofthat has been my healing path,

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letting the body communicate itsneeds.
And that's what I specificallyloved about.
What Dr.
Lee offers is it's just talkingto the body.
It's letting the body tell youeverything it needs to know and
having such respect for what itsays.
And we had the experience thatyou said Dr.

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Lee doing the biofeedback.
I had a lot of supplementsrecommended.
And then after we did theprocess.
There was really only one.

Krista (15:08):
I would give you an A for processing during the
session.
It was amazing.
You could tell you'd done a lotof work because your body really
revealed itself.
And then you took such beautifultime with it and space with it
to allow it.
There was a kind of a harmonythat took place.
Like you knew what it needed andwhat to do that really struck

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me.
The session was incredible.
And Dr.
Jerry, you are such a beautifulpractitioner in that you are
bowing to the greatness of thebody and going in with this
beautiful curiosity and rhythmand timing and beautiful support
as well, the session was.
Extraordinary.

El (15:51):
That must have been a really intense time for you, 27 to 29.
That also corresponds with yourSaturn return, which is
interesting that all thosereally challenging life lessons
were, revisited and revealed toyou before you entered the space
of, proper adulthood.
Yes.
Is that something that you'vereflect on in the past?

Valerie (16:14):
Absolutely.
It really was a true Saturn'sreturn in every possible way,
and it happened to correlateperfectly with becoming a
mother.
So it was like it was going tohappen it was Saturn's return
and I really believe it.
It was triggered the day Iconceived my daughter.

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That was when this whole thingbroke loose.
And I didn't even know I hadconceived her.
And there was such a the time isnow.
And it felt like her little soulwas entering my body and shining
the light to expose all thecockroaches and clear me out.
And still she does this.

(16:55):
She's five now.
But to become the mother and theperson I need to be for her.
So yes, it was a huge turningpoint.
It really, Was like one of thosenever the same again.
Thanks.
Thankfully, huh?
Yes.
Thankfully.
And I can see how it really setinto motion so many different

(17:16):
things too.
Like I didn't really have aspiritual path at that point
because I was still recoveringfrom my very religious
upbringing.
I was not interested in anythingspiritual.
I wanted to just keep it simple,keep it material, and out of
pure necessity I had to go backinto connecting with my

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spirituality and the divine andeverything.
And that's just, one of the manygifts that difficult time gave
me.
Beautiful.

Krista (17:47):
Dr.
Jerry, for someone that hasnever experienced NET, how would
you describe it?
What would you consider it to beor what is its purpose?

Mainly just using the muscle testing as a guide to
identify where the body isholding on to unresolved stress
patterns that are held in theorgans.
In Chinese medicine, organs havespecific emotions that they
hold.
And so using the muscle testing,we're able to identify where the
body's holding those stressedpatterns and help the body
release and just process.

(18:18):
So my mentors always said thatthe emotions are like food.
So you ingest, you go through anevent, you digest, you break
down what happened and then youabsorb the nutrients.
Like you learn the lesson andonce you're done, you excrete it
out, but sometimes our bodyholds onto things and we don't
let it go.
And so with NET process, we'rejust helping the body.

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Process it out and let itrelease

Krista (18:43):
indication why we do that, why we hold on to things.

I think a lot of it is based off of the survival
mechanisms that we hold.
And thank you for the kind wordsearlier But I wanted to give
props to Valerie because she wasthe one that was doing all the
work.
And you can really tell that shewas connected with her mind and
body and that she had doneprevious work that she can make
those connections.
And there are a lot of timeswhere.
People are unfamiliar with thistype of work and, you ask them

(19:08):
certain questions and how do youconnect these two different
things whether it's the motionsand experiences And they have no
clue, cause a lot of it is basedon the subconscious, but with
Valerie, it was so easy and shewas able to recognize and
pinpoint.
You could tell that she had beenprepared and had done the work.
I tell people that I'm justfacilitating.
I'm just telling you what I'mreading and what the body is
telling me.
And you make the connections andyou do the processing.

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So it's just the facilitation.

Krista (19:33):
You do it in such a grounded way though.

Valerie (19:36):
That's what I was going to say.

Krista (19:37):
You need to take some credit there.

Valerie (19:39):
Yeah, I agree.
I was going to say it isteamwork because especially when
you're dealing with trauma, thebody knows whether it's safe or
not.
And there is a unspoken, energythat you transmit that, that
lets people feel safe enough toopen.

Thank you.
Appreciate that.

Valerie (19:59):
Yeah.

Krista (19:59):
I always say it starts with belief and you're very
believable.
Belief allows trust and I alwaysfeel very safe with you.
And then that allows surrender,so you get lots of credit, Dr.
Jerry, I thought we could do abit of a breakdown of your
sessions.
They're just so unique maybe wecould start with the downloads
and balancing.

(20:20):
I want to give an overview ofwhat happens and what the body
is.
Recognize about the work thatyou do.

Yeah, in the beginning I always use this
biofeedback machine because Iwant to see what the computer
comes up with.
We have this tool called Zyto.
It uses a galvanic skinresponse, which is what they use
for lie detector tests.
And so you just put your hand onit and then there's surveys with
your vertebral segments, yourmeridians your organs, your
neurotransmitters, emotions,what have you.
And then I go into my own muscletesting Techniques and, I just

(20:52):
mix and mosh all these differenttechniques that I've learned
throughout the years.
But really the first thing isjust identifying what the
stressors are that might beaffecting the body.
So I, I have different vialkits.
They're just basicallyharmonized energy to certain
frequencies.
And so if a bacteria or viruscomes up or a parasite comes up,
we can identify where that canbe affecting the body.

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Sometimes with that, you'refinding chemical solutions,
whether it's an herbal solutionor a Multiglandular nutrient or
something like that.
So we identify what needs to beutilized to help eradicate those
different stressors.
But what I've found with, thework that I do with my mentors
is that we want to also clearthe energy of it.
So even though a parasite mightshow up or a bacteria might show

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up, it could be an emotionalparasite or an emotional virus.
And that's like my guide of HowI have the person hold the vial
in their hand and then itinhibits the muscle.
And then, we find what nutrientit needs.
And then we identify how weclear the energy of it in the
body?
On an energetic level.
So usually I will use NET or Iuse a flower essence to wipe

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away the energy of that patternin the body then the person can
connect to certain, People thatmight be pulling energy.
So that could be an emotionalparasite or something that is
just latent in the body that iscausing the body to be more
deficient in something.
And it could be like a virus orbacteria or something like that.
Using something called the triadof health, which is the
structural aspect.
that's the chiropractic part,the chemical aspect, which is

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finding the nutrition and theemotional aspect.
So we hit on all three fronts ofthat.

Krista (22:21):
Practical question.
Let's say I come in and I testthat I have actual parasites.
I would probably get some kindof herbal remedy for that.
What's the counterpoint to that?
Is there an energetic releasethat you do that would help or
benefit, releasing the physicalor the actual parasites?
What's the approach ortechnique?

Yeah, it could be related to an energetic
parasite, or an inner emotionalparasite that the body might be
holding on to.
Using NET, as a tool or theflower essences.
There's another technique calledcreative emotional wizardry,
where you're also pulling thefrequency of the energies of
those microbes.
In the end, Sometimes the persondoes need an herbal supplement
to eradicate.

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Sometimes the body says, no, Idon't need it.
We already cleared it, I thinkthat's a belief thing as well.
If you believe that you canenergetically pull it and
eradicate it and wipe out thefrequency of the body, then it
can be done.
But there are also cases where,you do need to get in there and
use some type of herbalsupplement or homeopathic
supplement or something to help,balance the body out.

Krista (23:22):
So you actually can eradicate it with a frequency
energy shift.

I definitely think that you can do that.
Yeah.
This is a technique calledevolutionary quantum healing
technique.
These are different vials.
Think of your body as acomputer, and there's different
frequencies that we downloadinto the system, because we want
it to heal.
Your baseline is within muscletest here.
So you're going to hold it here.
So it's nice and strong.
And then I'm going to do a quickreset on your body's system.

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This is safe.
Let it relax.
Big breath in and out.
If I go here, I can test allthese reflexes to see if there's
anything.
Let's go to your pituitary.
Let's go to your thyroid.
Let's go to your thymus.
Heart.
Lung.
Lung.
So the left lung goes weak.
So there's, I don't know what,but there's something going on

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there.
It could be emotional, it couldbe chemical, it could be,
nervous system supply.
Okay.
Okay, but there's somethingthere.
Let's go to your liver.
Gallbladder.
Spleen, pancreas, sub stomachgoes weak.
Okay.
I can go to your kidney.
Kidney.
So the left kidney goes weak.
Colon.
Colon.
Colon.
Colon.
Small intestine.

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Adrenals.
Adrenals.
Adrenals.
Bladder, ears ovary.
Okay, so there's a couplethings, okay?
So we can turn these on bydifferent means, but what I'm
going to do first is, download,the technique file, and it gets
your organs working and systemsrunning together.
Okay.
I do this on every visit.
So we've got to go here, soit'll go weak, because the body

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doesn't recognize this.
This is the save button, so itgoes strong now.
So we're just going to tap itinto your system, okay?
It's pretty interesting.
Big breath in.
And out.
Good.
And some people feel stuff withthis.
So see how it's nice and strongnow?
So that, that means it'sdownloaded in.
Take it off your energeticfield.
Put it back.
And strong.

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Open the doors.
Keep it on the body.
That's fine.
Good.
So then, that's one vial.
So I had you do three vials onthe first visit.
Okay?
This is this is a COVID vaccinevial because there's been some
negative findings from that.
So this energetically clearsyour field.
That's good.
So if it goes weak, okay, I'mgoing to optimize it, breathe

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in, and out, nice and strong.
Sometimes we'll go back to someof these vials if it comes up,
but these are the first three,my interest, and just do it on
everybody.
This is a fluid vial, good, andwe were talking about this
during November, December,January when there was a lot of
flu going around, so he wassaying check this on everybody,
but even though, yeah, you'redoing okay, but sometimes you

(25:58):
never know, some people areasymptomatic, but they'll still
have presbyopia.
into, something in their field.
So you're good on this onethough.
That's good.
Good.
Okay.

Valerie (26:07):
The first one was just more of a general, it's

a reset to get your organs talking together and
turning on the system.

Valerie (26:13):
Wow.
That was cool.
I really did feel that.
Okay, cool.
That's awesome.
That's good.
That's awesome.
So now,

but watch, if I go back, so let's go to long,
right?
So that was week earlier.
Stomach is better.
The kidney is better.
So we got the systems workingtogether now.
What it does is it just clearsthe smoke out and now I can go a
little bit deeper.
Sure.
If we didn't do that, then I'dhave to chase all these other
ones.
But I just wanted to turn themon first.

Valerie (26:39):
Yeah,
okay.
Makes sense.

Okay, so now that we got that out of the way, now
I can go into my normal work.
Everything I do is just askingthe body.
Most important thing we can dowith the body today.
Structural, so you do need toget adjusted.
Chemicals.
So you have structural,chemical, emotional,
electromagnetic, spiritual,environmental, mental,
metaphysical,
EMF, radiation, pathology, infection, disease,

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hormones, neurotransmitters,chemtrails.
So you have structural,chemical, emotional, and
metaphysical.
Okay, so there's a lot ofcategories.
Even though your scan lookspretty good, it might just be
one or two big things.
I'm going to do my own versionof the computer, like a basic
scan.
So I use two kits.
It's the red and the blue box.
And then I have you holddifferent vials in your hand.

(27:23):
So this says all levels, alldimensions.
So the biggest part of this isthe diagnostics.
So I'm going to have you holdthese three.
And have you do different handpositions because they are the
muscle tests.
For example, like this, if Iwere to test this muscle, that's
your infraspinatus muscle andapply kinesiology, it relates to
your immune system.
So I'm going to stress yourimmune system and we're going to
check for microbes.

(27:44):
Okay.
So this is like back to yourfumble vials.
Which is like yeast.
I don't know if you've evershown for that.
Okay.
So those are the only two, nottoo bad.
If I didn't have you hold thevials or if I didn't have you do
the arm, then it may not find,cause the body's kind of
sometimes difficult.

(28:04):
It doesn't want to revealthings.
So you just have to stress it alittle bit.
So now I'm
going to go into your arm like this.
This is the stomach muscle.
So we're going to check forfood.

Valerie (28:13):
Yeah, I've been doing more rice since the gluten.
Okay.
So maybe there's somethingthere.
Okay.

So I have a lot of things in here, corn, caffeine,
dairy, wheat, all these things,but you're okay.
So really just the rice rightnow, maybe because you've been
doing good on the other stuff.
Yeah, probably.
So again, at a moment in time,and we're going to go like this.
This is a heart muscle.
We're checking for heart rate.
Now you're going to go straightlike this.
This is for chemicals andpesticides.
Good, actually.
As much as the computer foundthose, I don't find these right

(28:39):
now, which is good.
You're going to cross themidline of your body.
These are heavy metals.

Valerie (28:44):
Yeah, there you go.

It's pretty fascinating, right?
No, it all aligns somehow.
Wow.
Energetically.
Yeah.
So cadmium, actually, you will get it in
rice, actually.
Arsenic too.
Cadmium, you'll get in breadsand cereals and stuff like that.
Yeah.
Sometimes in rice.
The biggest in rice is arsenicthat we'll find.
Yeah.
But you didn't find an arsenicin here.

Valerie (29:05):
Okay.
That's good.

So there's some heavy metals.
We're going to clear it.
Don't worry.
Don't Cross here.
So there's a couple of things inthis kit and I have one more
basic kit I'm going to scan justto go a little extra.
Now put your arm back up likethis.
And you scan.
So I don't get mercury on thisone or arsenic, which is good,
different vibrational energieson this, herbicides, pesticides,

(29:26):
glyphosate, industrial,environmental, good, okay, so
the only one on this one is,
okay,
so I can take these out, those are the
trickier ones we have to godeeper with,

El (29:37):
I'm curious.
Do you hear a frequency in yourbody?
When you're working withsomebody?

No, I just listened to what the muscle test
gives me.
I can't really say that I haveany specific gifts in that
sense.
I think my gift what I've toldfrom one of my mentors is more
clear audiences.
I think listening to the bodyand what it tells me.
But mainly through the muscletests

El (29:55):
Are you familiar with the concept of resonant frequency?

Oh yes, of course.

El (29:59):
Is this what you're working with?

Yes, absolutely.
The vial work is also changingthe frequency.
So some of the vials that wehave especially the evolutionary
quantum healing technique.
And a technique calledbiodynamic resonance.
It's using vials that are.
Pre programmed with differentfrequencies and downloading it
into the body so that it canmake shifts,

Krista (30:15):
Val back to you.
Tell us about your experiencewithin the session, starting
with your expectations orreservations coming in.
And then tell us overall theeffect that this session had on
you.

Valerie (30:28):
So Originally Dr.
Lee came up in one of myreadings with you, Krista.
And it was one of those thingswhere when somebody recommends
something, often there is areally clear yes or no, or not
right now, at least, and it feltlike a really clear yes in my
body.
so I was excited to do it.

(30:49):
And in between the time that youhad recommended him to me, and
when I actually got to have mysession, my friend, I went to
see Dr.
Lee and she had a huge releaseand it came out in the form of
projectile vomiting after thesession which you said, Dr.

(31:10):
Jerry, like has only happened ahandful of times.
Yeah.

Yeah.
It's happened.
A handful of times for sure.
Yeah.
One time in my office actually.

Valerie (31:19):
Oh man.
This happened in her car on theway home.
But it really was amazing.
It's like the body will releasein some way and we'll find a way
to do it.
But the way she tells thatstory, it's like a huge victory
because she felt incredibleafterwards.
It was a good release, eventhough it surprised her how it

(31:40):
happened.
So that's the knowledge I wasgoing into the session.
You dropped a bucket.

Krista (31:46):
Prepare to vomit.

Valerie (31:47):
Yeah, it really was like, should I spend the night
in LA?
I don't know if I should gohome.
But yeah, there is always nervesa little bit when you know
you're going in, you're going togo in and you're going to
release and find things.
But at this point in general, Ican decipher the nerves of this

(32:07):
isn't right.
Or the nerves of I'm ontosomething here.
And there's going to be goodwork done.
So it was that feeling goinginto it.
But I had done muscle testingone other time, when I was two
months postpartum and was tryingeverything and got a tincture of
some herbal concoction thathelped.

(32:31):
So I was somewhat familiar withthe muscle testing, but the
biofeedback was new and thenspecifically like NET was a
brand new concept.
The main thing that I.
kind of honed in on why I wantedto go was that I could feel I
was still carrying so much in mystomach.

(32:52):
My stomach has been the holderof everything that's happened to
me.
And it is a slow release itreleases on its own time.
The way that manifests is I amso sensitive to foods of all
types, and when I'm even alittle bit nervous, I'm like,
ill, I just feel really sick tomy stomach, really tight.

(33:13):
So I just knew there was morework to be done there.
And sure enough, everything wefound was in my stomach, it was
being held in my stomach.
So as the process went on, therewas so much being released and
we can go into more detail aboutthat, but it was like big, huge

(33:34):
waves of releasing.
And then afterwards, it reallyfelt like there were knots all
in my stomach that had just beenuntangled, it was clear and
light in there, and then eventhe simple things of like, foods
didn't bother me anymore, likereal practical effect of not

(33:54):
feeling, nearly as sensitive inmy stomach and just feeling way
lighter and clearer.
It's so different now.
I really can tell.

Krista (34:03):
I was struck by the accuracy of what your body was
able to reveal and theconnectivity between Dr.
Lee, bringing up issues anddifferent traumas that
associated back to you and theaccuracy was incredible.
Can you speak to that a bit?

Valerie (34:22):
Yeah, absolutely.
It's an interesting processbecause using the muscle tests
you hone in on the specific ageis.
So what, was happening aroundfive and what the specific thing
was.
So the thing around five wasabout crying, that there was
some crying being held on, andthat I really associated with

(34:46):
being raised in a householdwhere throwing a fit or having
meltdowns or big feelings wasjust not allowed.
In hindsight now, even as aparent, I can see that my
parents just couldn't handletheir own feelings.
And then to have a child's bigfeelings, it was just too
overwhelming for them.
And that also has come up as aparent because I'll feel that

(35:09):
way about my child's bigfeelings and I'll know, okay,
this isn't about her at all.
This is about what I was taughtas I'm, and I'm actually just
connecting that she's five now.
That's really wild.
So yeah, I think a lot of criesthat I Had suppressed that the

(35:29):
body was like, okay, I will keepthese until we're safe to
release them.
But I'm going to keep remindingyou.
Yeah, exactly.
And then it's Hey you're allowednow.
It's okay.
You won't be in trouble.
So that definitely I could feelthat releasing.
And then one of the ways thathas It's had a lasting effect is

(35:50):
I feel way more present for mychild's big feelings.
Like I don't see them the sameway.
I'm just like, okay, yeah, I getit.
You need to release now so thatwas a gift, not just for me, but
for her too.

you also have metaphysical, so metaphysical is
allowing other people's energyto invade into your system.
Ah,
yes.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
That sounds
familiar.
Okay.
The phrase that pays, and we cancheck these with affirmations.
The phrase that pays formetaphysical is, I want you to
say, I allow them in?
No.
Say that.

Valerie (36:25):
I allow them in?
No.

So see how it goes weak?
Yeah.
It's because you're allowingthem in.
Yeah.
Okay.
I don't believe you.
Yeah, so after we clear it, itshould be strong.
Okay.
So let's see what's in themetaphysical kit for you.
Okay.
Okay.
So energetic implants.
So that could be the, that couldbe the teeth stuff, or it could
be something else, maybe.
I don't know if there'ssomething you have implanted in
the body.
No.
I get an energetic, I getsomething called a scarlet
letter.

(36:48):
So there could be something thatthey've been like branded, or
you feel branded on you, fromscarlet letter.
Okay, so just those three, notbad.
Wow.
Okay, so everything I do is I honor the
body.
We want to clear these one byone and harmonize your body so
that it's not affecting you.
So how do I know where to go?
I use these two vials, I just gohold it.

(37:08):
It says all entry point and allpriority.
So I'm just going to hold themand see, do we start here?
So it starts with the implant.
So if I go here nothing.
If I go here, so your body wantsto start there.
So it is an energetic implant.
This is comes from a techniquecalled creative emotional
wizardry where the guy really islike a wizard.
Like he doesn't even use thevials.
He just can feel it and pull itout and you feel stuff.

(37:30):
I'm not there yet, so I do it myway.
So I'm going to have you holdthis in your hand.
Then we're going to see how dowe clear it, okay?
It goes weak, so that means it'son the field.
We have something showing on thepage.
We're going to ask how do we fixit.
And I go straight to neuroemotional techniques.
So it emotionally.
Okay?
So two things in life causestress.
One is the concept of money,finance, career, job, all the

(37:52):
material things in life.
The second thing is love.
Anyone you've ever loved, anyonewho's ever loved you.
And actually that goes weak.
So in
the category of love we have family.
We have
family that you came from.
Okay.
So yeah, so this

Valerie (38:03):
is checking out.
Okay.
Okay.
So

that makes sense.
I do have a sole contract vialin the metaphysical, so it
doesn't come up.
Oh, it doesn't.
I think this is also.
So just because you're, maybejust the implant is like
something part of the, it wasmore than once or?

Valerie (38:18):
It was more than once over like a short period of
time.
And yeah, the scarlet letterthing makes perfect sense
because it is like I am theperson who holds the family
together by keeping thesesecrets, by protecting this
person.
That's what came to mind.
That makes sense.
That makes sense.
Okay.

So let's see if we have to clear that after this,
so the emotion, the colon, wehave emotions, just as brief,
dogmatic position, cryingconcept, you're crying.
So your body's still holdingonto some crying feeling in the
colon that we have to release.
So we always want to get to theroot of why your body might be
holding over, why you feel likeyou might be holding on to.

(38:58):
Was there crying in thosemoments?
Or was it just crying after thefact?
What is the root of the crying?

Valerie (39:04):
Yeah, that's a great point.
I I'm a little surprised causeI'm like, I feel like that's the
one thing I have done is.
You

have?

Valerie (39:11):
But I would believe that there's more.
There is not, there hasn't beenenough crying from, there's
never been any crying fromeither of them.
That's, yeah, that's sointeresting.
Okay.
Yeah,

or is it you were crying for help even?
Yeah.

Valerie (39:23):
Yeah, crying for help, definitely.
Yes, for sure.
I had, as I've gone through thesix years of trauma therapy, I
would have these really bigreleases where I would sob and
shake and release a lot.
And I did that at least once aweek for over a year.
So there's a lot of that.
Yeah, and then and yeah, thereprobably is still more because

(39:45):
there wasn't until the last sixyears it was just not yeah, I
just didn't it was sold to melike not a big deal.
Yeah,

so let's check.
Let me check.
Is it you're crying?
So it's just I think it's justlike in general.
There's just a crying feelingwhat do you think if there was
any last part that you feel youmight need to process?
Yeah, what would it be about?

Valerie (40:05):
Yeah, is

it about the family togetherness?
Is it about yeah?

Valerie (40:09):
I think the thing that comes to mind actually as you
said that is like This it's thisrelationship with my mother like
I want her to hold me and crywith me and to acknowledge that
this was a big deal.
To like really be in her bodyand actually mourn it and grieve

(40:30):
it.
Because it's all blocked up.
So yeah, so what actually cameto mind is almost like a mother
holding a baby.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Like I want that

kind of, okay.
So you just want to be held inthat.

Valerie (40:43):
Yeah.
Okay.

Can you think about that feeling and not, so
you never had that moment withher,

Valerie (40:47):
right?
Can

you think about that?
From your conception of five,age five, six, five, I guess
something at age five.
I don't know if that was when itwas happening, but is there
anything that comes up at thattime?
It's both actually.

(41:11):
So there might have been alreadya feeling of this crying out to
want to be held and want to benurtured.
Yeah.

Valerie (41:16):
Yeah.
And there definitely was like a,not comfortable with my
emotions.
Not, it was like a stop cryingfamily.

I see.
Okay.
Okay.
So can you go to the feeling ofhaving to hold that in and
suppress it?
Okay.
So I want you to go to that fiveyear old self.
I want you to look at release.
Okay.
So you hold your forehead.
So this is the mind part.
This is the body part, so you'reconnecting mind and body.
This is your time to process, sogo back to that finder.
Think about that crying film.
I'm just going to type.

(41:46):
What's this?
Just allow yourself to let thecharge of the crying emotion
pass you by.
I'm just going to click.
Whew.
That's big.

(42:08):
Yeah.
Thank you.
Yeah?
I'll put it right here, if youneed it.
Okay, so you know where to gowith that one.
So it's actually even beforeanything started?

Valerie (42:21):
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Definitely.
Okay.
Makes sense.
Yeah.
And it's what kind of came uptoo is clearly this is such a
rooted belief of my emotions areinconvenient or unacceptable.
Yes.
The grown ups in my life can'thandle them.
I can't, yeah, I can't cry.
I can't.

(42:41):
I can't.
Feel the fullness of myfeelings.
It will wound their people.

Got it.
Okay.
That's a core.
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah.
Okay, I'm probably gonna giveyou a flower after this.
We'll see what comes up.
I have a kit that I feel it'sgonna be perfect, but I want you
to go back to that 5-year-oldself.
Think about the crying, feeling,to stop those emotions.
stop crying.
Good.
And then I want you, this is tosee if there's any other emotion
at that time.

(43:08):
There's not.
So if it goes weak on any ofthose, then that means there's
more emotions, but they're notat the five year old.
So that's good.
Now I want you to put these twofingers here at the bridge of
the eye.
This is the signal forhomeopathic.
So go ahead and do that.
Yeah.
So if I go here, it's strong.
If I connect it here, say itgoes weak.
And if I go to the emotions thatgoes weak.
So what I'm going to do nowcause you let go of the emotion.

(43:31):
We're going to restore theenergy field of the body.
So when we do them, we just giveyou the cause you cleared the
emotion.
You're alone.
Margin time.
So that's the metal element.
So we're going to go to themetal spray, which is good for
these types of things.
If I go here and it goes weak,that means you'd like a big one.
We want to restore the field ofthe body.
This is called urine.
I want one.
It's like a rest your remedy.

(43:52):
We could use this for NEType ofthese things, right now we want
to support the body.
I'll give you a couple of spraysand then you put some doesn't
taste Like water.
Freeze.
And then I'm
going to be using the otherhand.
Yeah, you can swallow it.
Yeah.
OK.
OK, not too bad.
Watch what happens if you put your two fingers
there again.
You can see that it goes niceand strong, yeah?

(44:13):
Yeah.
It's going nice and strong.
OK.
So we just help support theneed, yeah?
Yeah.
OK?
Yeah.
After we do a clearing, I alwaysdo this.
Poisons, a toxins, and then adrain.
So sometimes the poison andtoxin will show.
Sometimes it doesn't.
Just keep pushing until it goesstrong.
Good.
Nice and strong.
Eyes closed.
And then we're going to ask twopoint any of the factors and

(44:35):
that's what it fixed.
There is another best way tofix.
I'm going to go to the floweressence.
Shame hack.
I had a feeling.
Shame hack is, these are just togive you an idea.
Let's see what your body testsfor.
Okay.
So It goes straight to, I amsafe.
So say that, I am safe.

Valerie (44:56):
I am safe.

So there's a part of your body that doesn't feel
it.
Yeah.
And go, I am lovable.

Valerie (45:01):
I'm lovable.

So go back to, let's give you a couple drops of
this.
So this tastes like a littleshot of grain, which is nice.
Okay.
But there's a, this is a essenceunderneath the tongue.
So say, I'm safe.
I'm safe.
So it goes nice to strong.
So that was the only thing forthat.
So we can take this out.
You've cleared it.
Good.
So an energetic implant can besome type of energy or entity
could have implanted those typeof feelings.

(45:23):
Like you're not feeling safe,you're not feeling lovable or
something like that.
Yeah.
So then, yeah, you can just pullit out or we do it this way.
Okay.
But, let's go back to let's do,I allow them in, no.

Valerie (45:35):
I allow them in now.

So there's more.
Okay, we haven't fully clearedit yet.
Okay, so let's go back.
We'd be suspicious.
Yeah,

Krista (45:42):
it's been a few weeks since the session have the food
sensitivities and that sense ofcalm and space and release.
Has that been maintained?
Is that a constant now?

Valerie (45:55):
Yes, absolutely.
It's been really interesting.
The most common way that itcomes out is when somebody
checks in with me.
They're like, how are you doing?
How are you?
And I'm like, oh yeah I'm justtotally fine.

El (46:10):
You must have really been ready for it then for your body
to hold those changes.
I'm a sound practitioner andduring sessions, I'll feel a
space start to open up and then,move on to something else and
then go back to that space andit's closed back up again.
And it's because they're notready, for that to stay open
continuously.

Valerie (46:29):
Yeah.
I think you're right.
It is a season in my life wherespecifically.
Related to my childhood trauma,which was a sexual abuse and
I've been the secret keeper ofthat in order to protect the
abuser.
And then I recently just told mybrother, which was the big sort

(46:52):
of act to be like, okay, I'm notkeeping the secret anymore.
And so I am in a real season ofletting go, just letting go of
the things that I should havenever been asked to carry.
So yeah I can feel my body isin, an open hand phase right
now.

El (47:12):
That's an immense amount of courage, no matter what age

Valerie (47:14):
Yeah.
Thank you.
Beautiful.
It's interesting because it'scome up in a lot of different
healing sessions and with a lotof therapists over the last six
years.
And, the first time it came up,I had a huge trauma reaction
like, okay, let's just leavethis for now, and then it's been
a series of really Doing thework within myself to feel

(47:37):
fortified and then it came up inmy last session with Krista in
relationship to my creativity.
So it wasn't even the sessionabout that.
It was like I hadn't blocked inmy creativity and the guides
said, Yeah, because you'recarrying this.
And then as soon as it gotbrought up, I knew it was time

(47:58):
and I was ready.
So there is something to be saidabout really not rushing the
body's process and lettinghappen when you're ready.

Krista (48:09):
It's not just the body, it's the body, mind, spirits,
it's all of it.
So you have to.
Let everything work together.
It's harmony.
It's balance.

Valerie (48:18):
Yeah, that's right.
Absolutely.
And the whole process, includingmy session with Dr.
Lee felt like that thicksurrounded in love.
And that's the difference forme.
That's when I've been able totell it's okay, maybe this is
right for another time, but it'snot right for now.
And then when things are right,I feel totally, even if I'm

(48:39):
scared, I feel like a clear,thick bubble of love around it.
Which was definitely present inmy session with you, Dr.
Jerry.
So

that's awesome.
Yeah.
Hey, that the body truly is likea onion and there's so many
layers on layers, but Valeriewas really just ready for it.
And sometimes people come inwith the intention of working on
certain things, but maybe thebody's not ready to release, but
in Valor's case, it was justlike she knew right away.
So it was pretty amazing to see.

Krista (49:08):
Dr.
Jerry, you don't have anypersonal information prior to a
session.
You rely on everything to comethrough in your techniques as
the body speaks to you.
And one of the things thatValerie tested for was the
scarlet letter, In relationshipto sexual abuse.
Do you remember thatspecifically?

(49:29):
And can you talk about what thatscarlet letter represents?
And if you remember how itshowed up in the session.

Yeah.
That actually comes from atechnique called creative
emotional wizardry from Dr.
Randall Roberts.
The way that he does things is alittle bit different than the
way I do things, but just toidentify that her body was
holding onto some energeticpattern of being branded with
the scarlet letter is what cameup.
We used a vial to open up thebody with that.
And then we cleared it with,emotional technique.

(49:57):
Using NET, but just helping heridentify that there is this
sense of like brandednessenergetically metaphysically in
her body.
So then helping her release itThere's just so many different
items that we have with thevials.
It could be emotions.
It could be chemical things likepollution or pollens or,
theobromine from caffeine orsomething like that.

(50:17):
So I use those vials to open upthe body and then.
I have a list of things from oneof my mentors, Dr.
Timothy Francis asking the body,how does the body want to fix
this and address this andharmonize it so that it's not
invading the body anymore, orjust having that energetic
imprint on it.

Krista (50:32):
What are some of those options for the body to release?

Yeah, so NET is one Evolutionary quantum healing
technique, the vial work, floweressences, homeopathics, it could
be just even just an adjustmentSo it's really just all the
techniques that I've learnedthroughout my years of training
with muscle testing andkinesiology.

Krista (50:49):
You at one point had her release an emotion and you had
her put a hand on her head and Ithink a hand on her heart to
connect to the body.
Can you talk a little bit aboutthat process?

Yeah, that usually comes from the neuroemotional
technique.
So the hand on the forehead,there are two acupuncture points
that relate to the stomachmeridian on the forehead.
And when people are stressed,they usually, they put their
hand on the forehead and justtake deep breaths and sigh and
release.
So what they found is we're justconnecting the mind and body
with where the person might beholding the stress response in
the organs.
So if someone's holding, stressin the stomach, they would hold

(51:22):
the stomach and then the otherhand on the forehead.
And you're connecting mind andbody and helping the person just
breathe and release and go backto the physiology of the trauma
or the feeling because they dosay you have to feel it to heal
it.
Or if there's anger in theliver, you hold on to the liver
point and then the hand on theforehead and think about the
feeling of the anger and get tothe root cause, like the wire,

(51:43):
because does it make you angry?
Maybe because I don't feel lovedor because I feel alone or
because I feel.
Inadequate or whatever it is andwe get to that time in place
where the person may haveoriginally felt that emotion and
that's where we can use themuscle testing to guide us to
see is it from conception to 10or, age 5, 6, 7, whatever it is,

(52:04):
and then we just have themprocess that emotion, that
original feeling

Krista (52:08):
got it.
And then there was a drain.

Oh yeah, the draining comes from a technique
called the total bodymodification.
So usually after an emotionalclearing you want to get rid of
any energetic or emotionaldebris that the body's holding
on to.
There's a poisons toxins drainpoint that we just help release.
The negative energy from it.

Krista (52:26):
Amazing.
And then this is going to soundlike a silly question, but why
is it important to release theseemotions?
What harm are they doing?

I think it just stuns the growth of the person
and the body and the mind, body,spirit, and it becomes disease
in the body as we hold on tothese things.
It goes back to Louise Hay'swork with, cancers and
autoimmunities and cysts andfibroids and all these different
type of conditions.
There's always going to be someenergetic emotional pattern or
route.
So fixing the chemistry is veryimportant.

(52:55):
Looking at the labs and.
Doing the muscle testing withthe biochemistry is very
important, but also what elseabout the emotional side or the
spiritual side of things?
Because we've heard of peoplethat have certain beliefs and
that might be, interrupting orclogging some type of pattern
into the organs that might becausing the disease, I think
there's always a balance of.
Doing both and balancing thebody that way.

Krista (53:16):
You hear of people that have cancer and have cancer
removed.
It comes back because theydidn't change any of the
qualities.
The emotions are like astagnation.
If you will allow flow and lifeforce and expansion, all of
that.

Yeah, of course, prana, whatever you want to call
it, like just that life force.
Yeah, absolutely.

El (53:38):
And we have a physical response to our emotions, right?
You can help to release chronicpain by releasing emotions in
people.

Yeah, we have patients with huge thyroid
nodules.
And we do all the chemistry, wedo as much energetic work that
we can do.
But until ultimately that personuses their voice and speaks, to
that throat chakra.
And then it goes down.
It's like pretty amazing stuff.
Just the body is capable of.
So I think it's looking at thebody in multiple dimensions and
not just looking at as onelinear type of constitution.

(54:07):
I think it's very important.

Krista (54:09):
And, you can change the chemistry as you mentioned, but
if you put the Person back inthe same dynamic, maybe it's
relational or a family dynamicor marriage, and the soil that
they're growing in.
Yes.
When Val was able to let go ofan emotion.
You did something to restore theenergy field.
I think you gave her a metalspray because that's what she

(54:30):
tested for.
But what is restoring the energyfield?
Tell us about that.

So that comes with the neuroemotional technique.
Anytime you clear let's sayyou're clearing Something in the
lung or large intestine inChinese medicine, the lung large
intestine are the yin and yangorgans of the metal element.
And so specific homeopathicremedies get rid of the toxins
energetically, pathically inthose organs.

(54:54):
So once you let go of anemotion, then we try to support
the organs just through thehomeopathic sprays.

Krista (55:01):
What have you noticed in terms of the scope of NET?
What are some of the thingsyou've seen in your clients that
have completely surprised you?
For instance, has someone everthrown up in your office?

Yes, absolutely.
That has happened on my mindsthere.
But no, it's a, it's an amazinggrowing field of practitioners.
It started with.
chiropractors.
And the added Chinese medicinephilosophy, acupuncture
philosophy.
But it's so amazing just to seewhen I go to these these
seminars now because there aremedical doctors that are doing
research at Thomas Jeffersonuniversity, showing changes on

(55:36):
functional MRIs through justsessions of NET.
There are site DS and familytherapists and social workers,
so many different practitionersthat are, a part of this
neuroemotional technique familyand Dr.
Walker's the way that he'sapproaching it he wants to
avoid.
It becoming just energetic, butbacking it up with the research
and the scientific data for it.

(55:57):
So it's pretty, pretty amazing.

Krista (55:58):
That makes me so happy when these things get the
respect that they deserve andall of this to become more
mainstream so that we can alllive a very different life.

Yeah,

Krista (56:10):
that's exciting.
I'm always amazed at youraccuracy or your ability to run
these tests, how did thesesessions feel for you?
What are you experiencing as youperform these tests?

I really just go in as a neutral practitioner and
allow the body to reveal itselfto me.
No, expectations

Krista (56:31):
difficult, right?
Because that in itself is huge.
Do you ever get nervous?
Do you ever have to negotiatethat?
Or is it just a given now?
Do you just surrender and get inthere?

I think that's the biggest thing.
Having the energy and theintention is what I've been
taught.
So my intention is always justto allow the body to reveal
itself be space for the clientdo the best that I can to help
the patient.
And having that mentality helpsme stay a little bit more
grounded and, Understanding thatI'm not necessarily doing all
the healing.
It's the body and the personthat's doing the healing.
I'm just doing the facilitationof it and helping them find and

(57:06):
discover certain things thatmight not have been in their
consciousness.

Krista (57:10):
So it's a partnership and you're discovering the
client that must be exciting.
Interesting.
Yeah.
So Val, back to you, the feelingof disgust was released from
your body and relationship to achildhood trauma.
You mentioned that it was a deeprelease and it just kept coming
and coming.
I'd love to get an understandingof what that felt.

(57:31):
a sensation of that, if you canremember.

Valerie (57:35):
Yeah, that was definitely the one that
surprised me, I think the most,and it ended up being the
biggest release.
And the word disgust hadn't comeup.
in terms of thinking of thisdrama that happened to me.
I've been trying to access likeanger specifically around it and

(57:56):
I could, but there was, it waslike clunky.
And once I really honed intothis feeling of disgust, I
realized The anger was foldedinto that and the sadness like
so much and it was such a like apinpoint accuracy.
We're like, disgust.
Whoa.
So yeah, that was where we hadthe vial and I held it to my
stomach and I held my foreheadAnd Dr.

(58:19):
Jerry just gave me the space toreally go into the feeling of
disgust and the experience wasthe way that I've actually
described it to my husbandafterwards is it was the closest
thing to labor.
that I had experienced where itwasn't painful like labor, but
it was like, when you go throughlabor and your body is

(58:41):
contracting, one of the mainfeelings is like, Whoa, this is
so big.
This is so big and powerful.
And that was the feeling.
So it, even though it wasn'tphysically painful, it was like
the floodgates opened.
And I just couldn't, I just keptwanting to go.
Wow.

(59:02):
Wow.
Like I couldn't believe how bigit was.
And then we even talked about itafterwards, it would come in
these big waves where I wasbreathing.
And I wasn't consciously makingthe decision to breathe any
specific way, my body was justdoing it.
So if I remember it correctly,like The first few minutes I was

(59:22):
like breathing like hard throughmy nose like it was like a real
like sort of activated likewarrior breath or something and
then I started to have slower,deeper exhales through my mouth
where it was, Like laborbreathing.
That's the best example of it.
And then it would start to slowdown and this is what we talked
about afterwards we'd both thinkit was done and then it would

(59:45):
come again and a bigger wave andokay, there's a little bit more
to be released, but the bodywas, doing its wise action of
coming in waves and having meget a minute of.
Recalibration and then comingback.
So it was big.
It was a really big release.
And like I said, that worddiscussed just was a word that

(01:00:05):
my body knew that I did notknow.
I did not know.
Yeah.

Krista (01:00:09):
It is the accuracy.
It matters so much, even on afrequency level, the frequency
of disgust was something thatreally allowed you access to
what the body was holding.

El (01:00:20):
Yeah.

Dr Jerry Lee (01:00:21):
Yeah.
That just happens to be one ofthe Emotions or words in the
stomach chart in the stomachemotions for neuroemotional
technique.
And you might've worked on theanger in the previous, sessions
that you've done, but we said,discussed your arm went down.
And so that was the frequencythat like, you were holding on
to.

Valerie (01:00:39):
Yeah, that's right.
And I think that's why the angerfelt incomplete.
It was like an aspect of theanger that hadn't been focused
on in any way.

Okay, so let's go to the energetic block.
Let's do the scarlet letter.
In the scarlet letter, what hewould do normally is he would
find it and feel it and thenjust erase it out of your field
and send it to the light butthat could be all in the stomach
stuff too.
So I'm going to do it my way,which is usually more of an
emotional way But, let's seewhich one.
Yeah, I get the R.
Yeah, that makes sense.

(01:01:11):
Okay, let's do it a differentway here.
I want you to think about you,oversympathetic low self esteem,
disgust.
The emotion is disgust.
Yeah.
Okay?
That makes sense.
Can you get the feeling of it?
And think about the why orbecause.
The root, the constant versionof the English, and the type of

(01:01:33):
disgust.
Conception of ten.
Conception of ten.
Ten and twenty, fifteen.
So I get something at age ten.

Valerie (01:01:45):
It's very possible it was age ten.
Like it's, the age is blurry.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Definitely it could be, or thatcould have been, it happened at,
Younger and then age 10 is asI'm You're

conscious, more a little

Valerie (01:02:00):
bit More conscious of Yeah Of getting disillusioned
with this person

Can you get the feeling of that?
I want you to get to the feelingof the disgust I want you to
really feel it in your body OkayThe physiology, I want you to
bring it out The moment yourealize that it has happened,
that it happened, okay?
Think about that I actuallystill might do the erase on the
body The thing about this as itrelates to you today.

(01:02:56):
Disgust.
Oh, yeah.
Disgust.

Valerie (01:03:10):
Wow.
Yeah,

it's big.
It's really big.
It just happens to be in yourstomach.

Valerie (01:03:13):
Yeah.
Makes

sense.

Valerie (01:03:14):
Wow, and my stomach was like,

Yeah.

Valerie (01:03:17):
It was almost like labor.
It was it just kept being Yeah.
Wow, that was so big.
No, I could feel

you, feeling it.
That's good.
It's because they say you haveto feel it to heal it.
So you Yeah, that's

Valerie (01:03:29):
wild.
It was it felt bottomless.
It's wow, this keeps coming up.
Woo.

But that makes sense because it's in your
stomach.
Disgust.
Totally.

Valerie (01:03:39):
Yeah, and when I read that before, I was like, woo.
Oh, obviously.
Yeah.

So you must be just still holding a little bit
of that.
Hopefully this is fully looking,letting you release and feel
liberated by

Valerie (01:03:50):
it.
Yeah, it's such an interestingdistinction to from anger.
Like I say, I really, I alwayswas like, a hard time accessing
the anger but that was it.
That it was like, Oh, cause it,because it's

disgust.
Yeah.
It's yeah, it's a differentthing.
Okay, good.
Oh, yeah.
Whoa.
Good.
No, I'm glad you let thatrelease.

Krista (01:04:12):
Another interesting thing that came through was that
you did a psychogenetic protocolIt allowed you to find feelings
of abandonment and youdiscovered that they weren't
hers.
They were inherited from herlineage from a maternal
grandmother, I believe.
And you said that whenever shefelt them, you instructed her to

(01:04:34):
ground herself and release them.
Can you talk a bit about thatprotocol?
And then Val, can we talk abouthow that felt to let that go,
given it wasn't yours?

Yeah, generally when we go to the original event
of some shock or trauma oremotion sometimes we can hone
into finding that it could benot hers.
And that's something that's wecall it psychogenetic where it
came down and was passed downgenerationally.
Because again, cells haveimprints.
And if, mother or father aregoing through events or
emotions.
While, raising a child that candefinitely pass down to that

(01:05:06):
person as well.
And as that person feels thoseemotions and then becomes
theirs.
We call that psychogeneticprinciple.
And so through differenttechniques making sure that you
can cut the cores and understandthat it's not yours to hold
anymore, and there's this stresscalming technique meditation
that I've learned from theevolutionary quantum healing
technique.
It starts with a white lightfrom the heart chakra because it

(01:05:27):
all starts from self love.
And then expand outwards.
This is like a work field ofprotection.
Then depending on whether it'smother's side or father's side,
you cut the cord on left sidewith the female energy right
side of the male energy.
I always tell the patient toimagine connection from heart
chakra to.
The mother or father, and thenit can go to specific

(01:05:49):
generations however manygenerations and then also just
finding that there is love fromheart to heart, from mother to
father and that there is lovethere, but when you cut the cord
and, disconnect from the emotionthat they were carrying.
You always want to send loveback to that person and thank
them because without them, youwouldn't be who you are.
But you don't have to carry onthat specific trauma or that

(01:06:10):
shock or that emotion that theywent through.
So releasing the cord, cuttingthe cord and then grounding the
self, and then keep creatingself love from heart shocker and
expanding outwards.
That's the process.

Krista (01:06:21):
How did that feel for you Val?
Did it resonate with you?

Valerie (01:06:24):
Yeah, it did.
It wouldn't have really occurredto me.
Because when I think about mymother, There are issues, but I
wouldn't say abandonment was oneof them.
But then when I think about hermother, I could absolutely see
how that resonated.
she was abandoned by herparents.
And what's interesting aboutthis that I only realized later,

(01:06:47):
was in my most recent readingwith you, Krista, there was a
moment where you said there's agrandmother here with us and
she's my only deceasedgrandmother.
But because we weren't veryclose, I was like, huh, I don't
know.
And, and then we sort of justkind of moved on.

(01:07:07):
But, um, But then it came backin this practice where that's
what was, being indicated isthat I was holding on.
To something of hers that Ineeded to just give back to her
and not carry.
And certainly I see the waysthat, my mom has that cord to
her.
That's very strong.

(01:07:28):
And then it was given to me.
So that really resonated andthen to practice.
that exact practice of cuttingthe cord.
It really is interesting it wasdone so beautifully.
Because of the love and lightand sending it and doing it in
this loving act, I think I feltsafe to do it.

(01:07:49):
Because there's this feeling ofI'm going to cut my cord to my
mother, like that feels reallyscary.
It's my mother, and that's howwe end up tied to and carrying
things that aren't ours as wethink that our attachment is.
dependent on carrying thesethings.
So this has just been the themeof my life in this season is

(01:08:12):
keeping the part of theconnection that serves you and
giving back everything else.
And having a trauma bond is notthe same as having a healthy,
good bond.
So it's actually a practice thatI, I made note that I could
definitely use in this time.
And there really was thisinstant relief wait, I don't

(01:08:34):
have to carry that.
To be able to give it up wassuch a gift.
And something that can be aregular practice because, we
have these patterns and there'sa good chance I might get
entangled in that again.
And it's so simple to takemyself through that
visualization.

Krista (01:08:55):
You remind me of a beautiful expression that love
doesn't hurt attachments do.
I think about that all the time.
Yeah, a big one.

Valerie (01:09:06):
That's a good one.

So they're still, so we still have, so the last
one here is the energetic block,so I'm just going to go there.
I think that's the one.
Is this where we start?
So it is.
Okay.
So then how do we fix it?
Dad's career job, love, you.
The daughter, to dad.

(01:09:30):
So this is more to mom now.
Okay, so they love you as adaughter to mom.
It's your small intestine.
So in the emotions of the smallintestine, we have lost,
vulnerable, Frankly enjoyed onedisability, not thinking about
motive abandoned concept of youfeeling abandoned.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then can you just think ofthe wire because yeah.

(01:09:55):
So actually the concept of notbeing chosen say that.
I'm chosen.

Valerie (01:10:00):
I'm chosen.

Okay.
I'm worthy of being chosen.

Valerie (01:10:03):
I'm

worthy of being chosen.
So there's a block there.
Let's ask.
Concept of original event.
Initialized as abandonedfeeling.
Conception of 10.
Conception of 5.
Age 5, 4, 3, 2, 3.
Wow.
Concept of your abandonedfeeling.
By mom.
By dad.
By mom.
What else?
Psychogenetic.
This is psychogenetic.
This is your mom's.

(01:10:25):
How many generations on yourmom's side?
1 Your mom's mom, your mom'sdad, so this is actually a
generational thing.
So she might have gone throughsomething, and she was venomized
by her mom.

Valerie (01:10:37):
Yeah,

she was,

Valerie (01:10:39):
a hundred percent, yeah.
Okay.
Her mom her dad actually left,but then her mom had like a
nervous breakdown, and was neverthe same, when my mom was nine,
so she had to Take overeverything and take care of her
mom, become the child of God.
And for the rest of her mom'slife, she was.

So this is your grandmother's, like from your
grandmother to your mom, it'sall passed down.

Valerie (01:11:03):
That makes so much sense.
And with my grandmother, there'sabandonment stuff.

Okay.
Yeah.
So that, it's all coming fromthere.
So how old when you're three,was there any other Samaritan
or?

Valerie (01:11:13):
Yes, my brother.
And how old was he?
He was eight.

Okay, so we're gonna just imagine your three
year old self, but that's whenyou absorbed it.
That's the abandonment feelingsyou absorbed at age three.
Was your grandma still around?
Did you have a good relationshipwith her?

Valerie (01:11:30):
No, never really, but she was around a lot.

Okay.
Yeah.
Okay, so we're gonna go to yourthree year old self and we're
gonna clear, we're gonna do likea, a cord clearing, okay?
Cord cutting, okay?
Yeah.
So go to your three year oldself.
Just think about how you mighthave felt abandoned by mom.
But really it's not yours, it'syou absorbed it.
Okay, so I'm going to have youhold your small intestine, and
then hand on your forehead.
And I'll run you through anexercise, if it's a, we call it

(01:11:53):
a psychogenetic, because youpicked it up from that.
I want you to imagine a ball, awhite light from your heart
chakra, the size of a tennisball, and it's spinning
clockwise.
And as you breathe in and out,it's going to spin hotter,
whiter, faster, get denser, andget bigger.
And you eventually go outside ofyour body, so this is your org
field of protection.
We always start from the heartchakra.
Because it's self love, and thenit expands outwards, okay?

(01:12:15):
And then female energy is onyour left.
In your upper left hand corner,I want you to see an image of
mom.
And what you're going to see isthe ball of white light from her
heart chakra expanding outwards,too.
You guys are two bubbles ofwhite light.
But I want you to see your heartchakra connected to hers, okay?
There's a lot of love there,connected to her.
And then, because it's twogenerations, I want you to see

(01:12:37):
your mom in your So what I wantyou to do is cut both cords and
then send love and light back tothem.
Show them the gratitude withoutthem going through what they
went through.
You wouldn't be who you are.
So show them the gratitude, butyou don't need to be attached to

(01:12:58):
their abandonment feelings.
Okay?
So send love and light back tothem.
After you do that, I want you toground yourself to the core of
the earth.
And then keep creating whitelight from your heart chakra
expanding out.
You don't need to carry itthere.
Letting that go from that threeyear old self.
So the abandonment feeling isthe concept of that.

(01:13:45):
Yeah, feels

Valerie (01:14:05):
like a big relief.
Yeah.

So anytime there's an abandonment feeling or
feeling not chosen, it might notbe yours.
Just ground yourself and cut thecords with mom and grandmother.
Yeah.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
So that's something you can domoving forward.

Valerie (01:14:16):
Yeah.
Wow.
And I'm all saying this for therecording so I remember.
Yeah, it's good.
It's a wild cause.
Krista, during my reading saidsomething about I feel like
there's a grandmother with us.
And I was like, I don't know.
Cause I'm not really that closeto my grandma.

Interesting.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.

Valerie (01:14:34):
Yeah.

Okay.
Good.
Okay.
Go back to three year old self.
Some fire spray for the smallintestine.
This is one of the hormonescirculation.

(01:15:27):
Okay.
I'll have them in.
No,

Valerie (01:15:33):
I allow them in.
So there it is.
Okay, so you cleared

that all, that was all metaphysical.
Wow.
Now that you cleared that, youmay not, let's see, okay, so
what's left?
I'll look here.
Let's see.
Astridium.
You just did this with Candida.
Parasites.
Mercury.
Rice.
And cadmium.
You all cleared.

(01:15:57):
Whoa.
So by
holding all those emotions in those organs, and
letting go of the metaphysical,that helps all this stuff too.
Your sensitivity to all that.
So that's pretty, prettypowerful.
Yeah.
So my mentor was, says startwith spiritual, emotional,
metaphysical, causeenergetically they have a whole
lot of, so that's affectingmaybe your sensitivity to that
stuff.

Valerie (01:16:18):
Pretty cool.
Yeah.
Really cool.
Yeah.
I

didn't expect that all of them to clear.

Krista (01:16:25):
Dr.
Jerry, you gave Val after all ofthe testing and releasing, you
then gave her a chiropracticadjustment.
Why is that important?
What does that do?

Yes.
I do believe in the power of thenervous system.
And I usually do an adjustmentafterwards because you want to
reset the neurology of the bodyafter it's gone through this
physiological release response.
So I think that's a good way ofharmonizing everything together
on the nervous system level.

Krista (01:16:51):
So it sets it all back

It can help a lot with the processing because, we
have so many different thingsthat we hold in the organs and
that's all, corresponded andheld together by the nervous
system.
And so helping the body on aphysical level thereafter, I
think is important.

Krista (01:17:09):
Sure.
Of course.

Valerie (01:17:10):
I have a question actually about that because
after you did the adjustment,you told me to walk down the
hall and before you even saidit, I was like, Oh my gosh, I
feel so light.
Like my whole body just feltlike it was like walking on
clouds or something.
And then you said you might feellighter.

(01:17:30):
And then I didn't even ask youwhy that was what happens.

I think it's just doing the chiropractic
adjustments you do get a senseof endorphin release, but also
with the techniques there's ablocking techniques that we do
at the end, just lock in thework, save the work on the
body's bio computer.
And with all the emotionalreleases and then the physical
releases that we get, thewalking helps get the torque out
of the body.
So I always tell patients towalk up and down the hallway and

(01:17:59):
just re reorganize the bodyrestructure and get the torque
out of the system.
And so most people do sense of asense of relief or just like a
lightness afterwards.

Krista (01:18:10):
Val asked a great question at the end of the
session.
She asked, how do you maintainthis work and all the releases
that occurred?
What would you suggest?

I think knowing that at the session, what we
worked on it's done, we want to.
To move forward from it versuskeep stepping back into it.
I think that's easier said thandone sometimes.
But I think the most importantthing is the action steps.
What have you learned from thatsession?
Which I think Valerie definitelyis really good at and
pinpointing.
And then what are the actionsteps to move forward from this?

(01:18:41):
And, looking at what the nextprocess might be.
I think there's always some typeof action step that needs to be
taken.
Taken after the awareness,because when we do the emotional
technique work, it was gettingthe body to become aware.
Then what's important is whatyou do with it afterwards, in my
opinion.

Krista (01:18:57):
You also asked the body what food it needs, how much
water, how much sleep, how muchexercise.
And what supplements and it'svery specific what comes back.
That's probably part of it aswell.

Yeah.
Those are all things that I'velearned from my mentors how else
can we support the body at thatmoment in time?
So hydration is alwaysimportant.
We always tell patients to take,at least half your body weight
and fluid ounces.
or one liter per 50 pounds ofbody weight.
And then usually red meatactually helps the body process.
So it helps with grounding.

(01:19:29):
And then, how much sleep theperson needs, how much possible
exercise or what type ofproteins or what type of
specific foods that the personshould avoid to help maintain
those things.
Usually we tell people, to avoidmost common inflammatory foods,
which are corn, wheat, soy,dairy, and sugar.
When the patient follows thosethings, we tend to find that
they have better, ways ofprocessing and they get better

(01:19:51):
results that way.
So it's just more informativefor the patient.
And some people want to askspecific questions about the
body.
What else can I do?
Should I do co plunge orinfrared sauna, or can I do this
and that?
So I usually use the muscletesting as a guide and ask the
body what the person needs atthat moment in time.

Krista (01:20:06):
On a personal note, I would love to ask both of you,
what are your self care orspiritual practices?
How do you best balance yourenergy and what kinds of things
knock you out of alignment?

I think just trying to do the best to stay
grounded.
I do some, stress calmingmeditation as much as I can.
Going to the gym is my outlet.
I try to work out, a couple oftimes a week, just getting
movement and releasing.
I think for me, it's juststaying connected to my roots,
my foundation, my, why, and mypurpose of why I'm doing what
I'm doing.
It was just grounds me.

Krista (01:20:40):
Can we ask that?
Why do you do what you do?
What does it give you?

I think just a sense of, helping others and
just putting others first as, asmuch as I can making, the world
better place and obviously justhelping everyone reach their
potential and giving love andsupport that, that I feel like I
was given throughout my wholelife with family.

Krista (01:21:01):
Thank you so much for that.
Val, what are your self care orspiritual practices?
What do you do to groundyourself and keep an alignment?
What knocks you out ofalignment?

Valerie (01:21:12):
Yeah.
I have several tools and I justattuned to what is needed during
specific seasons.
So one of them is what Imentioned in mindfulness.
I teach mindfulness.
Just the practice of meditation,doing a body scan allowing
feelings to come up and do theirdance and then come out.

(01:21:34):
And dance is huge for me.
That's like an instant alignerfor me.

Krista (01:21:40):
Teach dance

Valerie (01:21:41):
too, right?
Yeah, I teach dance.
And the dance that I teach isnot inherently, or I guess
overtly spiritual it's likecardio, fun, silly.
But we do set intentions and wedo yoga at the end.
And.
It feels like a shower for myinsides.
So dancing is huge and being ina community, being with friends,

(01:22:05):
you learn these things that Makeyour soul happy and then do as
much of that as possible.
And I think when I fall out ofalignment, it's when I'm giving
too much away and when I'mcutting my body off and getting
back into my head And not reallydoing that a tuning for what I

(01:22:27):
need.
And sometimes it's just going tohappen because I have a young
child.
So there's an element offorgiving myself when that
happens.
And sometimes I'll like whisperto my soul and my body I'm
coming back for you, don'tworry.
But and that's just fresh in mymind.
Cause my daughter's been onspring break for two weeks.
So, there hasn't been a ton ofself care, but but yeah, I would

(01:22:49):
say meditation, dance.
Being in community, being innature, going to the ocean as
much as possible, those are mymain things.

Krista (01:22:59):
Beautiful.
Thank you so much.
Dr.
Jerry, tell us why clientsusually come to you.
What are they looking for?

I think a lot of people come because they've
tried other things already.
They've done maybe thefunctional medicine approach.
They've done other chiropracticcare, acupuncture, all their
different alternatives thatthey're looking for.
I think that we have become moreof a name because of the
neuromotional technique work andpeople come mainly to understand
that there are different stresspatterns that they're holding on

(01:23:28):
to, or to alleviate theirstress, because that is really
the silent killer, whether it'sconscious or subconscious.
I think people want to come inand try something different.
And there is more awareness withespecially mental health and,
emotional trauma, people arerecognizing that, we don't need
to hold on to these things andthat they do create disease and
illness in our body.
Our practice is identifyingthose things and helping people

(01:23:49):
process.
And I think that's a beautifulthing.

Krista (01:23:52):
Yeah.
I know that you are always goingto conferences and continuing
your education and learning.
Do you see it growing?
Are there more modalitiesshowing up on the planet that
you're interested in?
Yeah,

definitely.
There's a lot of differenttechniques that are spinning
off.
A lot of them are also like morenutritional techniques.
But there are also a lot oftechniques that are working in
the quantum space for healingusing more energy, vibration,
frequency I heard this term,frequency medicine, that's the
buzzword I think a lot of thatstems from the roots of
kinesiology with muscle testingand biofeedback and I think

(01:24:24):
that's the future of medicine,it seems like.

Krista (01:24:26):
Yeah, it's got to be exciting to be a part of that,
huh?

Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah,

El (01:24:31):
How many sessions do you usually recommend for people or
does it depend upon what they'reworking through?

Yeah, I think it just depends.
I don't really do certain plansor anything.
I just see the person as theyare.
And most people come back in amonth if I feel like there's a
specific, thing that I need tohone in on, then I'll have them
come back in a couple of weeks.
But I do try to honor the bodyand allow the person to process
after the work.
I usually ask the body the besttime they should come back.
Sometimes the rational brainsays, no, I think that's.

(01:24:58):
Too late or it's too soon andthey'll say, okay let's have you
do, like something in themiddle.
So I try to honor the body ifthey don't feel changes within
three or four sessions, I tellpeople, you, maybe we can look
into other options or trysomething different.
A lot of the clients like tocome in Once a month kind of
maintenance, wellness type ofroutines.
For the emotional hygiene, toknow that something that they're
working on a regular basistrying to get to that pillar of

(01:25:21):
health, instead of doing it onetime and then just moving on to
something else

Krista (01:25:26):
It is that onion concept too.
There's just layers upon layersupon layers upon layers.
Depending on the person, ofcourse.
Yeah.
It's interesting because you doask the body, you ask the body
when it wants to come back orwhen it needs to come back.
So yeah, definitely.
Yeah.
All right, guys.
This was amazing.
Thank you so much.
I'd love to let people knowwhere to find you, Dr.

(01:25:47):
Jerry.
You're at KenHealthWellness.
com, correct?

Yeah.
We're in South Pasadena,California.
And you can find NETpractitioners pretty much
globally net mind body.
com.
If you're looking for a appliedkinesiology, more functional
approach, neuro physiologicalapproach ICA K USA.
com international college ofblack kinesiology.
So there's doctors that do a lotof this work.

Krista (01:26:12):
We'll put all that information on the website to
Val, where can people find youand your mindfulness classes and
your dance classes?

Valerie (01:26:21):
Yeah, I post a lot about that on my Instagram,
which is Valerie and Cheney.
I also have a podcast with myhusband.
It's his podcast.
It's called you made it weird.
And on Wednesdays he does justhim and a guest.
He's a comedian, but then onFridays it's just he and I, and
we discuss all this stuff andmore.

(01:26:44):
So yeah.

Krista (01:26:45):
Awesome.
Thank you so much.
We'll put that on the website aswell.
Is there anything that you guyswanted to talk about that we
didn't cover?
Anything feel incomplete?

No, I want to thank you for the opportunity,
Krista, to have this and sharethis platform with you.

Krista (01:27:00):
Are you kidding?
Thank you.
so much.
Yeah, thank you both so much

thank you, Valerie, for opening up and,
allowing the processing tohappen.
Great.
It was great.
It's very beautiful.

Valerie (01:27:11):
Thank you for making me feel safe to do that.

Krista (01:27:15):
thank you both so much for your time and your energy
I'm truly honored to have youboth here.
Thank you.
Thank you.

El (01:27:22):
Thank you so much.

Valerie (01:27:23):
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you everyone.

Krista (01:27:27):
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