“Most of our narcotics decrease a patient’s pain by 3 to 5 points. If you go from 10, meaning the worst pain you can imagine, to 5, that’s significant. In some cases Charlie reduced a patient’s pain from 10 to zero. He also treated people with infections where antibiotics were not effective. You could see the shift in a patient’s status from stagnant to a rapid healing resolution. I can’t quantify it, but I would say Charlie cut days off patients’ hospital stays. Watching him work has been humbling in the most extreme way.”
Putting his workto the test
Charlie actively seeks opportunities to participate in scientific research and clinical trials, with the primary objective to advance our understanding of this healing modality and its potential applications.
Charlie’s ability to heal has drawn the interest of medical professionals, scientists, and leaders in the health space worldwide.
This growing interest brings together experts from various disciplines, allowing for a multidisciplinary approach that bridges the gap between energy medicine and conventional health.
With advancements in technology and research, and an increasing openness to alternative healing modalities, experts are exploring new ways to study and validate the effects of energy therapies.
Dr. Ramsey Joudeh, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
Dr. Vivian Burkhardt, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“The first day when we started one patient went from 8 to 3 on the pain scale, It was miraculous, within five seconds of Charlie closing his eyes, the patient reported the decrease in pain. What was really impressive was the speed and the size of the effects he had without touching patients or saying anything. Some colleagues were in disbelief. Some just smirked and moved on. Not everybody has seen what he can do.”
Patient Example 1
METASTATIC BREAST CANCER 45 YR OLD FEMALE
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
“Patient 31 was a 45-year-old woman with a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer since 2003. Given the progression of her disease, pain became a major morbidity. On this admission, she presented with severe upper abdominal pain that had worsened in the previous 2 days. She reported that pain intensified with movement or touching of the affected area. The patient stated that her abdominal pain was improved to a score of 6 of 10 since admission but that she had significant (7 of 10) mid-lower back pain.”
POST ASSESSMENT
“The practitioner placed his hands approximately 10 inches above her right upper abdomen for approximately 20 seconds without touching her. Immediately afterward, she rated the abdominal pain to be 0 of 10. He addressed her lower back by placing his hands several inches over her umbilicus, after which she reported a pain score of 0 of 10. The practitioner asked her about the location of the cancer and did further work on the liver area. The patient was reassessed 15 minutes later and reported a sustained relief from pain in both areas.”
Dr. Bonnie Simmons
Chair Emergency Medicine, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“I am a doctor and a healer and as far as I can tell, so is Charlie.”
Dr. Tanuj Sood, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“I first met Charlie when I was a medical student at a community hospital in Brooklyn. When he first introduced himself and explained the nature of his work as a healer, I was admittedly skeptical. In medical school, our education is primarily based on western medicine and we were taught to approach any alternative with skepticism. As I spent time with Charlie and saw how successful he was with treating patients’ previously intractable pain, I became more and more accepting of his healing abilities as a substitute to pills and injections.
Currently, in the midst of an opioid epidemic, Charlie’s talents as a healer are more relevant than ever. As a practising physician, I welcome this treatment option as a safer alternative to the current convention of pain management.”
Patient Example 2
BILATERAL KNEE PAIN 72 YR OLD FEMALE
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
“Patient 24 was a 72-year-old woman who presented to the emergency department with bilateral worsening knee pain, inability to walk, and inability to bend her knees. Before EM, her pain was 10 of 10 in both knees. She had less than 5 degrees of active range of motion. Passive range of motion was 3.5 degrees in the left knee and 0 degrees in the right knee.”
POST ASSESSMENT
“After the session, her pain was 0 of 10, and she had full active range of motion in both knees. She stood up and walked with a cane, smiling. Her husband applauded and said that he hadn't seen her do this in many years.”
Dr. Alan, DO
Chairman , Department of Family Medicine, Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine
“I have been working with Charlie Goldsmith for the past year. I was connected to him by a colleague of mine who is the former NIH director of Complementary Medicine. I was initially skeptical of his ability to heal but agreed to meet. It did not take long before I was not only a believer but am sure that the work Charlie does helping people is real and has a tremendous impact on his patients' wellbeing. I can not tell you how it works, I can just tell you it really works.
I have now seen Charlie help improve the lives of hundreds of people. I saw a man get up and walk who was bedbound for months as well as improvements to the pain, mobility and wellbeing of hundreds of others. I am so confident that his abilities are real that I am stating my 40-year medical career reputation on it by helping arrange clinical studies at my hospital and medical school.”
Charlie’s ability to heal has drawn the interest of medical professionals, scientists, and leaders in the health space worldwide.
This growing interest brings together experts from various disciplines, allowing for a multidisciplinary approach that bridges the gap between energy medicine and conventional health.
With advancements in technology and research, and an increasing openness to alternative healing modalities, experts are exploring new ways to study and validate the effects of energy therapies.
Dr. Ramsey Joudeh, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“Most of our narcotics decrease a patient’s pain by 3 to 5 points. If you go from 10, meaning the worst pain you can imagine, to 5, that’s significant.
In some cases Charlie reduced a patient’s pain from 10 to zero. He also treated people with infections where antibiotics were not effective. You could see the shift in a patient’s status from stagnant to a rapid healing resolution. I can’t quantify it, but I would say Charlie cut days off patients’ hospital stays. Watching him work has been humbling in the most extreme way.”
Dr. Vivian Burkhardt, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“The first day when we started one patient went from 8 to 3 on the pain scale, It was miraculous, within five seconds of Charlie closing his eyes, the patient reported the decrease in pain. What was really impressive was the speed and the size of the effects he had without touching patients or saying anything.
Some colleagues were in disbelief. Some just smirked and moved on. Not everybody has seen what he can do.”
Patient Example 1
METASTATIC BREAST CANCER 45 YR OLD FEMALE
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
“Patient 31 was a 45-year-old woman with a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer since 2003. Given the progression of her disease, pain became a major morbidity.
On this admission, she presented with severe upper abdominal pain that had worsened in the previous 2 days. She reported that pain intensified with movement or touching of the affected area. The patient stated that her abdominal pain was improved to a score of 6 of 10 since admission but that she had significant (7 of 10) mid-lower back pain.”
POST ASSESSMENT
“The practitioner placed his hands approximately 10 inches above her right upper abdomen for approximately 20 seconds without touching her. Immediately afterward, she rated the abdominal pain to be 0 of 10. He addressed her lower back by placing his hands several inches over her umbilicus, after which she reported a pain score of 0 of 10. The practitioner asked her about the location of the cancer and did further work on the liver area. The patient was reassessed 15 minutes later and reported a sustained relief from pain in both areas.”
Dr. Bonnie Simmons
Chair Emergency Medicine, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“I am a doctor and a healer and as far as I can tell, so is Charlie.”
Dr. Tanuj Sood, MD
Internal Medicine Specialist, NYU HOSPITAL, NYC
“I first met Charlie when I was a medical student at a community hospital in Brooklyn. When he first introduced himself and explained the nature of his work as a healer, I was admittedly skeptical.
In medical school, our education is primarily based on western medicine and we were taught to approach any alternative with skepticism. As I spent time with Charlie and saw how successful he was with treating patients’ previously intractable pain, I became more and more accepting of his healing abilities as a substitute to pills and injections.
Currently, in the midst of an opioid epidemic, Charlie’s talents as a healer are more relevant than ever. As a practising physician, I welcome this treatment option as a safer alternative to the current convention of pain management.”
Patient Example 2
BILATERAL KNEE PAIN 72 YR OLD FEMALE
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
“Patient 24 was a 72-year-old woman who presented to the emergency department with bilateral worsening knee pain, inability to walk, and inability to bend her knees. Before EM, her pain was 10 of 10 in both knees.
She had less than 5 degrees of active range of motion. Passive range of motion was 3.5 degrees in the left knee and 0 degrees in the right knee.”
POST ASSESSMENT
“After the session, her pain was 0 of 10, and she had full active range of motion in both knees. She stood up and walked with a cane, smiling. Her husband applauded and said that he hadn't seen her do this in many years.”
Dr. Alan, DO
Chairman , Department of Family Medicine, Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine
“I have been working with Charlie Goldsmith for the past year. I was connected to him by a colleague of mine who is the former NIH director of Complementary Medicine.
I was initially skeptical of his ability to heal but agreed to meet. It did not take long before I was not only a believer but am sure that the work Charlie does helping people is real and has a tremendous impact on his patients' wellbeing. I can not tell you how it works, I can just tell you it really works.
I have now seen Charlie help improve the lives of hundreds of people. I saw a man get up and walk who was bedbound for months as well as improvements to the pain, mobility and wellbeing of hundreds of others. I am so confident that his abilities are real that I am stating my 40-year medical career reputation on it by helping arrange clinical studies at my hospital and medical school.”