He Cured His Own Asthma With His Hands — Then Spent 33 Years Teaching Others W/Michael D'alton

Michael D'alton was a mechanical engineering student fighting asthma and eczema that steroids couldn't touch. After a two-year wait to see a specialist ended with "you have eczema" and nothing else, he stumbled into a bioenergy healing session — and by day three, his symptoms were gone.That was 33 years ago. He's spent the decades since training thousands of people in the practice, building an international healing school, and appearing on Oprah's network, BBC, and outlets across Ireland and the UK.Oto and Michael go deep on the difference between Reiki and bioenergy work, the biofield and how frequency shapes the body, why identity is the real obstacle standing between people and their health, and what happened when COVID shut down the 27-year-old school that had become his whole sense of self. It closes with Michael's answer to Oto's signature question: two minutes, a million people, one thing to say before you drop the mic.DISCLAIMER: NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. FOR EDUCATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY.CHAPTERS00:00 Intro01:00 The specialist appointment that changed everything05:00 The treatment that convinced him the energy was real07:00 Reiki vs. bioenergy: "first aid vs. surgery"10:00 Lockdowns in Ireland and Canada, and losing the filter12:00 The biofield, frequency, and the Hawkins scale of consciousness25:00 The radio station analogy — identity and why people relapse27:00 "We have the innernet" — the technology inside you29:00 Why finance is the next collective reckoning34:00 Dependency, identity, and re-internalizing self-worth45:00 Timelines, doom vs. hope, and one person's frequency vs. thousands53:00 Losing his identity when COVID shut down his school1:21:00 Final message: "You're always winning"KEY TAKEAWAYSBioenergy healing works on the biofield rather than through touch, and Michael draws a clear line between it and Reiki — he calls Reiki "first aid" and bioenergy "surgery" for how deep and specific the work can go.Identity is the throughline of the whole conversation. Michael's read is that people don't stay sick because of the illness itself — they stay sick because being sick has become who they are, and changing that requires a different sense of self, not just a different treatment.The COVID years form the hinge of his own story. He talks candidly about the identity crisis that hit when his 27-year-old healing school shut down overnight, and what it took to find out who he was without the stage.CONNECT WITH OTO:Instagram – https://instagram.com/otogomes Website – https://otogomes.live GUEST LINKSWebsite — https://www.daltonsbio.com Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/michaeldaltonbioenergy/