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Saturday, October 8, 2011

A needle's worth of relief: Acupuncture gains favor

Written by: Jon Walker

It starts with a needle and ends with relief.

That's the intent as Dr. Dawn Flickema treats Evelyn Bultsma at Avera McKennan's Prairie Center. Bultsma has chronic pain in her left foot and a ringing in her ears that's annoyed her most of her 62 years.

Relief on Friday would come by acupuncture, an ancient art making a modern comeback. Flickema pushed a needle into the outer side of Bultsma's right leg at the knee. She pushed in a second nearby, two more at the ankle and four on the inner leg. She did the same on the left leg, then put needles into each hand and shoulder, and finally, needle 21, in the top of Bultsma's head.

"Sometimes they hurt. Sometimes I barely feel it," Bultsma said before dropping into a 20-minute nap.

Flickema, a graduate of the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, has practiced family medicine in Sioux Falls for 14 years. She didn't think much of acupuncture until her own back pain made her a believer. She went back to school and began offering the treatment a year ago. Now it's half her workload, with perhaps 100 patients today seeking treatment from her. She devotes two days a week to it at the Prairie Center.

"People are looking for alternatives other than prescription medicine to treat chronic problems, diseases and conditions," she said.

Acupuncture doesn't replace traditional medicine, which is most of Flickema's work at McGreevy Clinic. Nor does it solve conditions such as fibromyalgia, though it might help.

The practice rests on the thought that healing emanates outward from the central nervous system. Whereas traditional Western medicine addresses a specific area of the body, such as a sore shoulder, acupuncture uses needles to tap pressure points nowhere near the source of pain.

Flickema uses a needle that is 4 inches long and about as skinny as a strand of hair. She sticks it about a half-inch deep into the flesh, then twists it to access a peripheral nerve.

"I can tell when I'm there. You can feel the resistance," she said.

The needles go in along a system of 12 meridians that trace to Chinese thinking. The meridians run vertically, head to toe and in both arms. Tapping the meridians allows communication in the nervous system to stimulate pain relief.

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Saturday, September 10, 2011

Pain Relief World Summit 2011

The Pain Relief World Summit for 2011 is now accepting online registrants. It is a free online event on how to ease your pain using a drug free technique called meridian tapping or simply meridian tapping.

Pain can be very troublesome to those afflicted by it. The cause for most cases can be traced to unsolved emotional issues which manifests as pain. Depending on the severity of the pain, you'll be deprived of the happiness of living life fully - quality time for your family is affected, you won't get enough sleep, you'll not be as productive or efficient as the people without pain.

Whether you have arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraine, frequent headaches, back pains, or whatever pain you are experiencing, the Pain Relief World Summit online event will guide you to the effective tapping technique to relieve you of pain and thereby allowing you to have a more joyous life.

More details on the pain relief world summit can be found here where you can download some bonuses.

Saturday, February 13, 2010

EFT Tapping Can Lead to Health, Wealth and Happiness

Just last week, my husband and I stopped at our local market to grab some coffee on our way down the hill to shopping. Living in the country like we do, we know most everyone and as I was waiting for him to check out, I ran into a friend. She's the kind of friend that I know I would be really good friends with, but our circles don't intersect so we rarely see each other.

We became friends when we built our house, her husband dug the septic, her son graded our road and our construction pad. That was ten years ago this year. We'd heard that the man her son worked with when grading our foundation, had recently died in a freak accident, but what she told me next, blew me away.

Her son, a 37 or 38 year old good looking and vibrant young man had an accident himself and he broke his neck. She said the doctors had told them that he would be paralyzed from the neck down for the rest of his natural life. That happened six months ago.

Then she told me something funny. She said she knew that he was going to walk again. He'd been going to an acupuncturist, and then she gestured with her hands to her face and starting tapping, "and he's doing this tapping thing," she said.

"EFT!" I said excitedly, "Emotional Freedom Technique, I use it myself and have for the last four years -- I'm so very relieved to hear he is using it."
She told us to stop by the house after our shopping venture because she knew her son would be glad to see us.

We did.

He rolled out in his wheelchair under his own power. This from a man that six months ago was declared a "quad", quadriplegic, paralyzed from the neck down. He broke C-6.
 
He then proceeded to show us that he had complete movement of his arms and his right leg.
"It's just a matter of time before I walk again," he said, "though I'll accept whatever happens."

Now some could say that it's the acupuncture that is allowing the nerves to regenerate, but I've been using EFT, the emotional freedom technique and EFT tapping for four years now and I've experienced it's miraculous results.

I think it's the EFT that he's doing that's healing his spinal cord and his nerve endings. I've used EFT for everything, anger, emotional healing, health, to calm me down, all sorts of things.

If EFT can help a paralyzed man heal, what can it do for you?

And in a few short weeks, there will be a free World Tapping Summit, the second of its kind. The first one generated over 81,000 participants and it was considered a success. It's available online, without cost, and begins February 21st. To find out more about EFT in general and the World Tapping Summit, head on over and check out EFT Tapping and the World Summit.

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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Meridian Tapping - A Tool For Change

Basic Acupuncture.Image via Wikipedia
Recently I came across a very interesting resource for help in eliminating pain and clearing the way for life change. Actually I first heard of Meridian Tapping or EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) years ago. It is an effective method for many people who are suffering from the physical or emotional pain that prevents them from living the life they desire.

For those who have experienced acupuncture or acupressure, you will be familiar with the concept of meridians, which are the pathways through the body which in eastern medicine are believed to be the way energy travels through the body.

For practitioners of energy medicine, the approach to healing is holistic, addressing the needs of the body, mind and spirit. There is no separation as there is in western practices where you go for help with the body, mind and spirit to different specialists.

Symptoms, which are identified, then suppressed with drugs and therapies in western medicine, are seen differently by energy practitioners. To a traditional acupuncturist for instance, a symptom is an indication that you are out of balance. This is caused by a block somewhere in the meridian system.

Points along the 7 meridians or pathways are identified and either needles or finger pressure is applied to the points. The treatment removes the block, the bodymind returns to its natural balance, the symptom (which was just a signal to you) is released, energy begins to flow as it should and your health is restored.

This of course, is my rather simplistic description of something ancient, complex and mysterious. New attention is being paid to this old and venerable system of treatment. During the past 5 years or so since my initial discovery of EFT or Meridian Tapping, the movement has gained terrific momentum.

Practitioners and interested ordinary people are using it to address a wide range of issues including physical pain and illness, mental illness, emotional problems, self-defeating behaviors, addictions and manifesting desired life changes.

My "Inner Skeptic" would find it difficult to believe that one method could be effective for so many problems. But having been a happy recipient for years of acupressure and acupuncture, I knew that those experiences were healing in a holistic way. I have been referring clients to practitioners of both for years.

Meridian Tapping or EFT adds statements of belief that are affecting your health in all aspects of your life. So in other words, the cognitive and emotional elements are added. You can learn how to incorporate a practice of Meridian Tapping which will enhance your life as you achieve the goals you have set. For many people this is a powerful tool for change.

Janet Eisenbise invites you to learn more about resources for healthy living. Making use of new knowledge and products will lead you to a more balanced life. Visit here and begin to lead the life you want and deserve.
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