Fortunately, I have treated her husband ten years ago, after he had had given up on his doctors, and the result was remarkable. That’s why she came to me instead of having a surgery. With several acupuncture treatments and taking three weeks of Chinese herbs, she was able to use her left hand to comb her hair properly again.

Here, in America, doctors used to take x-rays and then do surgeries to be able to fix any major broken bones. But, in China, traditional Chinese doctors could fix most of severe broken bones without any surgeries. In fact, most people would go to see Gong-Fu (or Kung-Fu) masters, whenever they have sports injuries, such as sprained an ankle, broke the arm, etc.

Well, you are the boss! What would you do if you have broken your bone or bones?

After realizing that my face was getting blue from all the blood, I went to a local clinic only to find that all the doctors could do was to give me painkillers. The American doctor told me that it would take about 5 to 6 weeks for my face to clear up, and then for my eye, which was also blood shot that it would probably take 3 months to be clear of blood.

I listened to the doctor, but decided not to take painkillers, and instead I went to my Taiwanese acupuncture friends, Pao-Chin and Hui-Yu. When I told them that I had a seizure several hours earlier, they treated me twice in one week and all the blood cleared out of my face and eye so incredibly, that the nurse at the local clinic saw me one week later and she asked me what had happened to heal me so quickly and efficiently.

I told her about Pao-Chin and Hui-Yu, and she felt very interested to have their address and phone number, which I was very honored to give her. But the doctor showed up and said that it wasn’t true that acupuncture could do what he couldn’t do.

Ah! The doctor didn’t find out any Stem-cell yet.

And in July this year a snake bit Miki, but she was shaken with a panic and couldn’t figure out that it was a poisonous snake or not. Therefore, the doctors let her stayed in an emergency room for 12 hours without any treatments until they were sure that it was a rattlesnake. According to the patient, she received one anti-venom shot every 6 hours, and totally she had had 4 shots. Was is another kind of rattle-bite CPR?

Amy was my old patient, so two days after she was discharged from the hospital she came to see me, for her leg was still swollen and painful. Obviously, at least there was still some poison remained under the skin around the snakebite. I let the poison out of there with acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, and Qi-Gong massage, and then sent her home with 3 packages of Chinese herbs. When she came back three days later, most of the swelling and pain were gone.

On the other hand, after the rattlesnake bit Miki for a week, she was recommended to me. Her leg, from the ankle up to the knee, was swollen, hardened, bruised, very stiff, and painful. That’s why I treated her the same way as I did to Amy, except no Chinese herbs for her because she was taking other remedies from someone else.

I wonder why the doctors in the hospitals would not try to suck the venoms out of the wounds in the first place? In reality they could do it while they were giving Amy anti-venom shots. And, they could do it while they were figuring out what the snake was, which had attacked Miki. Don’t you think so?

For sure, you can use a blood-lancet to poke the wounds and try to force the venom out of the wound. It would reduce, minimize, or even clean up the poison in your body before you got in the hospital. This is a sort of “CPR” for snakebite. Would you do so?

Don’t forge, one ounce of prevention is worth one pound of cure, and one cure is worth one dozen kinds of treatments.

On one hand, the doctors in Delhi are unable to cure her illness; on the other hand, Dr. Drew Provan, from London, siad she may have Type II von Willebrand disease that is curable.

Well, whether medical sense or common sense, cure makes sense! As a matter of fact, we should  apply common sense to heal Twinkle Dwivedi’s illness with common sense. For example, to use the knowledge of fixing a water leakage. Let’s see, even if an underground waterpipe is leaking, you may not be able to see any water leakage. So, how could Twinkle’s blood break through her vessels and penetrates her muscle and escape from her skin?

Based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) —  the blood vessel is pertains to the Heart, the muscle pertains to the Spleen, and the skin pertains to the Lung. If any one of these tissues is good enough to hold the blood in, there is no chance for any blood to go through the skin. In other words, Twinkle’s illness is due to the deficiendy of the Heart, Spleen, and Lung at least, instead of having a single protein deficiency as what Dr. Provan said.

For decades, I have excellent results in treating spontaneous bleeding, and I believe that to be able to cure Twinkle’s illness one should take well care of her heart, spleen, and lung.