Ear, Homeopathy, Bioresonance Therapies

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Attilio...?...Marco....?

 

 

Fernando

 

Chinese Medicine , " apchat2000 "

<apchat@m...> wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> I took Prozac and BuSpar for 6 yrs (with a break halfway in

> between). I've been off the meds for 2 yrs but still have Prozac's

> side effects (difficulty eliminating fluids, sex'l side effects,

> severe memory loss). To add to this, I've been working only a

> temporary job and have no medical benefits.

>

> An acupuncturist cleared up the eliminating fluids part, and the

> memory started to improve, but ea. visit cost $60. She didn't

> recommend herbs, and the cost was starting to add up. I went to an

> MD/acupuncturist who had many diplomas on his walls, seemed

> conversant in Chinese and German, and who recommended I wear a kind

> of magnetic programmed with what will " cure " me for 8 hrs a day.

He

> just stuck my ears with 1 needle ea., and attached a gold bead to

my

> one ear. He said this would cure me of " everything, " and said to

> drink lots of fluid and eat all natural foods without additives or

> preservatives. (His visit cost $60.) I did as he said for a week,

> and it didn't help.

>

> I'd go back to him as he explained what he was doing every step of

> the way, how it would help, etc. I liked him better than the

> acupuncturist, who never explained anything. Anyway, how much

> validity is there to these kinds of treatments? I guess the magnet

> is homeopathy, and the gold piece in the ear is auriculomedicine.

> He seemed genuine, and I would return to him for bonafide

> acupuncture, but this magnetic stuff seemed like a waste of money.

> What's your opinion? Please provide details as to your

> affliction/symptom and what helped you, should you choose to

> respond, please. Many thanks.

>

>

>

> glenn allen

> pennsylvania

[Guest guest]

Have dealt with it, thanks Fernando.

 

Attilio

 

" Fernando Bernall " <fbernall@a...> wrote:

> Attilio...?...Marco....?

>

>

> Fernando

>

> Chinese Medicine , " apchat2000 "

> <apchat@m...> wrote:

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I took Prozac and BuSpar for 6 yrs (with a break halfway in

> > between). I've been off the meds for 2 yrs but still have

Prozac's

> > side effects (difficulty eliminating fluids, sex'l side effects,

> > severe memory loss). To add to this, I've been working only a

> > temporary job and have no medical benefits.

> >

> > An acupuncturist cleared up the eliminating fluids part, and the

> > memory started to improve, but ea. visit cost $60. She didn't

> > recommend herbs, and the cost was starting to add up. I went to

an

> > MD/acupuncturist who had many diplomas on his walls, seemed

> > conversant in Chinese and German, and who recommended I wear a

kind

> > of magnetic programmed with what will " cure " me for 8 hrs a

day.

> He

> > just stuck my ears with 1 needle ea., and attached a gold bead

to

> my

> > one ear. He said this would cure me of " everything, " and said

to

> > drink lots of fluid and eat all natural foods without additives

or

> > preservatives. (His visit cost $60.) I did as he said for a

week,

> > and it didn't help.

> >

> > I'd go back to him as he explained what he was doing every step

of

> > the way, how it would help, etc. I liked him better than the

> > acupuncturist, who never explained anything. Anyway, how much

> > validity is there to these kinds of treatments? I guess the

magnet

> > is homeopathy, and the gold piece in the ear is

auriculomedicine.

> > He seemed genuine, and I would return to him for bonafide

> > acupuncture, but this magnetic stuff seemed like a waste of

money.

> > What's your opinion? Please provide details as to your

> > affliction/symptom and what helped you, should you choose to

> > respond, please. Many thanks.

> >

> >

> >

> > glenn allen

> > pennsylvania