[debbiehub]

I emailed for more information regarding CMT and this is the response I got

Dear Debbi,



Thank you for contacting us regarding CMT treatments. At this point, most of CMT doctors are in Japan and Taiwan. We currently do not have any CMT doctors in NY. As we are working hard spreading CMT in the US, we will be focusing our seminars in California and Illinois this year, and hope that we will start conducting seminars in NY soon.



Currently, the CMT doctor closest to NY will be Dr. Huh and Dr. Lee at Duke University Medical Center (North Carolina). Dr. Billy Huh is a pain management specialist and Dr. Lee is a internist. They both are very capable in providing CMT treatment.



CMT has helped many RSD patients in the past. While we cannot guarantee the outcome, we do believe that it is an option worth looking into. I encourage that you contact Dr. Huh and get an assessment on if CMT will likely work for you.



Shang Ko

EnracUSA,

Grand Rapids, Michigan

www.enracusa.com

Phone 616-328-5677

Toll Free 888-ENRAC-01

Fax 616-534-5399



From: Spudsailor@aol.com [mailto:Spudsailor@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 7:28 AM
To: info.us@enrac.com
Subject: CMT



Any thoughts?

Debbie

[painfree]

Hi,
A Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist may also help treat CRPS via hands on Trigger Point Therapy. Trigger points have a 80-90% overlap with the traditional Meridians.
I am a Trigger Point Therapist and have treated a small number of CRPS clients with some lasting benefit.

You can read about Myofascia Trigger Point Therapy and locate a Therapist at:

http://www.myofascialtherapy.org/locate.asp