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Testimony of December 15, 2008

Account written in French, machine-translated.

lundi 15 december 2008

I started my therapy with the multi-functional activator on November 24, 2007, having already undergone hypnotherapy. I could only imagine the benefits of this new step, which were well explained in the book "Our Teeth, a Door to Health."
The first night, I had no problems supporting my activator, which I had feared.
Over the days and weeks, I had less back pain, I woke up feeling great, I spoke more clearly, my activator became my indispensable medicine !!!!!
The only negative point was the toothache, gum pain, and jaw pain immediately upon waking for a few minutes, until everything woke up and settled.
In early January 2008, I made an appointment with my dentist (dentosophe) to share my feelings and all these beautiful things I was experiencing daily.
Around January 15, 2008, I felt negative waves, persistent back pain, great fatigue, almost a disgust for the activator; I understood then that my entire body was rejecting a malady that had surely been gnawing at me since my childhood; I was worried no more, waiting for better days.
I saw my dentist on January 25, who understood my distress, comforted me, and proposed to discover other sensations by placing 2 spacers to raise my mouth.
The first day, a little pain in the tongue and teeth, normal, and I regained confidence !!!!! The entire week that followed, I only had pain, dizziness. I made an appointment with an osteopath on January 30, who unlocked all my tensions.
I have not yet perceived the benefits of my spacers.
I would say I tolerate them; I wear them when I feel like it because they dry out my mouth, make me stutter a little; which handicaps me especially with my responsible function.
I have no shame and fully accept this therapy because it can only be effective over time.
The activator is an integral part of my life; it never leaves me, and to sleep, I need to chew it before having a restful night.

During my meeting with Dr. Michel Montaud on April 27, 2008, I had the impression of meeting a sage, a spiritual guide, and he was and will be the detonator for the rest of my existence.

The spacers, poorly adjusted, gave me tensions that I found hard to bear; the error corrected, I wore them more and more often and felt deep down that I was ready for the first remounting of my lower teeth.
It was on July 7, 2008, and what a journey since all these months where my ideologies transform, my body changes, my psyche awakens.
For a small week, I could be unbearable; I ate without pleasure, without taste, and had difficulty regaining all my sensations.
I quickly understood that my brain had not registered the new structure; this was done quickly.

The more time passes, the more I feel that my upper teeth are no longer mine, my gums are swollen due to the activator; I am eager for my upper teeth to be remounted; I feel the need, like an explosion inside me.
We are late October and here I am preparing to live my second remounting, which is scheduled for the end of November 2008.

We are December 5, 2008, and the second adventure takes off like a bird seeking its nest, after 7 hours curled up in a chair without any pain; here I am with a new mouth, a sensation of height, a lifted face, the joy of being in harmony with myself.

This realization gives me the strength to associate my thoughts with actions through important choices, a change of work after 25 years of loyal service in a company managed by the current system, to dedicate myself to listening and suffering of others through osteopathy and many other things.

This testimony is the intimate feeling of my soul; it is the freedom of its choice that expresses itself; it is spirituality that awaits you; it is faith that transforms.
This battle with oneself is extraordinary and for all those who have problems, who are ready to know their "inner self," I have only one word:
DO IT

REPLY
Hello Madame,
I simply have a remark at one place where you quote me

"During my meeting with Dr. Michel Montaud on April 27, 2008, I had the impression of meeting a sage, a spiritual guide, and he was and will be the detonator for the rest of my existence."

This sentence, would it not be exaggerated and the result of an overflowing enthusiasm or a temporary euphoria?
I would like to be a Sage but I know I am not (yet) one. Moreover, I could, possibly, have been for you a detonator (one can be a detonator without being a Sage) but you can hardly say that it will be in the future ("will be the detonator for the rest of my existence") because you don't know yet.

This sentence is very kind but is totally disproportionate.
All that you are currently accomplishing, the merit is yours 100%.
I have nothing to do with it because I have met many people to whom I have said the same thing as what I said on April 27, and this is not for this that they have moved in their lives.
Thank you for your efforts to develop the forces that you are capable of to put in place all your changes and do not put me in a place where I do not have to be.

With all my Sympathy
Michel Montaud


Hello Mr.,
I owe you some explanations regarding the word "sage" that I used in this testimony.
It corresponds to a different vision of life from the one I was living at that time, without prejudice, without judgment, with an ease of analysis, an offer of solutions to any situation.
The word "sage" may be strong, but it symbolizes for me the day of April 27, and I admit that since that day, I have taken my destiny in my hands with the support of the activator, but I think that in our existence, we never meet people by chance, and one day, I had the chance to meet my dentist who had the solution to my hidden problems, and then I had the honor to meet you.
I observed, analyzed each word, each sentence said; that day was decisive and awakened in me a change of behavior, opinion...
Since then, I have advanced at a great pace; my ideas about the conception of life have evolved.
I have understood that all our pains and blockages heal through acceptance and forgiveness.

I have the sole merit of appreciating what I undertake, but I owe you a small part of the cake because you have been the flame that allowed to light the candle of existence.

I did not want to justify myself but to make it understood differently.

Yours sincerely,