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Healing Method from Australia Addresses the Human Genome
Date:5/18/2012

rst one hour telephone session (after the workshop) with her when Carol worked with her brain stem and torn artery, I could see Sarah's face, which was previously drawn to one side, straighten out before my eyes! Her eyebrow has moved down, her nose is now in the middle of her face and her mouth is more balanced."

While this is not to say that this will happen with all stroke cases, it is indicative of a quality of response that patients are seeking. In the three years following Sarah's stroke, conventional medicine has been unable to achieve anything near the improvements cited above.

"If restoration of function following a stroke were the only area of potential benefit, Genome Healing would be worth knowing," says Adam Abraham, Founder of the Photonic Energy Center, "but the potential examples are as many and varied as the number of people wishing to be well again. 

This first-ever workshop is open to individuals and practitioners. Space is limited to 24. Tuition is $3,000. For more information, visit the  seminar's web site:

http://www.genomehealingworkshop.us

Media Contact: Adam Abraham Photonic Energy Center, LLC, 4802754925, adam@photonicenergycenter.com

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