Brimhall Homecoming Debrief
As we are now almost 2 weeks out from Dr. John Brimhall’s well attended Homecoming where Dr. Harper was invited to Speak and do a 2-hour Workshop I will give you my summary of the weekend. As I said the conference was very well attended, with 200 practitioners and a variety of vendors present. We were pleased to have Scott La Pray there representing Utah Cord Bank and Jolene McDonough from DBS which is an authorized Distributor of UCB products. We had 26 people signed up to receive the Biologic Allograft product from UCB all of them wanting Dr. Harper to administer them.
We created quite a stir on Thursday night as Dr. Harper treated several people with the NOT therapy which he developed before we went to Cuba. He wanted to teach the Cubans an easy, safe cost-effective treatment they could do there given the limited access they have to medicine. The more we see of the NOT therapy the more amazed we are with the results we are seeing. These treatments are more effective than the procaine resets that we used for years and their effects appear to be longer lasting. After seeing Dr. Harper in action on Thursday night everyone was excited for his workshop on Saturday. I wish I could describe to you what transpired that afternoon. Dr. Harper examined, diagnosed and treated 30 people many of them Dr. Brimhall’s toughest cases! He examined, muscle tested, and treated in the most efficient, harmonious, rhythmic fashion. Watching him was akin to listening to a symphony performance it flowed so effortlessly from him. It was a joy to watch and without fail each patient experienced incredible changes in pain levels, function, and how they felt after the NOT therapy and the Biologic Allograft.
If you weren’t there you missed something incredible, if you were there we would love to hear your thoughts, and if you were treated and would like to share your experience please do! We would love to hear from you all!
Stay tuned I will share and information or comments we receive!
~ Blog written by Shirley Harper
