I need help on alternative medical practices

[email hidden] (DJ Gallup) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Hi everyone,

I'm a college student in Upstate NY, and I'm completing a project for
a "Traditional Systems of Healing" course I'm in. I need to find a
medical practitioner of some sort (any type, including shamanism), and
have an interview (over e-mail). Even someone knowledgeable about
medical practices would do for this purpose.

If you can help me, please e-mail me at [email hidden].
I check my e-mail regularly, and I would appreciate the help so much.

DJ Gallup

In treating a common sickness ie. a fever!!!!

To a GP, a medical practitioner from medical science, he would
normally recommend this fever patient to have a good good rest, in
order for the patient's immune system to fight-back the fever problem.
Normally, this sort of so-called treatment take about a week for the
fever patient to have a fully recovery from the fever cycle ie.
sore-throat, cold flu, cough, shivering, cold sweat and so on...

To a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (TCM) he would normally
interpret that this fever patient's body is 'too heaty', need to
'drink' alot of 'Ying' cooling herbs, just to cool-off the heatiness.
This method also work!! Same as medeical science, it also take about a
week for a complete recovery.

To an alternative healer ie. a holistic practitioner, he would
interpret as this fever patient's 'AURA' has been 'interferred', that
caused the fever.
In other word, once a human fall sick, it is being interpreted as
being interferred by surrounding bad spiritual elements.
That is why, in every sicknesses ie a common fever or a serious cancer
sickness, they all come with some spirituality of a sickness ie. cold
sweat, some dark cloud hovering acros your forehead, feeling cold or
even night coughing.
Therefore, holistic method of treatment involved the 'brightening' of
your Aura and that is enough to get rid off those spirituality of a
sickness. As for the rest of those ailment ie. sore throat or cough,
'physical' medicine (herbs) can easily tackle it.
This is to say that, there is no herbs or medicine that can treat
those 'spiritualities' of a sickness, except thru holistic healing.

Danny Yang

An Asian holistic physician cum herbalist

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[email hidden] (DJ Gallup) wrote in message
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Hi everyone,

I'm a college student in Upstate NY, and I'm completing a project for
a "Traditional Systems of Healing" course I'm in. I need to find a
medical practitioner of some sort (any type, including shamanism), and
have an interview (over e-mail). Even someone knowledgeable about
medical practices would do for this purpose.

If you can help me, please e-mail me at [email hidden].
I check my e-mail regularly, and I would appreciate the help so much.

DJ Gallup

In treating a common sickness ie. a fever!!!!

To a GP, a medical practitioner from medical science, he would
normally recommend this fever patient to have a good good rest, in
order for the patient's immune system to fight-back the fever problem.
Normally, this sort of so-called treatment take about a week for the
fever patient to have a fully recovery from the fever cycle ie.
sore-throat, cold flu, cough, shivering, cold sweat and so on...

To a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (TCM) he would normally
interpret that this fever patient's body is 'too heaty',

DJ, please ignore Danny Yang. His grasp of TCM is tenuous at best and his
familiarity with English leaves something to be desired.

[email hidden] (Ilsa9) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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[email hidden] (DJ Gallup) wrote in message
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Hi everyone,

I'm a college student in Upstate NY, and I'm completing a project for
a "Traditional Systems of Healing" course I'm in. I need to find a
medical practitioner of some sort (any type, including shamanism), and
have an interview (over e-mail). Even someone knowledgeable about
medical practices would do for this purpose.

If you can help me, please e-mail me at [email hidden].
I check my e-mail regularly, and I would appreciate the help so much.

DJ Gallup

In treating a common sickness ie. a fever!!!!

To a GP, a medical practitioner from medical science, he would
normally recommend this fever patient to have a good good rest, in
order for the patient's immune system to fight-back the fever problem.
Normally, this sort of so-called treatment take about a week for the
fever patient to have a fully recovery from the fever cycle ie.
sore-throat, cold flu, cough, shivering, cold sweat and so on...

To a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (TCM) he would normally
interpret that this fever patient's body is 'too heaty',

DJ, please ignore Danny Yang. His grasp of TCM is tenuous at best and his
familiarity with English leaves something to be desired.

Hey IIsa9,

Is that the best you could say?
I expect you to refute my claim!!!

Hey, as what the late Teng Xiao Peng, China Paramount leader, once
said, I don't care what's colour the cat's fur is, as long as, this
cat is able to catch a rat!

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[email hidden] (DJ Gallup) wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm a college student in Upstate NY, and I'm completing a project for
> a "Traditional Systems of Healing" course I'm in. I need to find a
> medical practitioner of some sort (any type, including shamanism), and
> have an interview (over e-mail). Even someone knowledgeable about
> medical practices would do for this purpose.
>
> If you can help me, please e-mail me at [email hidden].
> I check my e-mail regularly, and I would appreciate the help so much.
>
> DJ Gallup

In treating a common sickness ie. a fever!!!!

To a GP, a medical practitioner from medical science, he would
normally recommend this fever patient to have a good good rest, in
order for the patient's immune system to fight-back the fever problem.
Normally, this sort of so-called treatment take about a week for the
fever patient to have a fully recovery from the fever cycle ie.
sore-throat, cold flu, cough, shivering, cold sweat and so on...

To a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (TCM) he would normally
interpret that this fever patient's body is 'too heaty',

DJ, please ignore Danny Yang. His grasp of TCM is tenuous at best and his
familiarity with English leaves something to be desired.

Hey IIsa9,

Is that the best you could say?
I expect you to refute my claim!!!

You've done a splendid job discrediting yourself. I don't know what I could
add to that.

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Hey, as what the late Teng Xiao Peng, China Paramount leader, once
said, I don't care what's colour the cat's fur is, as long as, this
cat is able to catch a rat!

Good, go to a cat for your healthcare.

[email hidden] (Ilsa9) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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>[email hidden] (DJ Gallup) wrote in message
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>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I'm a college student in Upstate NY, and I'm completing a project for
>> a "Traditional Systems of Healing" course I'm in. I need to find a
>> medical practitioner of some sort (any type, including shamanism), and
>> have an interview (over e-mail). Even someone knowledgeable about
>> medical practices would do for this purpose.
>>
>> If you can help me, please e-mail me at [email hidden].
>> I check my e-mail regularly, and I would appreciate the help so much.
>>
>> DJ Gallup
>
>
>In treating a common sickness ie. a fever!!!!
>
>To a GP, a medical practitioner from medical science, he would
>normally recommend this fever patient to have a good good rest, in
>order for the patient's immune system to fight-back the fever problem.
>Normally, this sort of so-called treatment take about a week for the
>fever patient to have a fully recovery from the fever cycle ie.
>sore-throat, cold flu, cough, shivering, cold sweat and so on...
>
>To a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner (TCM) he would normally
>interpret that this fever patient's body is 'too heaty',

DJ, please ignore Danny Yang. His grasp of TCM is tenuous at best and his
familiarity with English leaves something to be desired.

Hey IIsa9,

Is that the best you could say?
I expect you to refute my claim!!!

You've done a splendid job discrediting yourself. I don't know what I could
add to that.

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Hey, as what the late Teng Xiao Peng, China Paramount leader, once
said, I don't care what's colour the cat's fur is, as long as, this
cat is able to catch a rat!

Good, go to a cat for your healthcare.

You are a 'nuts' who don't understand anything!! LOL..LOLL