6/29/25

Lisa | Severe Neck Pain and Colitis from Tooth (Neck Pain; Colitis; TMJ; Arthritis) | Source of Pain is Dental

Rowen has posted at least 2 videos of Lisa.

1—Video posted April 23, 2015 (this is the video shown above), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fLMdKLZyog&t=132s

Lisa from Alberta, Canada, she had severe neck pain and colitis, she had diarrhea to the point of dehydration, mainstream medical doctors blamed her neck pain on TMJ, she went to Rowen for help, Rowen found that T19 (Root Canal) was causing Lisa’s pain (she actually had two Root Canals that Rowen found were causing Lisa pain problems, but T19 was the one causing her neck pain), when Rowen gave a Procaine Injection into T19, Lisa’s neck pain disappeared, then Lisa mentions that, years ago, she once went the dentist to get a cavity filling, and she noticed at that time that her neck pain disappeared during that dental surgery, and she never put it together, then Rowen says that he also sees a dental disturbance in T15, so Lisa needs to have that checked by the dentist as well, then at timestamp 8:30, Lisa says that the mainstream medical doctors had her on a narcotic for 30 years, they put Botox in her neck, and to think that the real source of pain is a tooth, it is very shocking and upsetting because the real cause was so simple, just a tooth, she is mad at the mainstream medical industry

2—Video posted August 1, 2015, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr6h4Zqr0vY

Lisa is back at Rowen’s office, Rowen explains that, before, Rowen had identified two teeth that were causing Lisa’s pain (T15 and T19), and after Lisa’s last appointment in April 2015, the next day, she went to Dentist Dr. Senn and had tooth T19 extracted, Lisa said her TMJ went away, Lisa says she has a strange pain coming down her left arm, Rowen thinks it is coming from tooth T15, which Lisa has not yet had extracted

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