Judd: Fifteen Years of Headaches, Final

Judd: Fifteen Years of Headaches, Finaly Under Control

Judd Sabbath is the co-owner and general manager of a local nursing facility in Springfield. He has been in that role for twenty-two years.

For about fifteen years, he suffered from migraine and tension headaches—often on a daily basis.

"They debilitated me," Judd said. "I spent a lot of time in bed. I missed a lot of work. I missed a lot of time with my family."

The Turning Point

Judd found Dr. Na.

"I'm so happy to have found Dr. Na, who has been able to help me greatly with Traditional Chinese Medicine," he said.

The Treatment

Dr. Na treated Judd with a combination of acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy—the same two synchronized protocols that form the foundation of her system.

The Outcome

"Not only are my headaches virtually gone, they're under tremendous control," Judd said. "They hardly bother me at all anymore."

He has also been able to reduce his medication by 75 to 80%.

"I don't have to deal with all their side effects or their cost anymore," he said.

What Judd's Story Shows

Judd suffered from migraines and tension headaches for fifteen years. They forced him to spend much of his time in bed. He missed work. He missed time with his family. He was on medications that cost him money and caused side effects.

After treatment with Dr. Na, his headaches are virtually gone. He has reduced his medication by 75 to 80%. He has his life back.

And his other doctors have noticed.

"The other doctors that I see are thrilled with how much Dr. Na has been able to help me," Judd said. "She's really an artist when it comes to acupuncture and knowing the right components for herbs."

This is not a one-time result. This is the same protocol Dr. Na uses for patients with chronic headaches and migraines. Because the treatment follows a pattern, it can be taught. Because it can be taught, it can be passed on.

This is the system Dr. Na built. This is what she offers.

And it began with a patient who had suffered for fifteen years—and who finally found relief.

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