For the last 13 months, I have been a patient of Dr. Amir. I have a retrognathic jaw, which he has been working to improve. I contacted him because I thought he could help me with my symptoms of ‘Fibromyalgia’.

I am 66 years old with a 3-year diagnosis of fibromyalgia, which was preceded by IBS or at any rate a gut infection (although the NHS seems unable to accept gut infections because they do not have the facilities to do the necessary tests). Labs in The States are set up to advise you if you are able to pay. I had dientamoeba fragilis overgrowth which Australian Doctor, Graham Exelby, has linked to IBS. How long before doctors in the U.K. catch up, or even acknowledge that digestive enzymes can help?

This review is to inform anyone suffering from FMS/CFS/IBS/ME that Dr. Amir may be able to make fundamental improvements to your health by adjustments to the teeth and jaws. At our first meeting, Dr. Amir asked what reason I had to go on living. In the mold of the great German doctor, Groddeck, I could see he was ascertaining whether my spirit was prepared for a fight. That is the power of belief to invoke magic.

Structurally my body has never been as Mother Nature intended. I lost an adult tooth in the lower jaw as a child and was advised to have my wisdom teeth removed in my 20’s since they were a nuisance to clean. From this time, I regularly had stiff necks and tailbone, which I learned, could be ‘maintained’ by visceral osteopathy and cranial sacral therapy, but it is possible to overwork the mechanism. Dr. Amir likes to point out this is hardly a cure.

In my 40’s I had an adjustment to the cuboid in my left foot, which led to a spell of labyrinthitis. Gradually I lost the ability to cry (I used eye drops) or feel a concomitant emotional release and then a little before the physical collapse I had tense shoulders and neck which could not relax however consciously I tried.

I began to get a lot of pressure and throbbing at the base of my brain and by the time, I found Dr. Amir my breathing was restricted. I had to drag myself slowly across Putney Bridge from the tube station to reach him. Dr. Amir spent some months correcting my dental arches. The first improvement I noticed was in the duration and depth of sleep. My breathing improved although I seem to have some shrinkage of my diaphragm muscles. My energy levels improved.

I have had tests on mitochondria done privately that show DNA damage, I still have pains in my legs most of the time, and occasional muscle spasms but I am only 1/3 of the way through treatment. I am writing now to endorse Dr. Amir’s treatment as, for the last few months, since Dr. Amir started to bring my lower jaw forwards I have had a tremendous release from pressure at the base of my brain. The permanent ache in my right shoulder blade has lessened.

I can cry with laughter or sadness, I have a big increase in the variety of words spouting from my tongue - (I keep thinking where did that word come from - have I ever used it before and was my brain really storing it for years without use?)

Most impressively, I look at least 10 years younger. The aging process seems to have gone into reverse and I have now reached my teenage years and am looking forward to my second childhood! Ha, ha.

I believe my endocrine and neurological systems stopped functioning properly because of pressure on the limbic brain and this has had a knock on effect on cardiovascular, digestive, and respiratory systems in particular. I have some permanent damage - sometimes my left arm, hand, ring finger twitch but I am enjoying life again.

In reigniting my enthusiasm, I regard Dr. Amir as a healer in the true sense of the word. TMJ dentists are the new healers. So glad that I am able to avoid all those ghastly drugs, tests, pain relief that is all that conventional western medicine has to offer due to its specializations leading to a fractured approach.
Lucie Webb.

(This testimonial was also posted on Google reviews by the patient)

Conventional advice about NHS recommendations for Fibromyalgia and related labels as listed are:

"Painkillers: Simple painkillers such as paracetamol, can sometimes help relieve the pain associated with fibromyalgia. Your GP may prescribe a stronger painkiller, such as codeine or Tramadol.

However, these painkillers can be addictive and their effect tends to weaken over time. This means that your dose may need to be gradually increased and you could experience withdrawal symptoms if you stop taking them. Other side effects include diarrhoea and fatigue (extreme tiredness).

Antidepressants: Antidepressant medication can also help to relieve pain for some people with fibromyalgia. They boost the levels of certain chemicals that carry messages to and from the brain, known as neurotransmitters. Low levels of neurotransmitters may be a factor in fibromyalgia, and it is believed that increasing their levels may ease the widespread pain associated with the condition.

Antidepressants used to treat fibromyalgia include:
• Tricyclic antidepressants – such as Amitriptyline;
• Serotonin-noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) – such as Duloxetine and Venlafaxine;
• Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) – such as Fluoxetine and Paroxetine;
• A medication called Pramipexole, which is not an antidepressant, but also affects the levels of neurotransmitters, is sometimes used as well.

Antidepressants can cause a number of side effects, including:
• Feeling sick;
• Dry mouth;
• Drowsiness;
• Feeling agitated, shaky or anxious;
• Dizziness;
• Weight gain;
• Constipation.

Medication to help you sleep: As fibromyalgia can affect your sleeping patterns, you may want medicine to help you sleep. If you are sleeping better, you may find that other symptoms are not as severe.

Muscle relaxants: If you have muscle stiffness or spasms (when the muscles contract painfully) because of fibromyalgia, your GP may prescribe a short course of a muscle relaxant, such as diazepam.

Anticonvulsants: You may also be prescribed an anticonvulsant (anti-seizure) medicine, as these can be effective for those with fibromyalgia. The most commonly used anticonvulsants for fibromyalgia are Pregabalin and Gabapentin. These are normally used to treat epilepsy, but research has shown they can improve the pain associated with fibromyalgia in some people. Some common side effects of Pregabalin and Gabapentin include:

• Dizziness;
• Drowsiness;
• Swelling of your hands and feet (oedema);
• Weight gain.

Antipsychotics: Antipsychotic medicines, also called neuroleptics, are sometimes used to help relieve long-term pain. Studies have shown that these medications may help conditions such as fibromyalgia, but further research is needed to confirm this.
Possible side effects include:

• Drowsiness;
• Tremors (shaking);
• Restlessness.




There are purportedly 800,000 patients with supposed "Fibromyalgia" in the UK. Can you imagine the cost to the NHS? The drugs are usually 10% of the cost of looking after such patients. The consultants and hospital services consume the rest up. No wonder that the NHS is such a huge conduit for the medico-industrial complex draining the treasury of your tax remittances.

Did I recently read somewhere that the NHS needs 50,000 staff and are contemplating importing them from, I do not know where? Closing the Fibromyalgia hospital departments would make available perhaps, 100,000 staff who can be deployed in more useful occupations elsewhere in the NHS!

I have read hundreds of medical articles about these illnesses over many years. There is absolutely no mention anywhere that the jaw asymmetry, TMJ dysfunction or malocclusions could be the cause of the patients' symptoms. It should be mandatory for clinicians to check for TMJ dysfunction in their differential diagnosis otherwise they leave themselves open to litigation.

Do not expect the ruling bodies to dish out such altruistic advice. They are probably in the business of protecting the dispensers, not the victims, no matter how much they purport to convince you of the otherwise!

A court of law will.

if the problem is emanating from the jaws no drug is ever going to fix the patient and hence lifelong crippling chronic illness.

I have been Dr. Amir's patient for some 3 years. I was suffering from some 33 symptoms. I had no energy. The muscle weakness was awful. I could not get into the bathroom. I thought I was going crazy. I largely recovered in a few months but I just want to relate one incident which could be of interest to other sufferers of chronic illnesses.

I was watching a film on TV and my head was turned to the left for about 2 hours. When I woke the next morning, my neck was stiff and painful on the left side. I presumed this was from watching the film at first but the pain spread rapidly and surrounded my ear, jaw, collarbone, shoulder blade, lower back, and calf, all down the left side of my body.

Then during the early hours of 12/8/17, I awoke to experience the room spinning, although this only lasted for 10-15 seconds, it felt like an eternity. This continued to happen whenever I laid down or turned over. It also occurred on bending my head over or down. On getting up from a sitting position I felt very unsteady and extremely nauseous with a headache that seemed to encompass my whole head with shooting pains like electric shocks.

Dr. Amir was in the USA so I could not see him. My problems continued along with the pain and discomfort all down my left side over the next 10 days. I felt so ill, I avoided laying down by propping myself up on several pillows preventing me from turning in bed. The few times I managed to sleep I woke up with severe pains in my neck and severe headache. During the day I had to only sit around because I felt very unsteady and very ill. I did everything I could to avoid any movement that would cause the spinning. I call it spinning because it is far worse than dizziness.

The doctor said I had some crystals in the ear organ and that is why I was dizzy. On the 22/8/17, some 10 days after my symptoms started, my appointment with Dr. Amir could not have come sooner.

The journey up was awful, I felt 'drunk' but with the feeling of a very bad hangover all mixed into one. My walking reflected how I felt too. Luckily my husband took the day off to drive me up as I could not possibly manage the train journey and certainly not on my own. He dropped me at the surgery door and planned to pick me up after my appointment.

Dr. Amir decided on a certain appliance which he constructed and fitted in my mouth. This immediately and miraculously started improving my condition.

After leaving the surgery I found myself walking for the five to ten minutes to the car on my own. This I would not have been able to do previously. I felt steady on my feet instead of staggering. My husband was shocked when he saw me walking on my own up to the car. I got into the car and we began our journey home. I felt a little nauseous at first but nowhere near as bad as when I arrived at the surgery. My neck felt less stiff and was easier to move. The pains I described earlier started to disappear.

After about an hour into our journey, I realised I was sitting with both feet on the floor. I cannot normally sit anywhere without crossing my legs. I did not feel nauseous and my headache had gone. As I looked out of the car everything seemed clearer and less blurred. When we arrived home I did feel tired but that is normal after a long journey. I was very nervous about going to bed and laying down. When I slowly lowered myself into bed the room initially swayed briefly after which I managed to sleep very deeply having been so tired from the previous 10 days of hell. I even turned over and there was NO spinning. I woke up this morning with NO headache or any nausea.
I thank Dr. Amir so much for his ingenuity! I wonder what my fate would have been after this very serious collapse. I believe this is a very common persistent symptom which many patients suffer from and as per the medical community is untreatable. I should know. I was a medical nurse!

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Before we read about the introduction of 5G we must get a comprehensive review of the various other microwave radiations causing absolute havoc to societal health. Please watch this video to get a very good understanding of what really is going on even before you start getting exposed to the 5G terror.

As if it was not enough to have smart meters everywhere, but now 5G, a small cell attached to poles every few hundred meters, next to houses, next to playgrounds is the most disturbing development to roll out and hurt the uninformed.

The heavy mental shrapnel effects radiating silently from their neighbour's smart meter is devastating to the sensitive. What happens when a person cannot flee into the wilderness and escape the flood of frequency radiation we are being bombarded with now. I have many sensitive patients who are at a very high risk of developing debilitating illness from such radiation.

5G is beyond any power-frequency field that we have ever experienced.
It is due to be introduced in Guernsey early next year.

Hundreds of Birds Dead During 5G Experiment in The Hague, Netherlands

About a week ago at The Hague, many birds died spontaneously, falling dead in a park.
Please read more here.

The ramifications of 5G are very alarming as per this article

"Serious health concerns

First, it’s important to know that in 2011, the World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer classified RFR as a potential 2B carcinogen and specified that the use of mobile phones could lead to specific forms of brain tumors.

Many studies have associated low-level RFR exposure with a litany of health effects, including:

DNA single and double-strand breaks (which leads to cancer)
oxidative damage (which leads to tissue deterioration and premature ageing)
disruption of cell metabolism
increased blood-brain barrier permeability
melatonin reduction (leading to insomnia and increasing cancer risks)
disruption of brain glucose metabolism
generation of stress proteins (leading to myriad diseases)

As mentioned, the new 5G technology utilizes higher-frequency MMW bands, which give off the same dose of radiation as airport scanners. The effects of this radiation on public health have yet to undergo the rigours of long-term testing. Adoption of 5G will mean more signals carrying more energy through the high-frequency spectrum, with more transmitters located closer to people’s homes and workplaces–basically a lot more (and more potent) RFR flying around us. It’s no wonder that apprehension exists over potential risks, to both human and environmental health.

Perhaps the strongest concern involves adverse effects of MMWs on human skin. This letter to the Federal Communications Commission, from Dr Yael Stein of Jerusalem’s Hebrew University, outlines the main points. Over ninety percent of microwave radiation is absorbed by the epidermis and dermis layers, so human skin basically acts as an absorbing sponge for microwave radiation. Disquieting as this may sound, it’s generally considered acceptable so long as the violating wavelengths are greater than the skin layer’s dimensions. But MMW’s violate this condition."

"When former airline pilot Tony Royle came to see me last year to seek reassurance that it was OK to participate in an Ironman event, having stopped all his medications 18 months after suffering a heart attack, I was initially a little alarmed.

But after talking to him, I realised he had made an informed decision to stop the medication after suffering side effects, and instead had opted for a diet and lifestyle approach to manage his heart disease.

His case is a great example of how evidence-based medicine should be practised. This is the integration of clinical expertise, the best available evidence and – most importantly – taking patients’ preferences and values into consideration.

But our healthcare system has failed to keep to this gold standard of clinical practice for the most important goal of improving patient health outcomes. The consequences have been devastating."

An article in the CDC says:
"Modern medicine, through over-prescription, represents a major threat to public health. Peter Gøtzsche, the co-founder of the reputed Cochrane Collaboration, estimates that prescribed medication is the third most common cause of death globally after heart disease and cancer.

A general practitioner recently writing in the BMJ, said that evidence-based medicine is polluted with “fraud, sham diagnosis, short-term data, poor regulation, surrogate ends, questionnaires that can’t be validated, and statistically significant but clinically irrelevant outcomes”, all leading to “overdiagnosis and misery”.

In more temperate tones, Goldberger and Buxton recently suggested in a JAMA Viewpoint article that:

"Personalized medicine and guideline-based medicine “present conflicting priorities”, with evidence-based guidelines derived from clinical trial data failing to recognize the heterogeneity of the patient population to which they will be applied. The existence of these guidelines then acts, they say, as a barrier to the development of personalized approaches that would be more appropriate for different population subgroups – including those likely to gain no benefit from the intervention."

The 2 most prestigious journals of medicine in the world are The Lancet and The New England Journal of Medicine. Richard Horton, editor in chief of The Lancet said this in 2015:

“The case against science is straightforward: much of the scientific literature, perhaps half may simply be untrue”

Dr. Marcia Angell, former editor in chief of NEJM wrote in 2009 that,

“It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and reluctantly over my two decades as an editor”

Evidence-based medicine is broken

is the heading in an article written by a General practitioner Dr Des Spence in the British Medical Journal. He goes on to say:
"Evidence-based medicine (EBM) wrong-footed the drug industry for a while in the 1990s. We could fend off the army of pharmaceutical representatives because often their promotional material was devoid of evidence. But the drug industry came to realise that EBM was an opportunity rather than a threat. Research, especially when published in a prestigious journal, was worth more than thousands of sales representatives. Today EBM is a loaded gun at clinicians’ heads. “You better do as the evidence says,” it hisses, leaving no room for discretion or judgment. EBM is now the problem, fueling overdiagnosis and overtreatment.

You see, without so-called “evidence” there is no seat at the guideline table. This is the fundamental “commissioning bias,” the elephant in the room, because the drug industry controls and funds most research. So the drug industry and EBM have set about legitimising illegitimate diagnoses and then widening drug indications, and now doctors can prescribe a pill for every ill. The billion prescriptions a year in England in 2012, up 66% in one decade, do not reflect a true increased burden of illness nor an aging population, just polypharmacy supposedly based on evidence. The drug industry’s corporate mission is to make us all sick however well we feel. As for EBM screening programmes, these are the combine harvester of wellbeing, producing bails of overdiagnosis and misery."

Some of us were made aware of all this by the great Eustace Mullins in his classic "Murder by injection" who tells us about the whole conspiracy to defraud people and governments. A must-read for everyone if they want to protect themselves from the excesses of modern medicine.

Retired heart surgeon Dr. Donald Miller, Jr. explained what Evidence-Based Medicine is and how it has slithered its way into health care in America in an important article called Modern Medicine at the Crossroads that was published in The Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons in the Fall of 2015. Here are some important excerpts:

"Doctors in academic medical centers write practice guidelines. They base them on clinical trials that randomize populations of patients with a given condition into treatment and placebo groups and choose treatments that are statistically shown to work best. According to the tenets of evidence-based medicine (EBM), epidemiological and biostatistical ways of thinking provide what its proponents consider “best evidence.”
An example of a further deterioration is the medicine Lyrica (pregabalin). "It is one of the world's best-selling drugs—but its success is as much to do with bad science and unfounded claims of medical researchers.

Researchers at McGill University in Canada looked at the ways hype has been built up about Lyrica.

They discovered that doctors were prescribing the drug for conditions for which there was little or no evidence that it could help. In one example, the researchers found that the drug has been prescribed for more than a decade as a treatment for low back pain—but there haven't been any large rigorous trials that prove it's effectiveness.

Surprisingly, these unfounded claims haven't been driven by the manufacturer—at least not directly—but instead by researchers who have been awarded funds by government agencies or their own medical centers.

As a result, clinical trials are doing the very reverse of what they are supposed to do: they are designed to alert doctors and patients to ineffective and costly treatments when instead they are promoting them, the researchers say."

(Source: JAMA Internal Medicine, 2018; doi: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2018.5705)

EBM downgrades traditional forms of medical evidence, notably a doctor’s clinical experience and understanding of pathophysiological mechanisms of disease, both unquantifiable.

Evidence-based medicine applies the principles of epidemiology to individual patient care, basing that care on statistical trials. Probing EBM, co-author Clifford Miller concludes, “EBM has failed in the real world of medicine, in terms of its use in making medical decisions and in proving causality."

Practitioners are tightly controlled. A medical doctor dare not venture outside his strictly controlled remit. A dentist dare not look into curing disease. An alternative practitioner may not step out of his line. The governing bodies have been set up to erase them from the register and destroy their livelihoods. Whole armies work for these organisations who will crucify the practitioner for the slightest infractions and strike them off while they are really striking them off because they are upsetting the real underlying agenda of the controlling bodies.

The controlling bodies are policing organisations devoted to evidence-based medicine with none of the open-mindedness needed for the clinical practice of complex cases which our practice is submerged with. As noted earlier in this article the evidence-based medicine is a ruse to mislead and defraud. I have come out with a website dedicated to informing the public of what really is the cause of illness risking getting trounced by the controlling body.

Practicing global care, encompassing the effects of the asymmetry of the skeletal system on systemic health is the only way to treat patients. Setting up evidence-based trials is derisory. We have been doing it forever. All it has produced is widespread chronic illness and scam drugs at an unbelievably extortionate cost which have never cured any patients but regularly kill many.

In fact, they have to kill to keep the mantra alive that certain fraudulently named conditions will kill so everyone runs for their frauduzimabs to save themselves.

As such for those who try and silence by claiming that my work is not evidence-based I have the following to say:
EBM has regularly swindled, plundered and deceived both individuals and governments. If your stand adheres you to this scam than you are a collaborator in the wholesale looting of society and visiting sickness and death upon millions of innocents around the world. So, please take your pick where you belong so the long-suffering patients can know why their suffering is being prolonged.

We need a multidisciplinary approach or a Functional Medicine approach to care for the sick. None of which our professional bodies are designed to tolerate as it affects the wholesale looting of the public and governments.

I have been advised that the easiest way is to "hide those amazing articles online" and live off my unparalleled successes and have USB keys with my info for the patients I trust.

Why should I?
I am in here for the wider audience - the thousands of victims of fraudulent practices who have been left destitute by EBM practices.