Stacy: From the Dance Floor to a New Lif

Stacy: From the Dance Floor to a New Life

Stacy Rosemary is a professional dancer.

She came to see Dr. Na for lower back pain.

"I am a dancer, and I was unable to perform," Stacy said. "So I had a treatment with Dr. Na of acupuncture."

The Turning Point

"I feel wonderful," Stacy said. "I've been able to dance ever since. Haven't had any problems with lower back pain. Haven't had any problems with any neck problems, all of the spine. It seems like it is in line, and I feel great."

Learning About the Body

Dr. Na also taught Stacy a lot about her body.

"I've been taught with herbs how to keep the body clean, and with foods that I ingest that possibly aren't healthy for me," Stacy said. "I can go ahead and take the Body Clean so that it will keep the body in good working order."

Menopause

As Stacy has been aging and going through menopause, she experienced some problems. She was bleeding for a month.

"I got really scared about that and called Dr. Na," she said.

Dr. Na told her to come over. Stacy had one acupuncture treatment. She started on two different kinds of herbs.

"Within five days, I was no longer bleeding," Stacy said. "And I have just felt wonderful. I feel happy. I feel healthy. And I feel so in tune with my body. Thank you, Dr. Na."

What Stacy's Story Shows

Stacy was a dancer who could not dance. Her back pain had taken away her career, her passion, her life.

After two acupuncture treatments, the pain was gone. She danced again.

Then, years later, she went through menopause. She bled for a month. She was scared.

One acupuncture treatment. Two herbal formulas. Five days. The bleeding stopped.

And along the way, Dr. Na taught her how to take care of her body—how to use Body Clean to keep her system in good working order. Stacy is not just a patient. She is a student of her own health.

This is what Dr. Na offers. Not just treatment. Education. Empowerment.

This is not a one-time result. This is the same protocol Dr. Na uses for patients with injuries, hormonal imbalances, and age-related 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 dancer who could not move—and who found her way back to the stage.

On the streets of Japan

After the International Medical Congress in Japan

At the doctoral degree celebration with my supervisor Professor Shi Xuemin

With Professor Xu Ping

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