If QT can cause the spine to realign, skull plates to move, bones to fuse, etc, would QT make a good alternitive to braces and retainers? I thought of this last night when I felt some dicomfort in my teeth while chewing a piece of tough bread. Besides relieving the pain in my mouth, would it move my teeth to their perfect alignment?

Sure, why not?! Let us know how it goes. Welcome to the fambly.

I once tried and failed to move teeth of a young woman with an overbite. Bob Rasmusson told me a story about a woman who had been in an auto accident which disfigured her teeth. He said that by running energy into her mouth, her teeth moved slowly back into alignment.

What I take from this is that we are working with the body intelligence. If a change is perceived by the body to not be a priority, i.e. cosmetic improvement, it will use the energy for other purposes. This once more exemplifies the idea that the "healer" is the one who was sick and got well.

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...Bob Rasmusson told me a story about a woman who had been in an auto accident which disfigured her teeth. He said that by running energy into her mouth, her teeth moved slowly back into alignment.

Wow! Did this happen over several sessions, or within one session?

From what I've heard of Mr. Rasmusson, I bet it was one session. Mr. Gordon makes a good point. The body automatically adapts to the way it naturally grows, so cosmetic changes wouldn't take priority over making the body the healthiest and most comfortable it could.