Dr. Na Zhai Clinic Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
Pam: Five Years of RSD Pain, Finally Gone
Pam tore the ligaments in her right foot when she accidentally stepped in a hole.
The injury was serious. It resulted in RSD—Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy.
"RSD is very, very painful," Pam said.
She went to different doctors for five years. She could not find any relief.
The Turning Point
Pam came to see Dr. Na.
The Treatment
Dr. Na treated her with acupuncture. She also started her on different herbs: Body Clean, Intestinal Clean, and other formulas for the whole body.
"After a few treatments and she started me on different herbs of body cleanse and intestinal cleanse and different herbs for the whole body, that made me feel so much better," Pam said.
The Outcome
After a few months of treatment, everything changed.
"I'm now walking pain-free," Pam said. "And I feel so much better."
What Pam's Story Shows
Pam suffered from RSD for five years. She went from doctor to doctor. No one could help her. The pain was constant, severe, and unrelenting.
She came to Dr. Na. She received acupuncture. She received herbal formulas—Body Clean, Intestinal Clean, and others for the whole body.
After a few months, she was walking pain-free.
Pam had a terrible injury. But the injury was not the root of her ongoing suffering. The root was the same as it is for so many patients: accumulated waste, inflammation, and dysfunction that prevented her body from healing itself.
When the root was addressed—when the waste was cleared and the body was awakened—the pain resolved. Not because Dr. Na treated the RSD directly. Because she treated the person.
This is not a one-time result. This is the same protocol Dr. Na uses for patients with chronic pain, injuries, and inflammatory conditions. 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 five years—and who finally found relief.
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