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TREATMENTS WITH SCENAR
Knee pain: A lady had had a broken kneecap six months earlier. She had had surgery but pain and swelling
persisted. Scenar treatment on the knee relieved the pain the next morning the swelling was gone. She was
treated again the next day. The pain and swelling have not returned 4 years later.
Herniated Intervertebral Disc: A man age 25 had lifted a 35 lb. piece of glass and experienced sudden pain
down both arms and partial paralysis of both arms. MRI revealed a herniated disc in his cervical spine in the
neck. After the first Scenar treatment on his neck he experienced ability to move his arms. After 3 more daily
treatments his symptoms have not returned 4 years later. His neurologist decided a repeat MRI was not indicated
because of lack of symptoms.
Herniated Intervertebral Disc: A schoolteacher age 55 had severe neck pain. She used an ice bag on her
neck for pain relief while she graded papers. An MRI revealed two herniated intervertebral discs in her cervical
spine in her neck. The neurosurgeon told her surgery would be too risky. After 5 Scenar treatments she was pain
free and has been so for two years.
Retinal Detachment Surgery: A man age 70 suffered retinal detachments in both eyes the same day two years
after cataract surgery in both eyes. After surgery for retinal detachment he had 20/70 vision in one eye and 20/40
in the other eye. A year later he had the same vision. A former army airplane pilot he decided he would like to fly
again and wanted something done to improve his vision. After five weekly Scenar treatments on his face area the
vision improved to 20/40 in one eye and 20/20 in the other eye. The vision stabilized to 20/25 vision in each eye
for the next two years when it was last evaluated. No additional Scenar treatments were needed.
Achalasia: This is a condition in which the sphincter valve that opens to let food into the stomach from the
esophagus fails to open. The esophagus is the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. Thus food
gets stuck in the lower end of the esophagus and can’t enter the stomach. The cause is usually unknown.
Medicine is effective in treating some cases. A balloon can dilate the lower esophageal sphincter. Surgery is used
in some cases.
A 34-year-old lady with achalasia had had the lower esophageal sphincter dilated many times since the age of 18
months. She had had Botox injections twice which helped temporarily. Scenar treatment was done on her back.
Immediately she was able to swallow cold water. She had been able to swallow only warm water. The first
treatment lasted 6 hours. Daily treatments for 3 days provided complete relief.
Achalasia: A lady age 75 had had her lower esophageal sphincter dilated several times so she could swallow
food. Only one Scenar treatment on her back was needed to relieve the condition. A year later while driving to
church one Sunday the condition returned, as she suddenly could not swallow saliva. A Scenar treatment on her
back relieved the problem. Two years later there had been no reoccurrence.
Snoring: A doctor had snored loudly for many years. He was in a hotel room with two other doctors while
attending a medical convention in 2002. The snoring was disturbing to the other doctors. One of the doctors had
his Scenar instrument with him. The snoring doctor was treated on the back of his neck for 10 minutes. There
was no snoring the next night. Three years later there was no more snoring.
Snoring: A man had snored so loudly for years that his wife had to sleep in another bedroom. After one Scenar
treatment on the back of his neck the snoring ceased. A year later mild snoring began again. Another Scenar
treatment was administered. There had been no more problems a year later.
Several more snorers have been treated. Their cases have not been followed. They have not returned for more
treatments.
Sleep Apnea: In her early 60’s a lady had snored for years. Sometimes she would awaken during the night with
a sudden deep breath. She was always tired and sleepy during the day. After treatment with Scenar on her back
and back of the neck the symptoms were relieved. Two years later she reported continued absence of the
symptoms. This case was not documented by sleep studies. In sleep apnea there is a temporary stopping of
breathing. It is frequently accompanied by snoring. At the end of a temporary stopping of breathing there may be
a sudden “snort” or snoring sound when a deep breath ends the cessation of breathing. It may occur a few
hundred times during the night. The reduced intake of oxygen has been attributed to several body conditions
including lack of restful sleep.
Constipation: A lady age 53 has suffered from severe constipation for several years. Scenar Voltage readings
on her spine and abdomen were very low. Energy was added 2 minutes at each spinal segment after which
readings were measurable on the abdomen. Energy was then added on the abdomen. Relief from constipation
lasted only a day after the first treatment. After the second treatment she said she used the restroom in a
department store and clogged the toilet. After eight treatments her symptoms were absent and were so three
years later.
Sinus Headache: A lady age 75 was scheduled for cataract surgery but was very uncomfortable with sinus
headache. Four days before cataract surgery a Scenar treatment was administered on the back of her neck for 10
minutes. The next day she reported that much drainage into her throat began soon after the treatment and 24
hours later the drainage had decreased in volume, and she felt much better. A second treatment was
administered. The sinus headache and postnasal discharge had resolved, and she was comfortable at surgery.
Macular Degeneration: Lady age 84had had cataract surgery in both eyes. One eye had very poor vision due
to age related macular degeneration. The other eye corrected to 20/50. She felt insecure driving her car and
reading. She took eye vitamins. After 4 Scenar treatments on the face her vision returned to 20/30. She felt
confident driving and said her balance had improved.
Aching different spots: For 5 years a man age 42 had daily aches in different parts of his body. He thought he
might have cancer. Fatigued, he would lie down during daytime when he had the opportunity. He had had several
MRI studies that reveled no cause. He had been to 6 doctors, one of whom suggested he quit bitching and get on
with his life. No diagnosis had been provided. His wife read a magazine article on fibromyalgia, which described
similar symptoms.
His neck and back were treated with Scenar for 30 to 45 minutes at each of 3 treatments. There was a dramatic
relief of the aching and fatigue symptoms. He did not need to lie down when he retuned home from his work in
the evenings. He could again enjoy such activities as working in the yard and feeling good again.
Many physicians do not recognize Fibromyolgia and chronic fatigue syndrome as clinical entities. They are
subjective symptomatic conditions lacking abnormal x-ray or MRI or physical exam findings, blood chemistry
changes or other objective findings. Present day medicine requires some objective proof, or a symptom complex
is not recognized as really existing.
Sinus Congestion and Shingles: A lady age 60 had a history of painful lesions on right side of scalp and right
eyelid for 3 days preceded by unilateral headache. She also described “stuffiness” and congestion in her
accessory nasal sinuses. Her internist made a diagnosis of shingles and prescribed acyclovir. Three days later she
described the headache as intense, the skin lesions very tender and the sinus congestion was very uncomfortable.
With Scenar she was treated on face areas and back of her neck. During the neck painting she described
beginning relief of the pressure sensation of the sinus congestion and mucus drainage into her throat. The drainage
continued and the nasal passages continued to open for several hours and the right-sided headache and tenderness
associated with the zoster lesions decreased in intensity. Her relief of symptoms and increased in sense of well
being allowed her to join other ladies of her church to make noodles for a church bazaar the next morning. A
second Scenar treatment was given three days later but probably was not needed.
Comment: Experience with shingles has indicated that Scenar treatment early in the disease is more effective and
requires fewer treatments than treatment later in the disease process.
Vomiting: Shannon age 6 had been vomiting for 2 days. The abdomen was soft to palpation with no tenderness
direct or rebound indicating absence of need for surgery such as appendicitis. No energy voltage readings could
be elicited on any area of the abdomen.
Scenar energy was administered on the abdomen. There were still no energy voltage readings on the abdomen.
Scenar energy was administered down her spine. After this treatment there were measurable voltage readings
all over the abdomen. She had vomited just prior to the Scenar treatment. Immediately after the treatment she
asked for some food and ate some chicken. The vomiting ceased and she had no more problems.
Bell's Palsy: While hospitalized for the birth of her baby a lady age 40 suffered bilateral Bell’s palsy. Bell's
Palsy is caused by a 7th cranial nerve neuritis that results in inability to close the eyelids or smile on one side of the
face. This lady was paralyzed on both sides of her face. Bell's Palsy is thought to be due to a virus infection. The
palsy gradually improved but there was a residual of insufficient blinking so that she could not wear her contact
lenses and her lips were unable to respond in a smile. After six months the neurologist indicated that recovery was
probably at its maximum. At eight months Scenar Therapy was done on the six trigeminal exit points on her face.
After the first treatment the increased ability to smile was observed by her 5-year-old daughter. After two more
treatments she was able to wear her contact lens comfortably, and the smile was normal.
Sinus Headache: A lady age 81 had had constant severe frontal headache for 5 weeks. She had been treated
for sinus infection with three courses of antibiotics. Headaches continued. A CT scan revealed no evidence of
sinus infection. The patient reported that the headache was similar to previous sinus headaches.
Treatment: Scenar therapy was administered one evening. The back and face areas were treated. The scalp
was treated for 5 minutes. The patient reported that the headache was less intense the next morning and
disappeared by 9:30 am. She reported some liquid drainage into her throat. Although there was no headache a
second treatment without the scalp treatment was administered 48 hours later.
Comment: Treatments of other sinus congestion headaches have been successful with only the painting of the
back of the neck with Scenar for 10 minutes. Usually drainage of mucus into the throat begins during the
treatment and lasts for several hours. In the case of this patient the symptoms were somewhat different in that
there was no nasal congestion and the CT scan had indicated no evidence of sinusitis. Because of the uncertainty
of the nature of the headache it was decided to administer a more comprehensive Scenar technique.
Graves Disease: A schoolteacher in her 40’s had Grave’s disease. In Graves’s disease one or both eyes may
protrude (exophthalmos). This lady’s left eye protruded an excessive distance. She had had surgery for the
condition and had been told she needed another surgery. After 5 weekly Scenar treatments on her face the
protrusion of the eye disappeared, and she had a normal appearance. Three years later her appearance remained
normal.
Two other milder forms of Graves’s disease with one eye protruding have been treated with Scenar. They both
regained normal appearance with weekly Scenar treatments. There has not been an opportunity to treat a Graves
disease with both eyes protruding.
Macular Degeneration: Age related macular degeneration had been responsible for gradual decrease in visual
acuity for a few years of a man age 81. When the vision decreased to 20/70 each eye he felt insecure in driving
and reading. He had taken eye nutrition vitamins and added more green vegetable to his diet for over a year.
Scenar therapy was explained to him with the caviot that it was questionable to expect improvement when the
vision was as poor as 20//70.
Scenar treatment on the 6 trigeminal facial points was followed by no improvement immediately following the
treatment. A week later the visual acuity was 20/50+ each eye. The patient commented on his much improved
vision for driving and reading.
It was explained that the appropriate frequency of treatments was not yet established. A series of retreatment
exam was scheduled.
COPD: A man age 72 with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) required the use of a bronchodilator
nebulizer machine 6 times daily to relieve his shortness of breath. He was treated on his back with the Russian
Scenar instrument. After 4 weekly treatments the nebulizer was required only once daily. He estimated 60%
improvement. After two more weekly treatments the relief of symptoms continued and there was gradual
improvement.
Back Pain: A lady age 80 had a very painful back after working in her yard. Back pain occurred at slightest
movement. She was concerned about recovery prior to a trip by plane scheduled a few days later. There was
point tenderness to the right of the lower spine. The Scenar instrument was held on the point of tenderness for 5
minutes. At the end of the treatment she was free of pain.
Macular Degeneration: A man age 81 had minimal nuclear cataracts plus age related macular degeneration. In
one year visual acuity with the best glasses dropped from 20/40 to 20/60 each eye.
Eye vitamins used for macular degenerated were prescribed. In three months the vision got even worse to 20/70
each eye.
Scenar therapy was used on face areas. After 3 weekly treatments the vision improved to 20/50 each eye. Two
weeks later the vision was 20/40 each eye.
The patient experienced a noticeable improvement in driving and reading vision. Another appointment was
scheduled in a month. The 20/40 vision allowed him to drive legally in Indiana.
Macular Degeneration: A lady age 91 had only one useable eye and said her vision had become worse.
Corrected visual acuity was 20/70. Nuclear cataracts were minimal. Decrease in vision was attributed to age
related macular degeneration (AMD). She had been taking vitamin supplements including an eye supplement for
AMD.
A Scenar treatment on face areas was done. One week later she delighted in reporting a noticeable improvement
in vision. Corrected acuity was 20/40. A second Scenar treatment was provided.
Sacroiliac Joint Pain: A school bus driver developed severe pain in her left lower back. She was not aware
of any injury. She experienced pain when walking and especially when driving the school bus. She had had
chiropractic treatments without relief of pain. Examination revealed very tender point tenderness over the region
of the left sacroiliac joint. After Scenar treatment the pain was relieved, and she could walk and drive the bus
without discomfort.