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> From: [hidden email]
> Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2012 12:58:31 -0800
> Subject: [eSens] chinese medicine for ES in Seattle
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> Hi everyone,
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> I just joined this group. I am a licensed acupuncturist in Seattle and
> know first-hand the negative effects of electromagnetic radiation. My
> partner was fairly severely electro-sensitive, and is steadily improving.
> Once he called to my attention to the issue, I was able to see the
> correlation between my almost constant migraines and wifi, cell phones, and
> CFLs. Avoiding these things has changed my life. Overall, I've been lucky
> – I’m only somewhat sensitive, was able to attend school, and now I am in
> practice.
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> My focus has always been on treating people with environmental illness. It
> is what I love to do and am passionate about. I’ve been able to see
> patients improve with their illnesses and it is really exciting to watch.
> Chinese medicine uses a holistic approach, so individual patterns and
> treatments will differ from person to person. The acupuncture approach
> I’ve found the most effective for ES is a Japanese style that balances very
> deep vessels of the body. Ion pumping cords are used, which passively
> transfer charge from a place of excess to a place of deficiency (the cords
> are not hooked up to a machine of any kind). I am also fond of lifestyle
> changes as part of treatment, such as electrical grounding, dietary
> modification, and probiotic supplements on a case by case basis. My herbal
> approach for these conditions is based on the work of Dr. Heiner Fruehauf –
> it is an approach designed for illnesses like chronic lyme disease,
> autoimmune conditions, food allergies, and other conditions that are
> difficult to treat with western medicine. If you want to read some more
> about Fruehauf’s approach, his articles can be found at the websites below.
> Just a heads up that they are a little technical =).
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> http://homepage.mac.com/sweiz/files/article/57-10.pdf
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> http://www.classicalchinesemedicine.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/fruehauf_guinterview.pdf
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> If you are located in the Seattle area, I'd love to set something up so you
> can get help for this condition. Because I am committed to letting many
> people get treatment, regardless of finances, I charge sliding scale rates
> and practice both in a private office and a community clinic. I also offer
> free consultations, and if I think you would be better served by seeing a
> different practitioner, I will be happy to refer you. If you have
> questions that may be valuable to others, please reply to this thread. If
> you're interested in trying acupuncture and/or herbs as a treatment, and
> you are located in or near Seattle, WA, email me at
> [hidden email] or call 206 331 4595.
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> I wish you all the best of luck and hope you are able to find the help you
> need!
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> -Amanda Kolter, EAMP
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