Epilepsy Seizure at a Health Show

Sunday 20 Nov 2016

During the Show while talking to a client, I noticed what appeared to be a dummy slouched in a chair at the furthest end of the aisle from our stand. It was still there some 5 minutes later when the client left. It looked very strange with an arm hanging down on the left side but no sign of a head. I decided to go and see what it was about because it was not on a stand but in an area designated for casual seating next to a table.

As I approached it became apparent it was a male human. The head was slumped onto the chest in an awkward way and 2 pamphlets had fallen from the hand onto the floor. The person was obviously in some state of distress.

The person's eyes were partially open and I asked what the problem was. He replied "Seizure". I asked if it was heart or head and he replied "Epilepsy". Because there was no power I got someone to assist me to lift and carry him back to our stand.

I treated purple on the pineal (Shock reduction) then purple over the motor cortex of the head. As the light passed over the centre between the hemispherical divide he gave a "flinch" and then sat up straight. I continued to do the rest of the 4-minute Relax on the pineal. He then fell asleep. When he awoke about 2 minutes later, he said he was thirsty so I gave him a glass of water.

On enquiring about his condition he told Dianna that he could feel blood flow coursing through his legs and this was a similar effect to the tablets he would normally have to take after a seizure (Diapazan) but without a headache. He mentioned he suffered from Tinnitus in both ears so I unblocked the top of the Parotid gland on each side to free up the lymphatic glands. He swallowed a few times and commented he could feel fluid flowing down the inside of his face. Within minutes the neuralgia on both sides of his face as well as the tinnitus had gone.

He was able to stand up on his own and did not require his stick to steady himself. He was seen later walking around the stands quite normally.

David Phillips
Division Manager