Re: Eastern medicine

[Jo Ann Coen <jac580@xxxxxxxx>]

Scott- In 1992 I had Bell's Palsy, and my entire left side of my face was
paralysed.  I was so ugly I cried for days.  A friend recommended
acupuncture.  I had 3 treatments and the palsy began to recede.  I
actually believe it helped me to not have as many residual problems as I
would have had without it.  I think you should go for it.  I don't know
about the herbs, though.   You'll have to consult a nutritionist for
that.  Why not write Kathrynne Holden for an answer.  Best to you.  Jo
Ann

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 18:57:33 -0800 scott burnett
<sburnett001@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I went to see my nuero last week and told him about my trouble
> sleeping and
> the soreness in my neck and shoulders, the joint pain in my hips and
> knees.
> Overall I've been pretty happy with his program for me.  This time
> though he
> immediately went to the "add a new medicine" cabinet.  No stop at
> the
> "exercise, diet, yoga or whatever" category.  Just add something
> else to the
> mix.  So.... I made an appointment with an acupuncturist.  He is
> recommending both acupuncture as well as Chinese herbs.  Is anyone
> else
> following this path? What kind of success are you having?  Any
> dangers I
> need to be aware of?
>
> Scott in Stockton
>
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