I am using it (three sessions thus far) for organ system clensing, energy increase, and pain management. I have to say that I feel somewhat better.
anyone try?
BTW- my acupuncturist has Lyme. She also does not believe it came from Plum Island. She claims that signs and symptoms date to the 19th century Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
quote:Originally posted by cstar:
BTW- my acupuncturist has Lyme. She also does not believe it came from Plum Island. She claims that signs and symptoms date to the 19th century
She's right. It may even date back to the 1600's according to some data I've seen.
Acupuncture may help...see other thread on this.
Posted by Babbs (Member # 27887) on :
I have been doing acupuncture for the last few months, once a week. I initially got a bit worse and then better.
I feel great the day of and a day or two after. I have to really work at keeping my body relaxed. I have been in so much pain for so long that my "normal" body positioning has become tight and tense. When this is changes to a more relaxed position it feels abnormal and can be painful in its own way.
Overall, I think it is very beneficial. I stopped using my steroid inhaler as I learned steroids are not to be taken when you have Lyme. I think the acupuncture has helped a great deal with my asthma as I am doing well without the steroid inhaler.
My pain is in the first stages of getting better and I think acupuncture has been a help.
BTW: my treatments are pretty intense, he uses 50-75 needles at a time and they are hooked up to electricity.
Hope you find relief!
Posted by DebraKelly (Member # 24925) on :
Accupuncture helped me a great deal! Make sure you go to a licensed LAC and one that has a good track record for treating Lyme.
Good luck!
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