When we got there Dr. Dennis Maness of MindSoul Brain Technology gave us a short tour, and then he started the (MindSoul Brain Technologies) process. I had made a point of not telling him a thing about me, other than what my physical appearance might give away.
Within minutes he said, "Your brain has a fog over it. Did you just eat a big meal?"
"No. In fact I hadn't eaten much if anything."
"Are you waking up feeling refreshed?"
"No."
For the past six weeks had fallen into a depression and the 25 mg of zoloft I had taken for the past 16 years, even when increased in dosage, was doing nothing to help. I could not write or function.
"You had a severe head injury" I had been kicked in the face by a horse....which sent me into my fist year long severe depression 25 years ago. He also saw three heavy stress lines.
We have a history of depression. My brother committed suicide when he was 22 years old, my nephew just this christmas tried to hang himself and had a breakdown.
"If you had some pain..." Dennis said innocently, and finally I started crying, "I have been in pain for six weeks, depressed, suffering, etc."
"Let's do it."
When he put on the beta protocol, my brain sucked it and loved it for 20 minutes, then I started to get fidgety and he switched the protocol. After 45 minutes he got me up and asked me how I felt.
I felt better than I have felt my whole life! It was as if my past had been neutralized and I felt refreshed. On the way from LA to Minneapolis, I wrote a huge article, which it seems was more logically organized than anything I usually do.
I felt so good I was concerned that I had to return to Michigan. Dennis told me to laugh, yawn and take the amino acids (HealthWalk’s Subrexi).
I am back and feeling great, and I am planning a trip out to run the full program, blood work, Marks' part (MindSoul EIR), (MindSoul Brain Technologies) brain mapping and digital infrared thermo-imaging (DITI).
Thanks for the possibilities you ignite in people.
Sue Woodward, Managing Editor & Founder North Star Family Matters Magazine , Minneapolis MN