I'll have to look more into this particular method, as it sounds intriguing.

Back in the early 90's I had two very major and serious lower back operations. I tried every therapy and drug known to man to eliminate or relieve the constant pain I was in, and still am, but nothing worked.

Then I reluctantly tried acupressure and acupunture, mostly in the form of Korean hand therapy. It gave me pain relief like nothing else. Not 100% and it certainly didn't cure me, but the difference was huge! My doctor taught me how to self-administer the needles into my own hand and I still use it to this day.

I would be interested if these same methods could relieve dystonia pain, which would certainly be more than welcome! Worth looking in to...

Todd
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