Shadia is a woman from Rochester, NY. She has curly hair.

Rowen posted two videos of Shadia.

Video #1 – Video posted on Aug. 25, 2014

Woman Suffering Crippling Body Pain from Hidden Dental Infection

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW1eE0_I2TU&t=201s

Shadia from Rochester, NY, curly hair, she couldn’t stand for longer than 3 minutes.  She also had neck pain.  She traveled from the East Coast to see Dr. Rowen for help.  She had intractable body pain.  Rowen found that her body pain was being caused by a dental infection on Tooth T13.  He sent her to the dentist.  Shadia went to the dentist and had dental surgery, and this resulted in her getting some relief from her body pain, but not 100%.  She did not have the expected complete clearing of her body pain.  Quite unusual, she may have been left with a jaw disturbance even after her surgery.  At this follow up appointment with Rowen on July 31, 2014, Rowen has with him another colleague, a doctor, who is just there to observe.  Rowen identifies another problem tooth for Shadia: Tooth T2.  Rowen has Shadia demonstrate her range of motion in her neck.  Shadia has very limited range of motion in her neck.  Then Rowen injects Procaine into Tooth T2.  Shadia now has greater range of motion in her neck.  The observing doctor in the room remarks that he has never seen anything like this before, and that he is “speechless.”   Rowen goes to the Tooth Meridian Chart on the wall, and he explains that T2 is in the Stomach Meridian, which flows down to the leg (remember, Shadia has Back Pain and Leg Pain).  Rowen says in the video that he already showed all this information to Shadia several days before, and he already sent her back to the dentist, and the dentist has scheduled Shadia for dental surgery on T2 “for tomorrow.”  Shadia says that the dentist says she has dental infections in “3 spots” near to T2, and also, that she has a dental infection on the other side in a Root Canal tooth.  At timestamp 2:50, Shadia explains that the main reason she came to see Rowen (when she first came to Rowen) was because of her Back Pain and Leg Pain, which was so bad that she couldn’t stand for longer than 2-3 minutes.  Shadia is very emotional and tears up.  She had chronic pain in her knees, up the back of her legs, and up her back and neck.  She also had muscle weakness, severe menstrual cramps, and heart palpitations for about a year and half before that.  Shadia says that she was walking with a cane for a year and half.  She went through “tons of doctors and tons of therapies.”  Her legs were aching, and she had to elevate her legs throughout the day.  She says, “It’s pretty much been hell.”  At timestamp 4:35, the video skips to Shadia’s appointment on August 5, 2014.  Rowen explains that Shadia had her dental surgery done a few days before.  The dentist extracted Tooth T13 (a Root Canal Tooth) and cleaned out dental cavitations on T1 and T2.  The dentist found that, on T2, there was a lot of “black and green stuff.”  After the dental surgery, Shadia was feeling better, her back pain and leg pain was less, but by the next morning, Shadia says she was feeling worse.  So Shadia came back to see Rowen.  Rowen checks Shadia’s neck range of motion, and he finds that Shadia has very limited range of motion in her neck.  Rowen injects Procaine into Shadia’s Tooth T2.  Shadia now has greater range of motion.  Rowen concludes that Shadia still has “an interference field” in T2, and he sends her back to the dentist.  At timestamp 6:30, the video skips to Shadia’s appointment on August 12, 2014, and Rowen has Shadia explain that, about a month before she came to see Rowen, she had a Wisdom Tooth (T32?) removed.  That location was extremely sensitive and painful for Shadia.  When Rowen sent her to the dentist last week, the dentist numbed Shadia’s Wisdom Tooth T32 tooth socket, and then Shadia was able to stand for about 15 minutes, which is significant improvement for her.  Shadia says her back pain and leg pain went down to about “10% to 20%” of what her pain level was before the numbing injection.  Then the dentist numbed T1, T2, and T3, and 100% of Shadia’s Back Pain and Leg Pain went away.  Shadia says she was able to stand for about 40 minutes, which is amazing.  Shadia says she now knows that she has to go back to the dentist to have him “scrape out” the remaining dental infections on T1, T2, T3, and T32.  At timestamp 12:10, the text on the screen states, “In 20 years at this, I have seen only about 3 other cases requiring a second or more go at a local tooth/cavitation surgery.”

Video #2 – Video posted on January 29, 2015

Woman Suffering Crippling Body Pain from Hidden Dental Infection

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Jj-FhdiTc&t=42s

This is basically the same video as Shadia’s first video posted on August 25, 2014, however, Rowen added more explanatory text throughout this video, and he also included footage of Shadia’s friend that she brought with her to her appointments.  At timestamp 4:30, the text on the screen says, “It is now January 2015.  Shadia and her friend are still on the West Coast.  Shadia has been to several dentists trying to resolve the matter.  Each dental visit, she gets some temporary relief, but it keeps coming back.  Remember, I found a problem with T2 early on.  Shadia was preparing to go home, in 1 day, not fixed, and I literally begged her to come in for a final evaluation (at no charge).  (I can’t stand failure in helping my patient).  We searched for interference fields and treated what came up, but no relief.  Tooth T3 remained positive.  It sits right next to the huge infection I detected months ago [on T2].  So I did a controlled experiment.  I had her stand for 3 minutes to elicit the horrible pain in her legs.  Not letting her sit to get relief, I injected T3 while she was standing.  The result was the most amazing dental experience I’ve had.  Her friend, Sarai, ran a timer.  Within 5-10 seconds after the injection, virtually all her leg pain VANISHED.  At timestamp 5:40, Rowen shows Shadia standing in red shirt.  Rowen explains that he identified teeth causing Shadia’s back pain and leg pain, Shadia went to the dentist and had dental surgery, she got some relief it was “temporary.”  Rowen found additional teeth that might be involved in causing Shadia’s back pain and leg pain, so he sent her back to the dentist, and they couldn’t confirm it.  Then after several months, now the dentist is saying he found a problem in Shadia’s teeth in the exact area that Rowen identified!  At timestamp 6:40, Rowen asks Shadia to explain what just happened, and Shadia explains that Rowen had her stand up, and while she was standing, he injected Procaine into Shadia’s Tooth T3, and Shadia’s back pain and leg pain went away in seconds!  Shadia is smiling.  Shadia said her pain is 90% gone.  At timestamp 9:00, Rowen interviews Shadia’s friend Sarai.  Shadia’s friend shows that she timed on her phone how long it took for the Procaine injection into T3 took to get rid of Shadia’s pain, and she shows it took about 5-12 seconds.  At timestamp 10:50, Shadia says that knows where her pain is coming from, it is coming from T3, and she thanks Rowen for solving the mystery of where her pain was coming from.  At timestamp 11:30, Shadia laments that all her doctors back home, “everything is segmented,” meaning that all the doctors are divided up and siloed into their medical specialties, “if you have knee pain, they only look at your knees,” they don’t look at the entire body, and that is why she likes Rowen, because Rowen checks the entire body.  At timestamp 13 minutes, the video shows the video of Shadia’s previous appointment on August 5, 2014.  At timestamp 14:40, the video shows the video of Shadia’s appointment on August 12, 2014, and Rowen has Shadia explain that, about a month before she came to see Rowen, she had a Wisdom Tooth (T32?) removed.  That location was extremely sensitive and painful for Shadia.  When Rowen sent her to the dentist last week, the dentist numbed Shadia’s Wisdom Tooth T32 tooth socket, and then Shadia was able to stand for about 15 minutes, which is significant improvement for her.  Shadia says her back pain and leg pain went down to about “10% to 20%” of what her pain level was before the numbing injection.  Then the dentist numbed T1, T2, and T3, and 100% of Shadia’s Back Pain and Leg Pain went away.  Shadia says she was able to stand for about 40 minutes, which is amazing.  Shadia says she now knows that she has to go back to the dentist to have him “scrape out” the remaining dental infections on T1, T2, T3, and T32.  At timestamp 20:50, the text on the screen states, “In 20 years at this, I have seen only about 3 other cases requiring a second or more go at a local tooth/cavitation surgery.”