Re: Tennis Elbow

[van Sinn <vansinn@post.cybercity.dk>]

Rick Walker wrote:
> On 12/9/2012 10:51 AM, van Sinn wrote:
>
> Locate a good Chinese acupunture specialist with many years of 
> experience.
> Traditional western doctors who's taken a course generally do not 
> understand those techniques due to mindset limitations from the 
> traditional education.
> > In general,  I agree with you, van Sinn but in the area I live in 
> > (roughly the SF Bay Area) there are an increasing number of very hip 
> > young doctors who either have degrees in Western Medicine AND 
> > Acupuncture or who , like my personal Western physician,  are very 
> > open minded about alternate modalities of healing.

Ahh, didn't know you're in the Bay area ;)
Yep, I know alternate treatment awareness is very god there.
You'll likely also be able to locate some treatment akin to the Danish 
http://www.body-sds.dk system.
I've used this for some 20 years, and at a point back in time took class for a 
season; very effective. I actually gives treatment to people who knows.

> > My own physician,  Thomas McGuire, M.D., as an example,  will not 
> > prescribe anti-biotics to me if I have an infection and have not 
> > already  1) done my sinus washes faithfully and 2) taken all of my 
> > Chinese Herbs as my Acupuncturist, Elsa Etcheverry has taught me to 
> > do.     He probably won't go so far as to recommend a good 
> > chiropractor but we're working on him  <big grin>
> >
> > I realize that we live in an anomylous area.  This are is, truly,  a 
> > center of dozens of different holistic healing modalities and Western 
> > Medicine (with famous world class programs at Stanford and USF) but i 
> > think that this healing conciousness is growing all over the planet.
> >
> > I'm curious about everyone elses experience.
> >
> >
> > /R.

It's absolutely growing, and I hope you find the right treatment ;)

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rgds,
van Sinn