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I only give this information to family and friends, and I always remind them that "although I have never been incorrect so far when the information has been checked for accuracy, do remember that I could be wrong this time, so we can not take what I say seriously". I ask that the person lets me know whether what I told them is right or wrong, most of the information I receive is such that a person is aware of either having it or not having it. Such as shoulder pain, any other specific pain or discomfort, having had vasectomy, any particular problem with the digestive system, and many more.
Some of the things I find are such that the person can not tell me if it is correct or not, such as when I describe an internal anomaly such as "your kidneys are larger than usual although that is normal to you and it is not the case of enlargement", and information of this kind would need to be verified by a doctor or with medical imaging.
Most of what I detect are not serious health problems, but interesting information about the body of that person.
I can only recall
two instances where I had detected something seriously dangerous. One was when I detected cysts of the internal reproductive system in a coworker. I was quite concerned but chose not to tell her about it. Months later she shared with us that she had become diagnosed with reproductive cysts and was scheduled for surgery. The other case occurred yesterday as a matter of fact, read about it on
http://www.visionfromfeeling.com/observations.html involving a potentially serious and fatal heart problem. This was on a friend and I chose to describe the problem as specificly as I perceived it. I told him that I had never been incorrect yet, but that of course I may be incorrect this time, and that I felt obliged to share this information with him, especially since I detect that there is a way around the problem.
I detected that the cause is the consumption of deep-fried peanut oil and that a simple change in the type of fat and oil consumed would be all that can be done and would be sufficient to hault the advancement of the problem.
I would never present this information in a way that has people take their faith from the medical field and place it onto me, I remind people that doctor's order are what we go by. I would never encounter a situation where I advise a person to
not see a doctor, or to stop taking their medications, or to put a person in any kind of physical danger, or to make them depending on me since personal integrity is valuable and not to be taken away. I would also not take money for this, I enjoy using my ability and am more grateful for having the ability and for having my health. I look forward to a prosperous career and have no incentive to make a living on this.
There was one case where I ordered a person to stop taking a medication. I met with a friend of mine and was shocked, I saw that his blood flow was being inhibited, and detected that the cause was a new medicine he had not been taking before. I perceived that this effect would lead to reduced blood flow to the brain, and partial brain damage due to the oxygen deficiency that would result. I told him that this medicine would kill him and that he must stop taking it and have his doctor give him another brand. He told me that yes, he was in fact on a new medication, one that is for high blood pressure. It is funny how the medical industry makes their medicines. If you have high blood pressure, they might not know how to make a medical compound that "lowers blood pressure", but they make one whose effect is to "stop blood flow" so this is administered to some extent since it, in effect, also reduces blood pressure. Another silly example is when they do not know how to make a "diuretic", a compound that lets the body remove an excess of fluid, so what they make is a serious liver toxin, to which the body responds in absolute panic, flushing it out through the kidneys with an excessive amount of fluid, so in effect, the body is dehydrated and an excess of fluid is removed.
Well he went to see his doctor and was given another alternative for blood pressure medication, which works just fine but without all of these side-effects.
I have also saved a life because of my ability. I was working at a nursing home and without even knowing that one of our elders was a diabetic (since I was new to this building and working on the lowest level where I am not required to know all the health information of the residents), yet I detected dangerously low blood sugar which was then confirmed by the other staff and with a measurement of the blood sugar level.
I do not allow people to make major life decisions based on my observations unless verified by a doctor. However I do often recommend to people that they exercise or change their diet slightly when I see that it is very necessary. I can see good reasons for exercise, increased fiber, to stop eating ham and other prepared meats, or to do eat cherries, blueberries etc but these are the harmless things said with good intention that we all like to tell ourselves and each other.
I do not want assumptions on how I would use my ability and that I would be using it in unethical ways. When there are no grounds to suspect this of me then all that it is is unfounded attacks against me as a person.
