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Su Jok Therapy Approach
Jan 25th, 2011 at 4:42pm
 
Su Jok Therapy, A Holistic Method
When you have a cyst caused by humidity, you have to options:
1. Going to a surgeon and get rid of the cyst. Humidity is still there causing other cysts again.
2. Reduce the humidity, cyst melts (like a peace of ice when there is no coldness) and disappears along with many other symptoms related to humidity.

I don't know which one you choose, but the second one is called holistic method of treatment which is going to be discussed here.


This method of treatment is based on a few Facts:
1. In TCM "Treatment is most effective from far points".
2. Su Jok Therapy works on hands and feet.
3. A disease could not be treated unless the cause is gone.
4. The cause of headache is not usually on the head.
5. Internal organs malfunctions could play a key role regarding headaches.
6. If those malfunctions are at the energetic level (meridians) nothing could be seen on medical tests yet.


What is Su Jok Therapy?
Su Jok Therapy is a style of holistic medicine, based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Korean acupuncture, but because of great advantages in Su Jok therapy, the method is now one of the most effective styles of holistic medicine.

Thousandes of years of experience in TCM has shown that "treatment is more effective from far points". That simple rule is enough for the holistic medicine practitionare to leave the whole body and go to the patients hands and feet to treat disorders of the liver, and there is always some corresponding points over there.

Su Jok therapy goes much further. It has come to a projection of the whole body on hands and feet, alocates all internal organs on these far points and treates them from the most effective location.
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This way you have the whole body in your hands. How could a brain tumor be treated? Just insert a few needles from top of the thumb to the heart of the tumor, and repeat it for some sessions. It may help a lot, isn't it?

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Further more Su Jok Therapy integrates many different styles of holistic medicine together; Ayurvedic Chakras, TCM Meridians, Color, Acupuncture, Massage, Herbal Medicine, Magnet Therapy, Ear Acupuncture, Chiropractic Theory, Human Energy System, Yin and Yang Theory ... and the technics are all done on the hands in a very easy and logical way.

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Step 1, Work on the Cause of Headache?

Headaches come from malfunctions of internal organs. Usually, there is not any serious problems in the head.

And because those malfunctions are mostly at the energetic level, they could not be seen in medical tests. That's why headaches can never be cured in Alopathy (common medicine). They can only disable the alarm by pain killers.

But in alternative medicine (holistic) we can find causes of the pain through analyzing functions of internal organs at the energetic level, and by tuning up those malfunctioning organs together, the pain easily disappears.

But the question is how come those internal malfunctions cause pain on the head and not anywhere else? This is a very important question leading to a specific method of treatment which helps you get rid of the pain as quickly as possible and gather enough energy to work on the internal disorders.

The answer is here. A volcano opens out from the weakest point. So there should be a weakness on the head at the most painful point.

And where ever there is a weekness on the body there should be a painful point on the hands and feet.

So jump to the first step; find painful points on your hand, mark them to remember, and massage them forcefully, three times a day, 1 minute each time, ... at least.

The pain goes away in a few days showing that you have prepared a stronger body, but you never stop, look for other painful points.

This is for every one regardless of the cause, since you are actually working on the cause.



Step 2, Check your kidneys.
In step 1 you looked for the painful points all over your hands, regardless of related organs. It takes at least 1 week for the painful points to get better, but you should continue working on them until the pain is completely gone.

Now let's be more specific. Kidneys play a very important role in human health condition. They are the controller of Yin and Yang energies and all the organs of your body are dependent to this energy coming from the kidneys. In almost any chronic disease there could be found kidney problems.

Here are the corresponding points on the back of your hands.
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Check to see if they are painful and if yes start working on them as mentioned in step 1.

You may also stick Beans on the painful points with adhesive tape every night, do the massage on the beans and let them remain till the morning then through away. Since your body has already banished the disease to that point, stimulating all night long with this method will help your kidneys a lot.

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Step 3. Using a Rubber Band
Acute phases of any disease could be explained as expansion of energy. This is also seen in acute headaches that are  extreme expansion of energy. It is like hotness and you may feel it in acute headaches.

If this could be true, compression could be the cure. If you may find a method to reduce this expansion (like compression) you feel better. One of these methods is using a rubber band to compress the field, But where should it be used?

In Traditional Chinese Medicine there is a rule saying "treatment from far points is more effective". So isn't it better to go to the farthest projection of the head, which is our thumbs (according to SU Jok Therapy)?

So all you have to do is to use a rubber band on top of your thumb.

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Note:
1. The rubber band does not have to be very tight. You may use the girls hair rubber bands.
1. Since you are working on micro systems, there is no side effects.
3. If there is too much pain, you may use the rubber band on all fingers of hands and feet, but for little tolerable pain do that on one hand one day and the other hand the other day.
4. This method does not interfere with other methods of treatment.
5. This method does not work that much on the cause of the problem rising from malfunctioning internal organs.
6. In order to treat the cause of the problem you should find a Su Jok therapist nearby and tune-up your internal organs.
7. If you are FAT follow this method to get rid of it without any diet. That is sometimes the cause of many problems including any type of headaches.
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You may translate it in translate.google.com from Persian to English. In this method you slowly tune up important internal organs like Liver, Spleen and Kidneys. Read the comments.

Drug sellers do not usually like these kind of treatments.

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Reply #1 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 4:49pm
 
Huh?
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Reply #2 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 4:53pm
 
I agree with Brew.... Huh?
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Reply #3 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:22pm
 
Ghiassi,

Thank you for your PM.  I,however, do not believe that my CH can be fixed in this manner.   If you come up with a method for fixing my screwed up hypothalamus, let me know.

Sincerely,

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Reply #4 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:29pm
 
Yeah, thanks for the PM.

I'd say you won't find many takers for this voodoo here.
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Reply #5 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:33pm
 
Same song, second verse.  We went down this road last month Ghiassi, thought you were banished.  Spare me the PM as I didn't take kindly to the last one you sent me.
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Reply #6 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:40pm
 
I'm curious.   The people who post threads such as this... Are they mocking us, or do they really, truly think they can help?

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Reply #7 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:54pm
 
Probably a little bit of both Jeannie.   Roll Eyes
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Reply #8 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:57pm
 
Well, I can't imagine getting any enjoyment out of mocking those who are in pain.

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Reply #9 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 6:50pm
 
Jeannie wrote on Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:40pm:
I'm curious.   The people who post threads such as this... Are they mocking us, or do they really, truly think they can help?

Jeannie


They do it to benefit themselves....they hope.

Tread lightly Mr. Su Jok Therapy...you've been previously warned.
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Reply #10 - Jan 25th, 2011 at 10:41pm
 
Nope, not buying it. 

Furthermore, given the description of this gobbledegook, it's impossible for me to take it seriously at all.

Not to be blunt, or anything.

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Reply #11 - Jan 26th, 2011 at 12:08am
 
Thank you all for your attention.

I don't know why we like to prejudge, why don't you test it instead? There is not any dangerous thing in massaging painful points of your hands. Just ask yourself why it is painful here? Why that is different with others.

The next steps are coming soon and good results are waiting.

Do not forget the the pain never goes away until the cause is there, and the cause that came through years do not disappear in one night. So you have to spend lots of time helping yourself. This is different with drugs suppressing your pain, we are trying to treat the headache.

There is not a single treatment for everyone, since the cause differs from person to person. That's why I have not specified a point to work on. This way you find your own personal treatment path for yourself.

Don't worry, even if you can not cure your headache you have helped your internal organs a lot.

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Reply #12 - Jan 26th, 2011 at 12:47am
 
I havent been here for months and first post I read WOW now I can cure my clusters.
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Reply #13 - Jan 26th, 2011 at 12:52am
 
Dear Jeannie

In Chinese medicine and other holistic methods our teachers have always taught us to ask WHYs repeatedly to reach the cause.

So if you think the pain comes from hypothalamus, ask yourself the next why. What causes hypothalamus to malfunction. And then go to the next. This way you will find the cause and can make changes.

We will discuss about them in future steps.

Jeannie wrote on Jan 25th, 2011 at 5:22pm:
Ghiassi,

Thank you for your PM.  I,however, do not believe that my CH can be fixed in this manner.   If you come up with a method for fixing my screwed up hypothalamus, let me know.

Sincerely,

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So if you think the pain comes from hypothalamus, ask yourself the next why. What causes hypothalamus to malfunction.

Because it's deformed.

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We will discuss about them in future steps.

Do it on your own webiste. People like you who offer false hope to newbies are the lowest of the low.

Can we get rid of the trash please?
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If you don't like it, don't engage it....


Part of a message I posted on another site about dealing with troubling messages/topics:

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"6. This is not an argument for avoiding differences of fact. An all male group (on the subject of prostate cancer--talk about a subject for passion) I belong to often has intense debates. For the most part, they are based on medical information, informed judgments, and wrestling with evaluations of medical information. Intense, but generally respectful.

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So, are you suggesting we just let newbies wander in and possibly stumble upon this drivel? Do we even have a way to know how many people might read this stuff without ever registering a membership on the site?

This is my primary concern. Personally, I learned to look past this kind of stuff long ago.

My vote is to alert the moderators, which I've done, and point it out for the crap that it is.
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Reply #17 - Jan 26th, 2011 at 1:58pm
 
Accupressure might work for a tension headache. The release of endorphins by massage might be beneficial for such mild, nagging headaches. I don't think massaging the feet will help cluster headaches.  The effect of acupressure is on par with an aspirin or two - nice, but not much for this type of headache.

Acupressure is great for many conditions, but if I thought I was having a heart attack, I would go the 9-1-1 route, with oxygen, blood thinners and other meds, and a possible defibrillator paddle.

Myofascial therapy might help with some migraines (and maybe other types?) but that typically involves correcting muscle/nerve imbalances in the neck and head in a way similar to a nerve block or botulism toxin. And there, some evidence that these methods can work pretty well for migraine but do rather little for clusters.
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Reply #18 - Jan 26th, 2011 at 2:36pm
 
monty wrote on Jan 26th, 2011 at 1:58pm:
Accupressure might work for a tension headache. The release of endorphins by massage might be beneficial for ....


Dear monty,
Thanks for your attention, but Su Jok therapy is completely different method. Actually it is not comparable. We are working on the far points, and not even on the far head (to suppress the problem), but on the cause of the headache from far points which are internal organs.

[1. In TCM "Treatment is most effective from far points". ]
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You still haven't answered the question, "do you personally suffer from CHs?"  But then again, I don't think I'd believe you if you said you did. That opportunity came and went a long time ago. I agree with Brew. Get your own website. lance
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Maybe there's no activists here.... but there are genuine people ACTIVELY offering support and appropriate advice to those who suffer with an extremely nasty condition.


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Reply #23 - Feb 19th, 2011 at 10:57am
 
You know what?  This may be the perfect time to bring up the fact that ch.com does not decide what works and what doesn't work for each individual.  I will not censure this board to suppress treatment ideas.  It is up to each individual to discover for themselves what treatments they want to try... and what works best for them.

Whether some of you know it or not, SHROOMS was first talked about on ch.com.  What if that information had been suppressed or otherwise censured?  And oh don't forget how many times most of us have said that we'd eat a pile of shit if that helped our clusters.  Same thing applies here. 

If you don't think snapping a rubber band on your finger will help, THEN DON'T FUCKING TRY IT.  If you think it's a stupid idea, MOVE ON to something else.  I've about had it with people trying to make the decision what works and what doesn't work for everyone else.

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