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The Clinic Snapshot

 

PCPs see everything.

So did Dr. Na—over 40 years.

Under one roof, with one fixed protocol and two steps—a unique acupuncture method and a library of proven herbal formulas—she produced the same outcome, again and again.

Here are a few more patients from Dr. Na's big family.

Mary: Chronic Constipation Since Childhood

Mary is a 35-year-old registered nurse. She has suffered from chronic constipation since childhood. At 17, she was diagnosed with megacolon and told she would always have problems.

"When I came to see Dr. Na, I was probably taking vegetable laxatives at least every three days and usually had a bowel movement every four days," Mary said. "Since I started treatment with Dr. Na, I have had three treatments and I now have bowel movements daily. I have lost weight. I have more energy. I am sleeping well. I no longer take the laxatives."

She also had been on Pepcid and Prevacid for indigestion and reflux.

"I no longer need to take that. I no longer have the reflux or the heartburn or any of those problems that I was having prior to seeing Dr. Na."

The result: Daily bowel movements. No laxatives. No reflux medication. More energy.

 

Steve: Enlarged Prostate and Fatigue

Steve's enlarged prostate was causing him to make frequent trips to the bathroom during the night. His doctor prescribed two kinds of pills. Neither worked. He also experienced fatigue.

"After doing acupuncture and herbs with Dr. Na, I was able to sleep most of the night without a sense of urgency," Steve said. "Her treatments helped make the prostate condition livable and the fatigue was gone."

The result: Better sleep. Prostate symptoms manageable. Fatigue gone.

 

Emily: Tailbone Pain

Emily is 22 years old. She had been suffering from tailbone pain for about nine months. It was bad enough that she needed medication.

"I started treatment on Thursday and by Sunday night I was feeling better," Emily said. "Monday, I did not have to take any medicine. Tuesday, I came in for another treatment. I felt a little better. I did not have to take any medicine Wednesday. I came in again Thursday for another treatment. Again, I felt a little better, did not have to take any medicine, and my final treatment is Friday, today, and once again I feel better and I do not have to take any medicine."

"So, the acupuncture has been very helpful and I hope that it will eliminate my problem. My pain has gone from maybe a 7, at its worst, to a 2."

The result: Pain reduced from 7 to 2. Off pain medication.

 

What These Snapshots Show

Three patients. Three different conditions. Three different stories.

A nurse with a lifetime of digestive problems. A man with prostate issues and fatigue. A young woman with tailbone pain.

These are not rare diseases. They are the everyday conditions that fill a PCP's schedule. And for each of them, Dr. Na's system produced results—usually quickly, without drugs, and without side effects.

The variety is the point. Whatever your patient is facing, Dr. Na has likely seen it before —and she has a way to help.

One protocol. Many diseases. Consistent results.

 

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

The State Journal-Register featured Dr. Na Zhai and Dr. Claude Fortin's collaboration.Our patient John Landers           The newspaper headline read: "Acupuncture goes mainstream."  China Health reports on the research findings of Dr. Zhai Na.

Tianjin Daily reported on the research work of Dr. Zhai Na

  With Dr. Fortin and friends           in a international meeting

With Professor Baozhen Zhang and colleagues in Lab

Having a meal with Japanese professors and colleagues

With SIU medical students               in my clinic

          A Visit to Dr. David Hu,                 a renowned AIDS Expert              

Discussing Traditional Chinese Medicine with Japanese People

Giving lecture on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Japan

            After an international meeting     in Japan