He cured Michael Flatley, he can cure you too

'No miracle' healer comes to America

The Irish man who healed “Riverdance” star, Michael Flatley, from a mystery virus is in New York this week treating less-famous patients!

Michael O’Doherty is adamant that he is not a miracle healer but Irish dance star Flatley said his treatment was astonishing.

Flatley, who is back dancing and training, said he contacted O’Doherty after conventional medicine failed to cure him.

Flatley was taken ill in 2006 with a virus that forced him to cancel the European leg of his Celtic Tiger tour.

“By chance, I met a young man from Ireland called Michael O’Doherty who works on the body’s energy," Flatley said.

“When he came to visit me, I could barely get out of the chair. He saw me for about an hour and I walked for about a mile afterwards, which was the first time in a year that I’d been able to do that.”

After 10 sessions with his new therapist, Flatley claims to be back in full health and ready for whatever life throws at him.

“I feel really good. Great, in fact. I can dance at speed and I'm close to 100 percent fit again," said the dancer.

O’Doherty plays down his role, saying Flatley was already on the road to recovery.

“What was really a success was that he was so positive,” O’Doherty, 45, told IrishCentral.com on Monday at the Nurture Center in New York.

O’Doherty, from County Clare, and Tom Grifffin, from County Mayo, have been working on alternative therapies for the past 20 years.

The pair, who met while working as prison officers in Ireland, established the Plexus Bio-Energy Clinic in Ennis in 1988.

Their interest in alternative therapies grew from their interest in martial arts while working as prison officers.

“When Tom and myself got involved at the beginning we started healing friends but we never anticipated or planned for where this is at today,” said O’Doherty.

After years of learning the required healing techniques, the friends appeared on “The Late Late Show,” Ireland’s longest-running TV show.

Host Gay Byrne challenged the young men to heal a variety of ailments ranging from arthritis to depression. The results shocked Ireland as former patients confirmed live on TV that O’Doherty and Griffin were on to something good.

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Nster.com