Dr. John Demartini talks to Dr. Nima about Stress

[thatblokestevieH]

I put that price tag on those paintings for a joke, of course nobody would buy them at that price! I sold them for $40 each. Thanks for checking them out though.

Dermartinni's 'break through experience' where he takes over paying customers through a perspective and emotional rebalancing process is basically Mahayanna Buddhist meditation repackaged with a bit of quantum science mumbo jumbo words thrown in to boot. I'm just letting people know they don't need to spend thousands of dollars.

[thatblokestevieH]

Exactly! The only people who can afford it are the type of people focused, mature and determined enough to save that kind of money. And they will overcome their own problems in their own time anyway. If it's hero worship ok, if you want to pay to stay wit a celeb for a few days then fair enough. But for god's sake if you are failing in life don't waste your money on this man!

[chironimz]

@thatblokestevieH Time does overcome problems. But what if you were to find a way to clear out your challenges in minutes to hours, what time would take 10 years to ovecome? People dissolve decades of emotional stuff in hours. Diss it all you want-- just like someone will look at one of your paintings and laugh their ass off that someone actually paid 1000 pounds for it. Who determines value? Your paintings cost more! How many lives are changed by your work? I guess it's only for the rich?

[thatblokestevieH]

@chironimz I put that price tag on those paintings for a joke, of course nobody would buy them at that price! I sold them for $40 each. Thanks for checking them out though.Dermartinni's 'break through experience' where he takes over paying customers through a perspective and emotional rebalancing process is basically Mahayanna Buddhist meditation repackaged with a bit of quantum science mumbo jumbo words thrown in to boot. I'm just letting people know not to spend thousands of dollars.

[sensoryreceptor1]

@thatblokestevieH

Have you been to his seminar? It does not sound like it. It is unfortunate that you are telling people to stay away from someone spreading such a positive message, which could be exactly what they need. Dr. Demartini has a powerful way of shifting personal paradigms. I admit it is expensive, I am not rich but his price was well worth it because I now look at the world from a more loving place because of it. We need more people to be touched by Dr. Demartini.

[thatblokestevieH]

The only people who can afford his courses are people who are succesful enough to have $5000 to pay for the privilage! And he teachers them how to be succesfull! Its like teaching a room of two legged people how to succesfully have two legs!!!!!! He cant lose!

[chironimz]

@thatblokestevieH When there is a will, there is a way. His introductory course-- Breakthrough experience ranges between 1000-1300 USD depending on where you take it. How much should a course cost? How much value can you put on a weekend course that has the potential to help you break through an emotional challenge that has caused suffering to your life? How much does it cost for a one-week vacation to hawaii. Not everyone can afford that-only those that value it enough to save up for it.

[seekperfection]

If you feel life bringing you down, focus on the present moment; find things to be grateful for. This practice will help you to escape the syndrome of dwelling in the past. When you focus on the present moment & wisely plan for the future, you will instantly come to the realization that what you choose to focus on (in essence) is fuel that will ultimately aid you in accomplishing your dreams.

[claywax]

@realdoc100 anyway why would dr demartini need a degree in psychology when he is revolutionizing it , hello ... Universities are researching his demartini method... Oops forgot u didn't do ur research. Btw name is real doc ur not known for anything no university is studying about u who knows whether u even became a doc . Who's the real quack?

[claywax]

It's pretty obvious realdoc100 is being self righteous minimizing dr demartini 's credentials . How about go read up about these "quacks" before u comment you "genius"? Why haven't u called Steve jobs and bill gates to ask about their degree? Got a really good feeling ur a loser cos u see ur reflection in the way u perceive both of them. Sad for you. The seer seen seeing are the same .

[klemmyus1]

Indeed stress/anxiety/depression/hype­rtension etc. has a great deal to do with nerve interference of the spine. I went to a very well qualified massage therapist, did not help my back, i went finally to a chiropractor yes it did help me. I also realized that my stress/anxiety were directly related to my back and nerve interference. So I would not question or call chiropractors "quacks" when you don't have a clue.

[chironimz]

@klemmyus1 You're 100% correct. Any nerve interference in your spine causes an increase in your stress response. Your body produces more stress hormones which lead to anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, etc. That's why correcting this interference has a profound effect on mind and body. Many of my patients report an improvement in their symptoms of anxiety and depression, although chiropractic care DOES NOT TREAT those disorders--they're just symptoms of numerous underlying problems.

[realdoc100]

Do either of these 2 quacks have any formal psychiatry or psychology training at a University or Medical school?? I find it rich they both call themselves "doctor" and then admit to being chiropractors in the same sentence. Beware folks! Chiropractors have barely enough credibility compared to a good massage therapist when dealing with you backs.....I would really question any who claim to deal with your mood/stress.

[sj1765]

@realdoc100 They're doctors of chiropractic, they don't profess to be doctors of medicine and there's no reason they should be doctors of medicine. A chiropracTOR's objective isn't to treat diseases or indeed 'backs' - they're not treating anything, they're removing nerve interference from the spine. Referring to them as 'quacks' doesn't define them, it defines you.

[realdoc100]

@sj1765 - Interestingly enough , Scott, these two "doctors" profess to treating stress/anxiety/depression/hype­rtension/asthma and a myriad of other disorders. I am not sure the majority of these conditions have anything to do with "nerve interference" from the spine....or at least I have yet to find an RCT or met-analysis from a peer reviewed journal that says they do. Continued....

[sj1765]

@realdoc100 Where do they say they treat those ailments?

[chironimz]

@realdoc100 Thanks so much for your critique. It's interesting that you are simply attacking an entire profession rather than addressing the content of the message, which the intention is purely to awaken individuals that their perceptions have a profound effect on the function and physiology of our brains and bodies. Gratitude heals the mind and body. You don't need a medical or psychiatric degree to know this. Your attack on the profession talking about RCT's is not even worth addressing