ACUPUNCTURE

Hi JP,

I would have to question then if it was the right practitioner.

Your GP can do acupuncture but doesn't mean they are doing it right. In some cases, they can do more damage to your energy channels.

Your acupuncturist should, every appointment, be checking your tongue which is a massive indicater of what's going on in the body. Have a look at your tongue now in the mirror. Does it have 'tongue-fur'? How is the colour? Is it cracked or showing teeth indents? All of these are signs of chi energy levels.
Your practitioner should also be checking your pulse. Not the standard cardiac pulse, but there are 3 pulses (I can't feel them myself, Song said it took him some time to find them too when he was learning). One of them is the stress level pulse that runs through the body. He can tell whenive been meditating because it calms right down instead of racing crazy.

I know it sounds all a bit out there and it is easy to dismiss particularly when you have had a very unauthentic experience. Unfortunately it's the 'bad' traders who give the treatment a bad name. Song has said to me that in China, there are hospitals where acupuncture is the main form of treatment. if I was over there, I would be in the hospital having treatment everyday.

We are so quick to put chemicals into our bodies. But what if there was another way? Something that took the nerve pain away, something that could offer some relief when the drugs can't get to where they're supposed to, like with Optic Neuritis.

There is something in it with the right practitioner. I tried acupuncture on at least 4 different occasions over the years without result, so I can understand where people heads are at with it. But he is different, he is the 'real-deal' and Like Song says, he can't cure you but he can help.

I just feel so passionate about it because I really believe he can help us.