Believe it or not, the following patient, just one visit already
relieved her most pain in 2 years. She thanks me with her tears
in eyes. She also tell me that she even tried another famous
acupuncture clinic in our area without get help even.
Dear Dr. Tao,
I am desperate.
Due to a head injury almost two years ago, in which I hit my head
and dissected my right carotid artery (since healed), I have suffered
acute migraines daily. My pain is semi-managed by Neurontin, Fioricet,
and a lot of Motrin, but at times is nearly unbearable.
I am a 55-year old teacher, and I cannot imagine living my life
this way forever. I was about to contact a doctor at the Mayo Clinic
in Minnesota, when I realized that pressure on my face and head
helps to relieve the severe pain. I went onto the Internet and found
you. Do you think you can you help me?
> Sincerely
and hopefully,
Mrs. Cohen
A
Magic Story
from a Young Vietnamese female.

The Vietnamese-American young female was sick in Vietnam since
1993 at the place she works, started pain in her middle fingers
and then gradually extends to both arms.
Before
Treatment, the patient could only raise the arms like this height
and can't close her hands and grasp articles well and influenced
her working ability. Finally, she accepted her relative strong
recommendation and came to see me.
I
feel surprised that at such log time she didn't want to get help
from health profession.

After
only 3 visits of scalp needle treatment, the patient could close
her hands well and has more strength in grasping, less pain and
spasmodic in her arms and be able to work more delicate job now.

After
as short as 3 visits treatment, she could raise her arms higher
to touch her head and get more strength in her arms. Stop treatment
because she need back to her home state in SD. She shows her very
appreciated that what I treated her like a miracle. And will come
back to get further treatment.
The
new scalp needle includes needle the cortex area of cerebrum,
cerebellum and cerebella's hemisphere which could help most of
sequelae of post stroke, cerebral's palsy patients.
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