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Ugh, eye tics are so annoying! I got a really bad one once when I was nearing the end of filming a review. Luckily, when I watched the footage, I couldn't see it at all. That was a relief!

A New Version For The Self-administered Acupuncture Cure For Non-stop Persistent Eyelid-twitching



Thanks for taking an interest in my posts made in this website. At the same time, I also have received lots of positive feedbacks from my email inbox from other persons (troubled by such annoying non-stop eyelid twitching sickness) giving thanks to me for the curative benefits they experience upon exercising the suggested alternative instrument-aided self-administered acupuncture method.


In response to the additional enquiries about the suggested self-administered acupuncture method that these persons have made to me so far through the emails, I thus would like to provide to the intended readers a new version about this acupuncture therapy which contains other extra and more in-depth details as follows : -


Well, regarding the 'He Gu' acupuncture point I have mentioned in my prior articles for the suggested cure for non-stop eyelid-twitching, its exact location is at the back of the palm of one's right hand, which is 1.5 cm (applicable to the average grown adults only) measured vertically from the point of intersection (that would appear visibly when the fingers are closed loosely together) between the thumb and the forefinger. (Kindly take note that this point is located at a much 'fleshy' instead of a much 'boney' area - perhaps you would need to briefly explore that part of your right hand at the same time to locate that point, and I hope you will understand that the hand structures of each person differ from one another).


When the acupuncture point is identified and marked accordingly, you can then re-open your hand , and then what you all can do is to sit down, and at the same time press that onto the surface of that acupuncture point (using just mild force) with any long blunt-pointed object such as toothpick, a normal writing pen (which is out of ink of course) etc against your chin (suggested for convenience purpose) for a continuous 2 hours (during any time in a day), and it's preferably to do that when you are about to go to sleep at night (so that you have more free time to do it). However , if you are eager to find out the very exact location of that particular acupuncture point to further verify the information given above, I would suggest you to seek consultancy from a licensed acupuncturist.


In this regard, based on the acupuncturist, the blunt-pointed objects such as normal writing pen (which is out-of-ink of course) etc instructed to me for such self-administred therapy is actually intended as a substitute for the acupuncture needle to deal effectively with the particular acupuncture point.


Unlike the other traditional method of acupressure which involves the use of fingers to press and massage the acupuncture points, the use of blunt-pointed object in such a case for the treatment of chronic eyelid-twtiching is actually meant as a 'leverage' to provide an adequately focused and hence a 'reflexology stimulus' that is strong enough to deal more precisely and effectively with that acupuncture point.


Whereas, if that acupuncture point is to be treated with fingers, the stimulus effect generated would be very much smaller due to the fact that such pressings and massagings would reasonably not last long enough to provide any reliefs for the chronic eyelid-twitching. Besides, given the larger suface area of the fingers as well as their rounded physical shape (compared to the blunt-pointed objects), a large part of the forces produced from such pressings and massagings would then be reasonably applied onto the related muscles rather than directly onto the intended nerves through the related acupuncture point to deal effectively with such sickness.


Please be reminded that a good sleep at night throughout the therapy period is essential for the healing to be effectively done. And a person shouldn't associate oneself again with the underlying causes such as over-straining of the eyes, excessive cafeine intake, allergy/overdosage of certain medication (with muscle spasms side effects) that causes this non-stop eyelid-twitching to the particular person in the first place to avoid a relapse of that sickness, especially after getting cured from it.


Please take note that one should continually apply that method in the case where it proves to be effective in dealing with the eyelid twitching problem (after trying it for about 3 days' time).


For your reference, I get my eyelid twitching stopped the next day after the acupuncture treatment. But when I stop the treatment for the next few days, the twitchings just come back again. Based on the acupuncturist, the explanation for the relapse is such that if one were to apply just one-off / short-term treatment, it would then only serve to disperse the dopamine-disturbing toxin / other 'contaminating agents' around one's eye nerves enabling the twitching to stop just temporarily (without totally purging such toxins / 'contaminating agents' out of the human body). So, it works just like doing a physiotherapy whereby one should complete the whole course of treatment (in this case, applying that self-administered technique persistently for weeks / a few months) to get the eyelid-twitching sickness totally cured effectively once and for all in the end.


Next, the suggested duration of two-hour period/day (continuous non-stop healing process) for that self-administered treatment is just what I have recommended so far to other persons having the similar symptoms based on my very own healing experience from this eyelid-twitching sickness and the others who suffer from it (who eventually get it totally cured). All in all, it would acutally depend on one's healing progress for the eyelid twitching sickness upon applying that suggested self-administered acupuncture method.



Related References :


Diagram of The 'He Gu' Acupuncture Point :




Medical References For The 'He Gu' Acupuncture Point :

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.a ... 0Intestine

'But for me, I think more sleep and potassium helps.'


Good for you then. But such efforts simply could hardly be helpful in the case of Tardive Dyskinesia / medication-induced eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking which is caused mainly by disruptions to the peripheral nerves (their neurotransmitters) around the eye / eyelid muslces (and cause all those 'unexplainable' / 'undiagnosable' rapid twitching / blinking).


Nevertheless, I believe that such solutions that you have suggested would be quite effective for those mild eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking that are caused largely by stress.

'But for me, I think more sleep and potassium helps.'



Well, such a symptom of eyelid twitching may either be caused by myasthenia (muscular weakness) in the eyes organ as a result of stresses, overstraining of the eyes, serious lack of sleeps, serious lack of certain nutrients / minerals etc to support the normal functionings / movements of your eyelid muscles, or other neuromuscular disorders which are much more complicated.



Next, in the case whereby no stress, any kinds of infections, overstraining of the eyes etc are involved whilst the eyelids and the entire organs just look superficially normal and ok, and at the same time, the eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking just get 'unexplainedly' from bad to worse from time to time, such medical scenarios could actually be caused by other neuromuscular disorders which are much more complicated. As such there can only be two possible explanations as suggested below :



The first one would be brain damages which involves losses of brain tissues / neurons. This is given for the fact that all the bodily movements are all controlled and co-ordinated by the brains through the neuron networks of the miscellaneous nervous systems. However, this is rarely and hardly unlikely the very reason for such chronic abnormal eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking given the fact that any serious damages incurred by the brain would cause actually a variety of movements and cognitive disorders rather than the severe eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking alone. In such connection, the brain-damage muscle-related disorders may include muscle atrophy, chorea, tourette syndrome (a largely genetical tic disorder) etc.



The second one would be disturbances caused by the side effects of certain medications etc to the synaptic activities of the normal functionings of the neurons, particularly when the key neurotransmitter chemicals, dopamine (which is responsible for the co-ordinations of miscellaneous bodily movements) are blocked and antagonised by certain medications, especially the mind-altering drugs (such as the antipsychotics / neuroleptics). Next, the neurons which are widely distributed in the bodily nervous systems actually work among one another through synaptic activities by which sensory and nerve impulses can be passed from one neuron to the others and then to the brains and the related muscles / glands, and the synaptic activities are actually conducted by the neurons through the secretions / productions of neurotransmitters by the neurons. So, when the synaptic activities of neurons are disturbed and the neurotransmitters are antagonised, then naturally the normal bodily movements will be disturbed.



And unlike the brain-damge-related muscle disorders which are systemic in nature (affecting more than one part of the bodily organs, muscles), such nerve-disturbing-induced movement disorders are actually, usually and highly localised (confined or restricted to a particular bodily location). One of the obvious examples would be Tardive Dyskinesia which involves abnormal movement disorders affecting the face of a person, especially the eyelids, causing such a symptom of rapid uncontrollable / involuntary eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking.



For extra details about my healing experience from chronic medication-induced rapid eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking Disorder (through an alternative self-administered needleless acupuncture technique - a free-of-charge one), please refer to the updated post made below. Thank you.

A New Version For The Self-administered Acupuncture Cure For Blepharospasm / Chronic Non-stop Persistent Rapid Eyelid-twitching / Eye-blinking




Thanks for taking an interest in my posts made in this website. At the same time, I also have received lots of positive feedbacks from my email inbox from other persons (troubled by such annoying non-stop eyelid twitching sickness) giving thanks to me for the curative benefits they experience upon exercising the suggested alternative instrument-aided self-administered acupuncture method.



In response to the additional enquiries about the suggested self-administered acupuncture method that these persons have made to me so far through the emails, I thus would like to provide to the intended readers a new version about this acupuncture therapy which contains other extra and more in-depth details as follows : -



Well, regarding the 'He Gu' acupuncture point (as shown in the diagram below) I have mentioned in my prior article for the suggested cure for non-stop eyelid-twitching, its exact location is at the back of the palm of one's right hand, which is 1.5 cm (applicable to the average grown adults only) measured vertically from the point of intersection (that would appear visibly when the fingers are closed loosely together) between the thumb and the forefinger. (Kindly take note that this point is located at a much 'fleshy' instead of a much 'boney' area - perhaps you would need to briefly explore that part of your right hand at the same time to locate that point, and I hope you will understand that the hand structures of each person differ from one another).



When the acupuncture point is identified and marked accordingly, you can then re-open your hand , and then what you all can do is to sit down, and at the same time press that onto the surface of that acupuncture point (using just mild force) with any long blunt-pointed object such as toothpick, a normal writing pen (which is out of ink of course) etc against your chin (suggested for convenience purpose) for a continuous 2 hours (during any time in a day), and it's preferably to do that when you are about to go to sleep at night (so that you have more free time to do it).



However , if you are eager to find out the very exact location of that particular acupuncture point to further verify the information given above, I would suggest you to seek consultancy from a licensed acupuncturist.



About the question of how would one know that he / she is applying the blunt-pointed instrument-aided pressure at the right point (the "He Gu" acupuncture point - please refer to the diagram added below), well, the nerves of our bodies especially the ones closely adjacent to each other, would tend to interwind, overlap and interconnect among one another. Whilst the 1.5 cm and its location on the wrist as portrayed in the diagram below for the 'He Gu' acupuncture point is actually a standard measure for the size of the hands of the average grown adults.



Next, applying blunt-pointed instrument-aided pressings upon it (or any points around that 'He Gu' acupuncture point area) will actually generate direct stimulations to the other nerves surrounding that pressed point around the wrist area as well, and subsequently, produce a reflexology stimulus / 'qi' that will flow / travel right up to the 'final destinations'(please refer to the medical references weblink added below), which are the peripheral nerves attached to the muscles of the entire face, especially the eyelids to generate the desired healing effects to the intended areas by gradually restoring their bodily chemical balances. In my case and the others, that acupuncture technique actually serves to gradually and eventually drive out the risperdal toxins / other related contaminating substances that disrupt the normal functioning of the dopamine neurotransmitters chemicals of the neurons / nerve cells around our eyelid muscles and cause all those rapid unwanted eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking, totally out of our bodies and enable us to get totally cured once and for all in the end.



In this regard, based on the acupuncturist, the blunt-pointed objects such as normal writing pen (which is out-of-ink of course) etc instructed to me for such self-administred therapy is actually intended as a substitute for the acupuncture needle to deal effectively with the particular acupuncture point.



Unlike the other traditional method of acupressure which involves the use of fingers to press and massage the acupuncture points, the use of blunt-pointed object in such a case for the treatment of chronic eyelid-twtiching is actually meant as a 'leverage' to provide an adequately focused and hence a 'reflexology stimulus' that is strong enough to deal more precisely and effectively with that acupuncture point.



Whereas, if that acupuncture point is to be treated with fingers, the stimulus effect generated would be very much smaller due to the fact that such pressings and massagings would reasonably not last long enough to provide any reliefs for the chronic eyelid-twitching. Besides, given the larger suface area of the fingers as well as their rounded physical shape (compared to the blunt-pointed objects), a large part of the forces produced from such pressings and massagings would then be reasonably applied onto the related muscles rather than directly onto the intended nerves through the related acupuncture point to deal effectively with such sickness.



Please be reminded that a good sleep at night throughout the therapy period is essential for the healing to be effectively done. And a person shouldn't associate oneself again with the underlying causes such as over-straining of the eyes, excessive cafeine intake, allergy/overdosage of certain medication (with muscle spasms side effects) that causes this non-stop eyelid-twitching to the particular person in the first place to avoid a relapse of that sickness, especially after getting cured from it.



Please take note that one should continually apply that method in the case where it proves to be effective in dealing with the eyelid twitching problem (after trying it for about 3 days' time).



For your reference, I get my eyelid twitching stopped the next day after the acupuncture treatment. But when I stop the treatment for the next few days, the twitchings just come back again. Based on the acupuncturist, the explanation for the relapse is such that if one were to apply just one-off / short-term treatment, it would then only serve to disperse the dopamine-disturbing toxin / other 'contaminating agents' around one's eye nerves enabling the twitching to stop just temporarily (without totally purging such toxins / 'contaminating agents' out of the human body). So, it works just like doing a physiotherapy whereby one should complete the whole course of treatment (in this case, applying that self-administered technique persistently for weeks/ a few months) to get the eyelid-twitching sickness totally cured effectively once and for all in the end.



Next, the suggested duration of two-hour period/day (continuous non-stop healing process) for that self-administered treatment is just what I have recommended so far to other persons having the similar symptoms based on my very own healing experience from this eyelid-twitching sickness and the others who suffer from it (who eventually get it totally cured). All in all, it would acutally depend on one's healing progress for the eyelid twitching sickness upon applying that suggested self-administered acupuncture method.




Related References :



Diagram of The 'He Gu' Acupuncture Point :


http://curezone.com/upload/Art/Animatio ... t_File.gif



Medical References For The 'He Gu' Acupuncture Point :


http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp?point=LI4&meridian=Large%20Intestine



Note :



Based on the feedbacks and responses so far from the ones (both in my real life and those seeking helps from me through email) applying this suggested self-administered acupuncture therapy for chronic, especially medication-induced rapid non-stop eyelid twitching / eye-blinking disorders, it just turns out that empirically the longer blunt-pointed object such as the normal writing pen (which is out-of-ink of course) etc is much more effective and practical (than a toothpick) for this suggested cure especially when it comes to applying the instrument-aided pressings on the specified "He Gu" acupuncture point as illustrated in the post above. Besides, since it won't cause much undesirable physical annoyances to its users, it is thus a much more user-friendly implement for this suggested acupuncture technique.



Additional References :



My Healing Experience From Medication-induced Chronic Rapid Eyelid-twitching / Eye-blinking (Full Version) : -


http://brainmeta.com/forum/index.php?sh ... =18683&hl=



The Story Behind The Suggested Self-administered Acupuncture Technique For Abnormally Rapid Eyelid-twitching / Eye-blinking Described Above : -


http://www.curezone.com/Forums/fm.asp?i=1386471#i

I used to have something similar to an eye-twitch, though I'm not sure that's the right name for it. It would hit me suddenly and for no reason I could ascertain - one of my eyes would go up and down very rapidly maybe 10 times. And I mean really fast. What I saw through the eye at the time was like multiple frames of a film, overlapping eachother.

It was annoying, so I researched and came up with iron deficiency as a possibility. I started taking a multivitamin with iron and the twitches went away. Now I'm not sure if it was the iron in the vitamin or the potassium, but as my diet is usually full of potassium-rich foods and not so much the iron-rich ones, I suspect mine was an iron deficiency.

Ibuprofen. It relieves muscle tension, and does a good job at stopping twitches. Granted, you can't take it all the time, but if it goes away after it's been interrupted for a while (and I find it usually does), it does the job.

I used to have something similar to an eye-twitch, though I'm not sure that's the right name for it. It would hit me suddenly and for no reason I could ascertain - one of my eyes would go up and down very rapidly maybe 10 times. And I mean really fast. What I saw through the eye at the time was like multiple frames of a film, overlapping eachother.

It was annoying, so I researched and came up with iron deficiency as a possibility. I started taking a multivitamin with iron and the twitches went away. Now I'm not sure if it was the iron in the vitamin or the potassium, but as my diet is usually full of potassium-rich foods and not so much the iron-rich ones, I suspect mine was an iron deficiency.



Ibuprofen. It relieves muscle tension, and does a good job at stopping twitches. Granted, you can't take it all the time, but if it goes away after it's been interrupted for a while (and I find it usually does), it does the job.



Well, my comment is that how expensive these medical solutions are.


Whilst in terms of chronic neuromuscular abnormally rapid eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking induced by the neurological side effects of certain medications, well, I really doubt that if all those so-called solutions would actually work out anything effectively in the end.



"one of my eyes would go up and down very rapidly maybe 10 times."


And in the case of me and the others having the medication-induced neuromuscular-related rapid involuntary eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking, our conditions were far worse than anything you could even imagine before we got fully cured through the suggested acupuncture therapy.


http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt79632.html (The Sorry Plight of the Chronic Eyelid-twitchers / Eye-blinkers - Our Experiences)




Whilst for Botox injections which have been pervasively and widely recommended worldwide as the-state-of-the-art solution for blepharospasm (chronic rapid involuntary eyelid-twitching / eye-blinking), well, I have received such Botox injections for 3 times altogether. And later on, I was just astonished to know that Botox Injections are actually medical derivatives from Clostridium botulinum bacterium (which causes botulism) and the related bacterium susbtances have been intentionally abused before for the purpose of chemical warfare owing to its intense toxicity.


http://www.answers.com/topic/botox



Lastly, I am just very lucky enough to eventually get such a visually-incapacitating disorder totally cured once and for all about 5 years back through the medicine-free, and in fact, needleless alternative instrument-aided self-adminstered technique of acupuncture cure (please refer to the prior related posts).

I am learning from reading this board that the "eye tic" must be pretty common on the spectrum. When it first started happening to my son he was about 8 years old. I rushed him right to the neurologist, who quickly stated that my son had Tourettes. I told the school psychologist who has been working with my son since he was 2.5 years old, and he just threw back his head and laughed. This is the same nuro that would only give us a dx of developmental ephasia. (I know some people don't like to be labeled, but in my mind to get the "label" means to know what it is that you're dealing with, so you can attempt to make a plan to achieve the best possible outcome for your child.) It was the same school psych that finally got tired of waiting on this doctor to make up his mind and made a educational diagnosis of autism. (Everyone that knew or worked with my son knew he was autistic) After being given the dx of tourettes, I watched him, and the eye tic went away after a few weeks. Then some time later it came back for a short time. As I analyzed the comings and goings of the tic, I could see the times of great stress for him, vs the times of normal stress. The first episode with tic was during the time that his father and I were separated and divorcing. (This was when doc said he had tourettes) Later episodes were almost always during a transition for him of some sort. He is now 14 years old, and believe it or not, when he is really stressed and the tic is the worst, I know that before long my 6 ft tall son that wears size 13 shoes will end up in my lap for long intervals until he calms and feels better, then the tic disappears. I doubt this is much help to the original poster, but closeness and security works for my son. I don't know how or why it works, it just does. He doesn't talk to me, just sits on my lap with his arms around my neck and I rock a bit in the computer chair and after awhile, he feels better.

omenfour



Well, I have gone through your post and I am sorry to know about what happens to your son.



And based on all the neurological complications that you have mentioned fo your son, who is very much a child, my opinion is such that, those eye, and maybe other bodily tics, they may actually be something genetical that is acquired at the point of his birth.



Besides, about such largely-genetical neurological disorders / complications as Tourettes, autism, ephasia (or is it actually Aphasia ?) like what you have mentioned in your post, and for such disorders (in contrast to the post-birth-acquired Blepharospasm, Tardive Dyskinesia, Dystonia, Hemifacial Spasms etc which are hardly traceable / diagnosed by any medical imaging / scanning technique), well, it's establised that they actually involve certain innate deformities of the brain structures, and hence such medical phenomena are thus readily observable and diagnosable through the brain imaging / scanning techniques.



Excerpted Reference From


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourette_syndrome : -


The exact mechanism affecting the inherited vulnerability to Tourette's has not been established, and the precise etiology is unknown. Tics are believed to result from dysfunction in cortical and subcortical regions, the thalamus, basal ganglia and frontal cortex. Neuroanatomic models implicate failures in circuits connecting the brain's cortex and subcortex and imaging techniques implicate the basal ganglia and frontal cortex.



He is now 14 years old, and believe it or not, when he is really stressed and the tic is the worst, I know that before long my 6 ft tall son that wears size 13 shoes will end up in my lap for long intervals until he calms and feels better, then the tic disappears. I doubt this is much help to the original poster, but closeness and security works for my son.



I am glad to know that there is at least something that works out well for your son.



Well, another thing is that it's simply the very rule of nature that, for any significant physical damages / deformities sustained by the brains and the nervous systems, regardless of whether they are genetical or post-birth-developed, there would simply be no 100 % conclusive cure available for such damages from any branch of medications, and that would include the alternative medicines of acupuncture etc.



And it's due to the fact that brain cells and neurons, nerve-fibers etc which make up the brains and the nervous systems, well, they are simply unable to regenerate themselves once they are destroyed / damaged. And that's simply the underlying reason why there is simply no 100 % conclusive cure available for such brain-damage-related disorders like dementia, parkinsonisms, alzheimers etc.



In such a connection, for the alternative self-administerd needleless acupuncture technique that I have mentioned and eleaborated in my prior posts, well, they are meant much more for all those post-birth-acquired Blepharospasm, Tardive Dyskinesia, Dystonia, Hemifacial Spasms etc which are mainly caused by bodily chemical imbalances rather than actual brain damages / deformities.



Next, please take note that such bodily chemical imbalances are actually in turn, largely and directly caused by the nerve-disturbing side effects of certain medications, especially the powerful mind-altering tranquilizers of antipsychotics / neuroleptics etc, and such related symptoms will arise especially when such medications are over-relied upon up to the point of sheer abuse.

Included below are some Q & A sessions between me and another person seeking helps from me for the chronic Blepharospasm and Hemifacial Spasm disorders of her mother living in India. And I hope that the extra information included in the Q & A webpage below will turn out to be useful to you. Thank you.



http://www.steadyhealth.com/Eyecare_Hem ... sc-30.html

He Gu Acupuncture Point - Left or Right Hand ? Does That Matter ? Further Explanations


http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1503236#i

The Ugly Realities of The Modern Day Medical Professions - My Painful Experiences of Seeking Numerous Treatments For my Tardive Dyskinesia / Medication-induced rapid, involuntary, uncontrollable, purposeless non-stop eyelid twitching / eye blinking



Included below is an excerpt of a conversation between me and the others about the ugly realities of the modern day medical professions.



Remarks made by the other person :

"The doctors you posed the questions to, such as your psy. or opthamologist could only give you a answer for something they are trained in. They cannot give you a all encompassing diagnoses, of which you seeked at the time of asking. To even think they could, predicts their answer before you even pose the question to them."



My Replies :

With all due respect, what you have said is completely misleading and sophistical. Well, the medical professionals, in regard to their professional accreditations, they should at least have the necessary professional awarenesses and abilities so as to be able to judge, realise and recognise what have actually happened to their patients, especially in terms of the undisputedly clear-cut side effects of the related medications dispensed and prescribed by the related medical professionals.



For example, when all the or certain completely undisputed side effects of certain medications dispensed by certain doctors, medical specialists, personnel etc have just obviously and explicitly manifested onto their patients, and then, if the particular doctors, medical specialists, personnel etc, upon being questioned by the related patients about such serious matters, and then such "doctors" just simply reply capriciously and cavalierly that "I don't know what have happened to you", and hence, what simply would that be or mean then ?



And of course the insightful others would straightaway recognise and realise that the particular "doctors" are trying to fool their patients around as well as to shirk and avoid their medical professional obligations and responsibilities. So, would that be really fair and acceptable to the patients, especially the ones earnestly seeking treatments from such "doctors".



Besides, in certain cases, being unable to give a correct diagnosis for certain illnesses also would not in any ways justify and warrant any doctors and other medical professionals to give arbitrary diagnosis based on "what they know within their areas of medical expertises", especially when such diagnosis are simply and haphazardly given in peremptory, solely and yet misleadingly self-opinionted manners, such as the examples given about the so-called "professional behaviours" of those "opthamologists" mentioned in my prior post above.



All in all, all such unethical medical "professional behaviours" would undisputedly to the very least extent, give rise to gross professional negligences in the context of professional medical code of ethics.



For full conversation and further information, please refer to the follows :


http://forum.neurologychannel.com/hc-fo ... =&start=50

Acclaimed Efficacies of The Suggested Self-administered, Needle-free, Free-of-charge Acupuncture Method and Appealed Humanitarian Causes For The Numerous Poor And Needy Others



Included below is a conversation excerpted from the other forum between me and the other person about expressing my deepest gratitude and thankfulness for putting in the trusts and confidences in my suggested self-administered, totally free-of-charge, painless, harmless and needle-free acupuncture method which is meant especially for the effective and full treatments of post-birth non-brain / neuron-damage & Tardive Dyskinesia / medication-induced rapid, purposeless, involuntary and uncontrollable eyelid twitching / eye blinking.



In addition to the acclaimed and obvious therapeutical and curative efficacies indirectly implied and asserted by this particular person about the suggested self-administered, needle-free, free-of-charge, painless and harmless acupuncture method, this conversation is also about expressing my heartfelt thankfulness as a part-time social worker to this person for voluntarily taking the initiaves to serve, pursue and further the noble humanitarian causes of helping the poor and needy others by recommending such a totally needle-free, self-adminstered, painless, harmless and free-of-charge acupuncture method to them to get their similar visually-incapacitating disorders substantially and evidently mitigated and fully cured in the end.



Hence, I sincerely and earnestly wish that the numerous kind and benevolent others will hopefully take and follow suit such humanely charitable and meritorious deeds as good and humanitarian example so that more and more poor and needy people all around the world would be tremendously benefited from all the related kind, noble and humanitarian deeds on your part from time to time into both immediate and distant futures. Thank you.



Original post made by this person as mentioned above :

"I think Actually these persons distributed nearly the identical sore know-how as me from such debilitating sickness and for your data, there were numerous of them who were not so well-to-do, and therefore they could not pay for such costly health accounts of glimpsing the health experts or to get Botox injections / surgical remedy to deal with their non-stop eyelid-twitching problems. Therefore, when I suggested such an acupuncture method to them, I did it out of benevolent humanity, understanding and compassion, and express gratitude God that it worked on each and every individual of them."


My Replies :

"Thanks for putting in your trusts and confidences in my suggested self-administered, totally free-of-charge, painless, harmless and needle-free acupuncture method which is meant especially for the effective and full treatments of post-birth non-brain / neuron-damage & Tardive Dyskinesia / medication-induced rapid, purposeless, involuntary and uncontrollable eyelid twitching / eye blinking.



In addition, thank you very much for serving, pursuing and furthering such a humanitarian cause to help especially the poor and needy people for their health cares and well-beings. And as all the kind and meritorious deeds would definitely be rewarded by Heaven eventually based on the universal law of Karma, I firmly believe that you and the numerous benevolent others will be divinely blessed by God for all your nobly kind and benevolent deeds.



All in all, I would like to thank you all on behalf of all the poor and needy people for extending your unconditional kindnesses to them.



Actually, when I first sought the related acupuncture treatment from the licensed acupuncturist, I just found out and realised that my skin actually turned out to be extra sensitive to such needle-piercing therapy in that my right hand and then my entire arm and body just shook violently within a minute when the needle was pierced and remained into that "He Gu" acupuncture point (the one located on my right-hand).



Luckily, the related licensed acupuncturist was kind and benevolent enough to sympathize the tremendously agonising pains, ordeals and sufferings that I had gone through, so as to be magnanimous and generous enough to impart to me the particular self-administered acupuncture which was painless, needle-free, and hence free-of charge too, such as the one that I have mentioned in my prior posts before.



Subsequently, I just hope that by making that self-adminstered, needle-free, and hence free-of-charge acupuncture method, widely known to many others, anyone suffering from the same problem, especially the poor and needy ones will benefit from such a self-administered, free-of-charge, needle-free and painless acupuncture method to get their such muscular and visually incapacitating illness totally cured in the end.



Besides, given the very fact that such a self-administered, needle-free, painless, and hence free-of-charge acupuncture method could apply effectively to that particular "He Gu" acupuncture point to produce the obviously desired therapeutical and curative effects, based empirically on the ongoing prompt feedbacks so far given to me by the numerous others applying the particular suggested acupuncture method, and hence, hypothetically, I strongly believe that such a self-administered, needle-free, painless and free-of-charge acupuncture method would potentially and fairly apply to other acupuncture points too for the very purpose of curing and dealing with the other neurological and neuromuscular illnesses, especially the ones that share the same similarity to the Tardive Dyskinesia / medication-induced rapid, involuntary, uncontrollable, non-stop eyelid twitching / eye-blinking, which involves artificial disruptions, disturbances and interferences by the related medications to the synaptic activities of the neurotransmitter chemicals, neurons, neuron networks, miscellaneous bodily nervous systems etc.



All in all, I just hope that selfless and generous efforts will be put in one day by the benevolent and philanthropic others to study, explore and experiment on the therapeutical and curative potentials and efficacies, hopefully will be proven then by sufficient and ample empirical evidences, of the other bodily acupuncture points, so that the very similar self-administered, needle-free, painless, and hence free-of-charge acupuncture methods involving the different other bodily acupuncture points will be developed and invented one day in the immediate and distant future to cure and deal with especially the other neurological and neuromuscular illnesses (the ones involving other parts of human body), particularly the ones which remain "unexplained", "unexplainable", "incurable", "cannot be conclusively cured" etc by the mainstream modern day medical science.



Lastly, if such a goal as explained above can be achieved one day, I firmly believe that the numerous others, especially the poor and needly ones suffering from these particular difficult diseases which are "unexplained", "unexplainable", "incurable", "cannot be conclusively cured" etc by the mainstream modern day medical science, would certainly and definitely benefit considerably and ineffably from all these prospectively developed free-of-charge, self-administered and harmless acupuncture methods."



For the original version of this conversation, please refer to the very last post entitled "Thank you very much for being kind and benevolent for the poor and needy ones " from the other forum as included through the weblink below :


http://www.drugs.com/forum/alternative- ... 571-2.html



Lastly, I wish that all your kind and benevolent efforts will make this world a very much more better and humanitarian place especially for the other numerous poor and needy people from time to time. Thank you.

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Excerpts of the remarks made by the other person (as excerpted from the prior post in Drugs.com > General Discussion Boards > Alternative Medicine forum - Muscle Spasms Side Effect of Certain Medication : My Personal Experience
) :


"I think Actually these persons distributed nearly the identical sore know-how as me from such debilitating sickness and for your data, there were numerous of them who were not so well-to-do, and therefore they could not pay for such costly health accounts of glimpsing the health experts or to get Botox injections / surgical remedy to deal with their non-stop eyelid-twitching problems. Therefore, when I suggested such an acupuncture method to them, I did it out of benevolent humanity, understanding and compassion, and express gratitude God that it worked on each and every individual of them." - maryygane


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Another Online Positive Feedback / Comment About My Suggested Self-administered, Totally Free-of-charge, Painless, Harmless & Needle-free Acupuncture Method / Technique And The Full Details of Such A Self-administered, Needle-free, Free-of-charge, Painless, Harmless Acupuncture / Acupuressure Method / Technique



I have received another positive feedback / comment for that suggested self-administered, totally free-of-charge, painless, harmless and needle-free acupuncture / acupressure method / technique that goes as follows :

“I’ve been twitching for five days and just tried the acupressure technique on myself, and it stopped! thank you!” - anon101160 (16)

http://www.wisegeek.com/how-can-i-make- ... tching.htm



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