Jane
Narcolepsy
I was diagnosed with narcolepsy, a sleep disorder, six years
ago, and started taking Cylert to treat it. The doctors told
me that narcolepsy is not curable, and that I would have to
be on medication for the rest of my life. About eight months
ago I discovered that Cylert is known to cause severe liver
toxicity, so I decided to go off of it, and, rather than switch
to a different medication with its own set of side effects,
I decided to see if acupuncture could provide a cure. I had
never received acupuncture before, and didn't know much about
it, so I wasn't entirely optimistic about the outcome. But,
after about three treatments from Lei Shaw, I was able to
stop taking Cylert. After a couple of months of treatments,
I felt like I had been cured. I continued to drink a therapeutic
tea for several more weeks after stopping the treatments.
Now, it's been about six months since I stopped the treatments
and I feel better than I did on the medication. Much better.
I wish everyone who had narcolepsy could learn that acupuncture
provides a potential cure.
Depression
My fiancé was suffering from mild depression, so I
suggested he try acupuncture. He went for just a few treatments
with Lei Shaw and felt much better. In fact, he had battled
depression on and off since I met him 2 1/2 years ago, but
since the acupuncture treatments seven months ago, he hasn't
been depressed since.
Paralysis
My father suffered a stroke nine months ago and was paralyzed
on his left side. I did some research and learned that acupuncture
has been used very effectively to treat paralysis caused by
stroke. Unfortunately, because my father was in a health care
facility, we were not able to take him for acupuncture treatment
right away. He was receiving physical and occupational therapy,
but was not making much progress. About three months after
the stroke we took him to Lei Shaw for treatment after the
first two treatments he regained some movement in his left
hand and left foot. Unfortunately, for various reasons, we
had to discontinue the treatments after the first few weeks.
When we are able to continue the treatments, I expect to see
even more improvement.
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