Wave Catcher
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Pain—it's a stubbed toe. It's a headache. It's a backache, a stomachache or a shoulder ache that won't go away. We all deal with it one way or another. But isn't it supposed to protect us from something that's going to harm us? Pain can be a good thing. It's meant to tell us that something is wrong and to teach us which behaviors are safe and which ones aren't. It is supposed to turn our wounds into wisdom. But what happens when it sets up residency in our life and becomes chronic? The physical and emotional pain that was supposed to help us can now become harmful and lead to anxiety, depression, insomnia, and drug dependency, to name a few. Knowing that so many suffer from acute, chronic, and degenerative pain, I applied my skills as a Doctor of Dental Surgery and expanded my knowledge and expertise in pain management while serving as a Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy. Having worked in pain clinics throughout the country treating Marines who suffered from headaches, TMJ dysfunction, and neck and shoulder pain, I began to notice an unusual trend. And before long, I was captivated. Maybe it was the unknown that I found so attractive, or maybe it was just something that I saw, which was so different from anything that I had ever seen before. Whatever the reason, finding out about this little known procedure began to monopolize so much of my time that it was hard to tell if it was seeking me or if I was seeking it. As I learned more about it, little details and preferences began to build and the most hidden secrets, which were the most difficult to know, became the most fulfilling and the most alluring. The more puzzles of information that I had to put together only meant that there would be more individual pieces to fit. At times, things began to move so fast that what may have appeared to be stillness in my fascination were actually discoveries that kept me transfixed. So what was it that captivated me? What was so fascinating? What was it that drew me in like gravity? It was an unexpected connection between people who were suffering in pain and their profound relief from pain anywhere in the body when a particular type of treatment was used. This treatment didn't require any prescription medications, and its benefits were often immediate and long lasting. In addition to feeling better, those receiving this therapy were also sleeping better and feeling less fatigued. And it was safe, comfortable, and there were no adverse side effects. Sadly, there were only a few doctors who knew about it, and those who did only used it sparingly.
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Dr. A. C. Kalfus, a graduate of the University of Southern California, is a rising star in the field of pain management. Following his twenty years in private practice, he went on to serve his country as a Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy and has treated world dignitaries, including presidents, chancellors, and ambassadors. And this was just the beginning. While working at a pain clinic in California, Dr. Arch, as his patients know him, noticed an unexpected connection. It was unlike anything he had seen before, and soon, he was captivated. His passion led him to study with the most renowned experts in the world. What was it that was so alluring? By keeping an open mind, he was able to piece together an intricate puzzle and uncover a discovery by a French neurologist that is truly breathtaking. What if you discovered a switch that could help you to turn on and turn off your nervous system? What if, in addition to the food, water and air that you use to maintain your health, you could also use light? What if you could tap into an intimate connection that your skin has with your immune and nervous systems and every single cell in your body could benefit from it? What if you discovered a way to live a more pain-free life, a way to accelerate your healing process and restore and maintain your health without the use of drugs and without any adverse side effects? If you want to know the answers to these what-ifs, they’re all right here in the pages of Wave Catcher. This debut book by a talented new writer and doctor will help you to live a more pain-free life in ways that you never could’ve imagined. You won’t want to put this book down!
About the Author
Dr. Arthur C. Kalfus, a doctor of dental surgery, is a native of Southern California. He graduated from the University of Southern California and is a member of Phi Kappa Phi National Honors, Golden Key, Mortar Board, Psi Chi, and Alpha Omega. Following a successful private practice, Dr. Kalfus took his experience in pain management and lasers and recently served as a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy, where he earned the designation of Surface Warfare Officer. He deployed to seven different countries and kingdoms, which included humanitarian aid as well as serving as a subject matter exchange expert. Dr. Kalfus has treated presidents, chancellors, ambassadors, celebrities, and our servicemen and servicewomen throughout the world. He is a sought-after speaker who has trained with the worlds top experts in the field of auricular medicine to include the renowned neurologist, scientist, and author Dr. Raphael Nogier, MD, of Lyon, France, and the internationally acclaimed lecturer, author, and pioneering researcher Professor Terry Oleson, PhD. Dr. Arthur “Arch” Kalfus is a recognized expert in the field of auricular therapy and is both the author and illustrator of his first book entitled Wave Catcher. Here, he shares with you an amazing discovery that will help you to live a more pain-free life.