Dr Joe Dispenza Link

Dispenza refused the surgery. He believed that thoughts and focused intention could influence physical matter—including bone. Instead of the operation, he spent in a self-designed mental rehabilitation program.

He visualized, in extreme detail, his vertebrae knitting back together. He imagined his spinal cord healing. He refused to visualize himself in pain or in a wheelchair. He even had friends write him letters describing his future self—fully healed and active. He would lie in a hospital bed for hours each day, mentally rehearsing every movement of healing at a cellular level. Dr Joe Dispenza

He co-starred in the film What the Bleep Do We Know!? (2004), which brought his story to millions. His books— Evolve Your Brain , Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself , and You Are the Placebo —became international bestsellers. Dispenza refused the surgery

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Within 10 weeks, he was walking. Within 12 weeks, he was back in his office seeing patients (wearing a back brace). After 10 months, an X-ray confirmed what he felt: He had no paralysis, no chronic pain, and returned to full athletic activity, including surfing and triathlons. He visualized, in extreme detail, his vertebrae knitting