Real people. Real recoveries.

CMT — Charcot-Marie-Tooth

Victoria was diagnosed with CMT ten years earlier and had progressed to the point where she could not feel her legs as she walked. She developed drop foot in both feet and could not move her toes. Her mother, in her eighties, went everywhere with her so she would not fall. Doctors told her there was no solution and that she would be in a wheelchair within five years. She travelled as far as the Far East looking for an answer before coming to the clinic.

After 20 sessions I started to feel my legs, and after 25 sessions I could move my toes. My left foot recovered from drop foot and my right foot improved. I can jump, walk and run, which I could not do. I used to lift my leg with my hand to press the gas pedal because I had no sensation — today I drive normally. I am able to walk alone, so my mom can rest at home.

Peripheral neuropathy & CMT

Six years of peripheral neuropathy and CMT had left Humberto with no feeling in either leg and numbness in both arms. He could not pick up small objects with his fingers, walked with a cane and still fell often, and described feeling paralysed from the torso down. He drove by lifting each leg with his hand onto the pedals.

After 8 sessions I started to feel my legs for the first time in six years. The numbness in my arms is gone and I can pick up tiny things with my fingers. I drive without lifting my legs, and I feel warmth in my feet, which had been cold for six years. I am only at the beginning of my treatments and I can already see promising results.

Knee · 36 years, 9 surgeries

A soccer injury in Israel led to emergency surgery that failed, and eight more operations followed — the last two in Germany. Doctors said the knee could not be rehabilitated because the muscle around it was gone. For 36 years he walked on crutches, could not climb stairs, and had to rest every half hour.

Boaz assured me my problem was not in the knee but somewhere else, and that the muscle could come back within 10 treatments. It sounded crazy compared to all the specialists I had seen. The muscle really came back. I walk on two legs without difficulty, without crutches. I jump, I climb stairs, I even run.

POTS

Diagnosed with POTS, Rivka could not stand for more than five minutes or walk for ten, with a resting heart rate pounding above 133. She spent five years largely in bed before starting treatment.

Today Rivka walks over three hours, with a heart rate of 85 to 100 during intense exercise.

Peripheral neuropathy

After carpal tunnel surgery on his left hand, Kerry’s condition worsened until he could not move his fingers. It spread to his right hand: burning, numbness, no sensation, swelling, no sleep. He was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy, but testing produced no solution.

After 15 sessions I could move my fingers in both hands — no pain, no swelling. The system really works.

Drop foot after 6 back surgeries

Six operations on his L4/L5 left Jack with drop foot and a cane, and the pain never went away. No doctor in England had been able to help, and another back operation was already scheduled in London when he stopped and looked for something else. He flew to Toronto for two weeks, having been told in advance that two weeks would not be enough.

After two weeks of treatments my drop foot was completely gone, I managed to walk sometimes without my cane, and my pain was reduced. I knew two weeks was not sufficient, as Boaz told me, but I had a business to run. I am waiting for Boaz to complete my treatments in Israel.

Bilateral hip dysplasia

A 2018 sports injury left Carson, 20, with damage to both hips, a sprained ankle and an L4/L5 problem. By 2022 he could not walk straight or bend. He was diagnosed with dysplasia in both hips and needed surgery on each. The family flew to Germany for stem cell treatment and then to Los Angeles, without success, before finding ARP. Treatment began two days after his first hip operation.

In under two months Carson recovered fully from both hip surgeries with no pain — recovery that normally takes a year. His mother Sharon said: Boaz, thank you very much, you saved our son.

Hip pain after a road accident

Hit by a car in downtown Toronto and thrown several metres, Karen was told she needed hip surgery. Wary of the risks of a hip replacement, she spent three years with a chiropractor and two more in physiotherapy. She was still waking at pain level 9 out of 10 and could not walk. She tried ARP before agreeing to an operation.

On the first day Boaz told me I had not been diagnosed properly and that there was nothing wrong with my hip. After the sixth treatment I was free of pain, and after finishing all my treatments I had no words. I recommend ARP to anybody facing surgery or living with pain.

Carpal tunnel

A court reporter diagnosed with carpal tunnel, who had taken pain medication for years.

I have been pain free ever since.

Chronic elbow & arm pain

Referred by a friend after years of therapy and at the end of her patience with the pain. Her doctor had suggested surgery as a last resort.

I went through the 10 treatment program and after treatment 4 I was pain free, and have been ever since.

TMJ — jaw joint

Diagnosed with TMJ, Jaspreet could not open her mouth wider than two fingers and could not sleep because of the pain. Neither doctors nor chiropractors had been able to ease it, and the pain had spread into her neck, shoulders and knees to the point where she could not walk straight.

After only three sessions I was pain free. The pain in my shoulders is gone, my walk is normal, and I can open my mouth almost four fingers wide. I have no pain and I sleep very well.

TMJ — 22 years

For almost 22 years Sharleen felt the joints in her face and heard them clicking whenever she ate or opened her mouth. She had tried every treatment she could find and none of them removed the pain.

After 5 treatments I was completely TMJ pain free. Thank you so much — after 22 years, to be pain free.

Achilles tendon bursitis

Diagnosed with severe Achilles tendon bursitis in her right ankle, Arlene was told surgery was the only option — with no assurance it would fix the problem. Swimming and physiotherapy had only made it worse.

After 15 sessions my acute pain was relieved and only a little remained. I was very happy to have avoided unnecessary surgery, and I am able to walk freely.

Torn bicep — boxing

X-ray and ultrasound confirmed a tear in the bicep of Daniel’s left arm after a boxing injury, and he could not lift or straighten the arm. The clinic reports that after 10 ARP sessions he had recovered fully, regained the mass in the muscle and returned to boxing stronger than before.

ACL tear — age 15

John, 15, tore his ACL playing basketball at school and the doctor advised surgery. It was the only option the family knew of at the time, until they heard about ARP and decided to try it first.

We went back to the doctor who wanted to operate on John. He was very surprised to see how strong the ACL was after the ARP treatments. John was back playing after a few weeks. We thank Boaz for the treatments, which avoided the surgery.

Pain after chemotherapy

A cancer survivor, Pnina had hip pain and headaches that kept her awake for nights at a time — side effects of the chemotherapy and of the medication she still takes. No painkiller, physiotherapy or other treatment had helped.

I was treated two or three times and I have no pain in my hip, and my headaches are gone — I sleep very well.

Professional sport

Sheehy represents NHL players and has described what he has seen of ARP in rehabilitation. He cites Andrew Alberts of the Boston Bruins, out for three months and written off for the season, treated for three days, back skating within a week and cleared to finish the season and the playoffs.

ARP is the most remarkable rehabilitation and training program I have witnessed in my 25 years of professional hockey.

Professional sport

Returned to 25–30 minutes a game and became, in his account, a key factor in helping his team reach the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.

To everyone’s amazement I was able to become a key factor. Now I have teams trying to pick me up for next season.

Lower back · old ankle injury

Years of lower back muscle pain, and thousands of dollars spent by him and his insurers treating the pain rather than the injury.

In one session they identified the problem as a strained ligament in my left ankle. By taping my fibula and tibia together and using ARP, I am better distributing my body weight and am largely pain free.