Portland Oregon Practitioners?

[Guest guest]

Hi All.

Does anyone have any recommendations for practictioners in the

Portland Oregon area?

Thanks,

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonnie,

 

I'm from Portland too! I can definitely make some recommendations to

you for health practitioners. For colonics, I go to " All's Well That

Ends Well " at the Circle Healthcare Clinic (NE 28th and Couch). The

woman who works on me is Jill Simons, and she is very personable, as

well as professional. Makes you feel very comfortable. For

acupuncture and allergy treatment, I go to a woman named Rayna

Jacobson (503-236-9609). Not only does she do acupuncture and NAET,

she also integrates an fascinating healing protocol called " Bodytalk, "

where she asks the body questions about its process, and measures its

answers using kinesiology., Really interesting stuff. I also know a

FANTASTIC massage therapist if you need relaxation and bodywork.

 

If $$$ is an issue, there is also the Oregon College of Oriental

Medicine Clinic. It is 4th-year acupuncture students who work on

patients, supervised the whole time by real Chinese doctors. It is

very economical, and I've always gotten good treatments there. They

offer Chinese herbs as well.

 

As for my own healing journey, I am on Day 8 (final) of the Ayurvedic

Cleance, and am experiencing great results. My skin experienced a

dramatic " peel, " and beautiful, radiant skin is underneath. It's

almost too good to be true! Interestingly, the hot showers didn't

irritate my skin at all. I was hesitant to even try the heat, because

I've been SO sensitive to heat my whole life, experiencing horrible

swelling and itchiness and lingering redness. But, in fact, the heat

actually seemed to soothe my skin rather than irritate it. It

facilitated the peeling and rebirth of new skin.

 

I had trouble holding the enema fluid, and had to release after about

20 minutes each time. I suspect this is common. Still felt the

healing effects though.

 

The pollen here in Portland has also calmed down, which I believe is

quieting my skin as well. In " Western " terms, the constant release of

allergy histamines causes a dilation/leakiness in mast cells,

particularly in the face, leading to redness and swelling. In Chinese

terms, it's excess heat. Whatever the science, I know my rosacea is

interwoven with my allergies, but I am in a state of blissful relief

for the moment.

 

Namaste,

 

Jen

 

 

, " bonnie_hil " <bonnie_hil>

wrote:

> Hi All.

> Does anyone have any recommendations for practictioners in the

> Portland Oregon area?

> Thanks,

> Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen.

I am thrilled for you! Your healing also keeps my optimism

strong. Thank you for the recommendations. I actually lived in SW

Portland for a long time but am currently in Hillsboro so I think I

might check out practioners a little closer to me but if I can't find

anyone I am happy with I am more than willing to make the trip to one

of the people you mentioned - I especially am intrigued by your

accupuncturist.

Take care,

:)Bonnie

P.S. - Have had the same experience you are having with the enemas.

 

 

 

 

, " jenbernard2004 " <jen@l...>

wrote:

> Hi Bonnie,

>

> I'm from Portland too! I can definitely make some recommendations to

> you for health practitioners. For colonics, I go to " All's Well

That

> Ends Well " at the Circle Healthcare Clinic (NE 28th and Couch). The

> woman who works on me is Jill Simons, and she is very personable, as

> well as professional. Makes you feel very comfortable. For

> acupuncture and allergy treatment, I go to a woman named Rayna

> Jacobson (503-236-9609). Not only does she do acupuncture and NAET,

> she also integrates an fascinating healing protocol

called " Bodytalk, "

> where she asks the body questions about its process, and measures

its

> answers using kinesiology., Really interesting stuff. I also know

a

> FANTASTIC massage therapist if you need relaxation and bodywork.

>

> If $$$ is an issue, there is also the Oregon College of Oriental

> Medicine Clinic. It is 4th-year acupuncture students who work on

> patients, supervised the whole time by real Chinese doctors. It is

> very economical, and I've always gotten good treatments there. They

> offer Chinese herbs as well.

>

> As for my own healing journey, I am on Day 8 (final) of the

Ayurvedic

> Cleance, and am experiencing great results. My skin experienced a

> dramatic " peel, " and beautiful, radiant skin is underneath. It's

> almost too good to be true! Interestingly, the hot showers didn't

> irritate my skin at all. I was hesitant to even try the heat,

because

> I've been SO sensitive to heat my whole life, experiencing horrible

> swelling and itchiness and lingering redness. But, in fact, the

heat

> actually seemed to soothe my skin rather than irritate it. It

> facilitated the peeling and rebirth of new skin.

>

> I had trouble holding the enema fluid, and had to release after

about

> 20 minutes each time. I suspect this is common. Still felt the

> healing effects though.

>

> The pollen here in Portland has also calmed down, which I believe is

> quieting my skin as well. In " Western " terms, the constant release

of

> allergy histamines causes a dilation/leakiness in mast cells,

> particularly in the face, leading to redness and swelling. In

Chinese

> terms, it's excess heat. Whatever the science, I know my rosacea is

> interwoven with my allergies, but I am in a state of blissful relief

> for the moment.

>

> Namaste,

>

> Jen

>

>

> , " bonnie_hil "

<bonnie_hil>

> wrote:

> > Hi All.

> > Does anyone have any recommendations for practictioners in the

> > Portland Oregon area?

> > Thanks,

> > Bonnie