I’ve been treating my patient Alex for a year now; and he has two major problems. One is his Heart and the other, his Kidneys.
In Chinese Medicine, the first thing that I look at in a person is the Yin & Yang Balance. Yin and Yang; (Yin being Water and Female) and (Yang being Fire and Male). The Organs that they rule are the Kidney (Yin) and the Heart (Yang).
If these organs go out of balance you can have a heart attack or kidney failure. When that happens death is inevitable.
Alex has been struggling with these problems for years. He had a few strokes and his hydration balance was up and down.
This is the time when Western Medicine can really keep you alive.
When I treated him on a weekly basis, I balanced his body though Acupuncture and Medical Qi Gong to help balance his Spirit. In critical times Western Medicine combined with Oriental Medicine is one of the best treatments you can get. So many of us run to our doctor and needlessly are prescribed medicines that gives us adverse side effects. Oriental Medicine have no side effects and helps keep the Mind, Body and Spirit Balanced. Unfortunately my patient and friend Alex left his body last night. Even though they had him on life support; when it’s time to go, you are gone.
I have to thank his family for introducing me to him because his spirit was beautiful. Alex practiced Martial Arts most of his life and his mom was a Psychic; so the family was open to incorporating Alternative Medicine to the conventional treatments.
With some patients you just connect Spiritually and even thought he couldn’t talk we were able to communicate on a deeper level.
Medical Qi Gong deals with our Energy Body. It helps to sooth the Spirit and calm the mind. When we are getting ready to go on a long journey, I find that Qi Gong is most effective for transition.
If you or a family member ever need my assistance please call me. I also make house or Hospital/Hospice visits. 305-407-0120. I would be more than happy to assist in any way.
I wish you the Best in Your Health, Wealth & Happiness.
Dr. WuDhi
Sherwood S. Swartz, DOM, DMQ.
