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Old 08-11-2008, 11:31 AM #1
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ibby, i get my results today so i will attempt to ask him about blockages.

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More and more I have to think that it is blocked meridians - and interrupted Chi flow - that is the underlying (literally!) culprit in PD. Over time, w/ ever decreasing 'life force' to an area, the nerves and muscles fail to thrive, eventually suffering pathological changes to the tissues.
This is what seems to be happening in my body over this past pd decade.
Anybody out there know what I am trying to say, experiencing something simillar??
For me the big question remains...how to remove the blocks and restore proper chi flow.

Anyone out there w/ acupuncture experience for this?

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ibby, i get my results today so i will attempt to ask him about blockages.

paula
look at tena's thread on essential oils - following this thread! i haven't read the entire article yet, but I think it's quite relevant to the topic of emo/physio trauma blocks. maybe we can sniff our way towards wellness...

looking forward to your report...wondering if the doc acknowledges the invisible chi!

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Sorry, let's just say that this busy neurologist, hadn't heard of GDNF. He thought Chi was an acronym. He doesn't follow research until it's out of clinical trials - too busy. Oh well. My Florida neuro is more updated. I'll try him when I get back.
Nerve conduction, bloodwork all fine. I was convinced I had a vitamin deficiency - turns out I have PD. He recommended nicoret gum since i don't want a DBS yet.


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look at tena's thread on essential oils - following this thread! i haven't read the entire article yet, but I think it's quite relevant to the topic of emo/physio trauma blocks. maybe we can sniff our way towards wellness...

looking forward to your report...wondering if the doc acknowledges the invisible chi!

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Sorry, let's just say that this busy neurologist, hadn't heard of GDNF. He thought Chi was an acronym. He doesn't follow research until it's out of clinical trials - too busy. Oh well. My Florida neuro is more updated. I'll try him when I get back.
Nerve conduction, bloodwork all fine. I was convinced I had a vitamin deficiency - turns out I have PD. He recommended nicoret gum since i don't want a DBS yet.


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sadly,another par for this lousy course we're on. think i will try aroma therapy when i can.

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Hahaha...I needed that...lol! your title!
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sadly,another par for this lousy course we're on. think i will try aroma therapy when i can.

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