"I had a hip replacement 2 years ago.  I was in pain for 4 years before it was diagnosed with a simple x-ray ordered by one of my chiropractors. This is after seeing a pain management specialist for disabling pain in my knee (x-ray of knee showed nothing) and going to physical therapy and taking Pilates classes for a year because of pain in my lower back that radiated around my hip to my groin (sciatica).  As it turns out, all of these complaints were because of degenerative arthritis in my right hip. I know now that when you are in pain, you compensate to try to relieve the pain by the way you walk and your posture, sending signals to the brain to adjust the body's muscles accordingly. (By the time I went for surgery, I was hobbling)." 

"After the physical cause was removed and I recovered from surgery, I began to have a burning pain in my left foot. Robert used a new technique he had learned called Myokinesthetics and after two treatments the pain is gone.  I believe the pain in my foot was yet another compensation my brain and body were attempting post-surgery (full recovery took 6 months).  The burning pain was the nerve ending firing.  It had nothing to do with my foot or the shoes I was wearing but my instinct would have been to go to a podiatrist and get insoles. Not necessary, once the compensations were cleared by this technique my body went back to normal.  I actually have better posture now, and the treatments only took 20 minutes each."        Patty Bass, age 57