In 2009 I received a call from a woman who seemed
to be in desperate need of speaking to me. Said
told me this, “My niece referred me to you and I
have some personal matters that I need to discuss
with you, can you come to my hotel today? It’s
very urgent” I never had a call like that before
and although I found it quite strange, it
intrigued me. I agreed to meet her at the Mandarin
Oriental hotel Miami Beach. It was a 45-minute
drive from my office and I was amazed when I
walked into the lobby. It is a beach chic
laid-back luxury hotel with an exotic Asian flair,
beautiful Zen bamboo gardens and trickling water
fountains overlooking the bay.
It’s really elegant beauty at its finest.
I announced myself and was sent up to her suite,
anxious to hear what this personal matter was.
Well it wasn’t good news. The woman was diagnosed
with cancer and was about to start chemo and
radiation treatments and wanted me to come to the
hotel 3 days a week to treat her with Medical Qi
Gong, acupuncture, neural therapy and any other
thing I could think of that would help her through
this ordeal.
I usually don’t make it a practice of doing house
calls, but she wasn’t from Miami and was about to
go through the treatments by herself. Not only is
that scary, it’s darn lonely when there is no
support group around to help emotionally or just
to be there. Sure she had a beautiful space to
stay and an entire hotel staff to cater to her
needs but no one to share her fears. She touched
me with her story and I decided to spend a
considerable amount of time over the next 4 months
working with her. This was a heart-felt connection
and as she went through the treatments I had my
first experience of going through the western
treatments for cancer. It was truly an emotional
gut wrenching experience, the weight loss, the
hair loss, she was not able to do simple tasks and
the emotional trauma of passing close to death is
quite a challenging and a traumatic experience.
One couldn’t help to feel her pain, worries and
fears.
She was one of the lucky ones who beat the death
sentence. My treatments helped to boost her immune
system and relieve the pain, fear and help to pull
her through a fight for life.
Here are a few of the suggestions to help keep you
healthy:
1.Make your environment as beautiful as you
can.
2.Listen to peaceful music
3.Eat an alkaline diet
4.Drink at least 4 to 6 8oz. glasses of clean
room temperature water a day
5.Get fresh air daily and sunlight
6.No TV or be very selective, read positive
books
7.No negative news, gossip or others problems
of others
8.No visitors who are not positive
9.Get your body Ph. balanced to alkaline
10.No sugar, coffee, wine, caffeine
11.Get acupuncture at least 1 time a week 3 or
4 times a week is even better
12.Get Medical Qi Gone a few times a week
13.Get neural therapy and Vitamin C IV’s a few
times a week
14.Avoid red meat, chicken, farm raised fish
and all shellfish and pork
15.Eat organic foods, drink veggie juice
16.Avoid over-the- counter medicine
17.Avoid cleaning products
18.Make a list of all the things you are
grateful for
19.Forgive everyone for anything they ever did
to you
20.Smile
21.Walk daily
This is the program she was on and followed to a
tee.
I wouldn’t say this is a cure but it can give your
body, mind and spirit a much better fighting
chance to recover and have a quality life.
Last weekend was 5 years after her treatment and I
am more than delighted to report that we had
dinner and danced the night away to the
celebration of life.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and
Happiness
Dr. Wu Dhi
PS.
If you are going through a health trauma let me
know and I’d be more than happy to suggest an
alternative that will dovetail with your
treatments.
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