Save Your Or Someone Else’s Life From Stroke By Using This Chinese Method

Save Your Or Someone Else’s Life From Stroke By Using This Chinese Method

How many unfortunate people could have suffered only minor damage resulting from a mild stroke had they or their loved ones known this most common treatment as practiced by traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners. While some in the west may compare it to more commonly known blood letting as done throughout the centuries, the Chinese have practiced this anti-stroke needle method strategy technique for thousands of years. Our article below covers some facts of interest that just may help you save a life some day.

Typical Stroke Symptoms

Common symptoms of a stroke may include trouble walking, slurred speech, disorientation, a side numbness or paralysis of the facial features, arms or a dragging foot or leg. Also common are shaking hands when attempting to hold a cup in one’s hand.

At The First Sign Of A Stroke

On first going through a stroke, the cells of the brain begin to gasp for oxygen; moreover, not receiving sufficient air, the death process of brain cells begin and require immediate medical assistance. Be certain the person remains in a comfortable yet immobile position as the capillaries may burst on trying to move the person.

Remain calm yourself as a person undergoing a stroke may become more agitated on observing you are in a stressful state over their condition.

The Needle Method At The Onset Of A Stroke

1- Having a sewing needle or syringe at home, carefully sterilize it over an open fire, a match stick or a candlestick flame. Now, prick all 10 digits of the hand, perhaps an inch or so from the fingernail.
2- Draw the blood out by squeezing the fingertips with your fingers.
3- After the blood flows a few minutes, the victim will typically regain consciousness.
4- If the mouth shows any sign of crookedness, pulling on the earlobes until they turn red is the next step.
5- Pricking each ear lobe a couple of times until drawing out two drops of blood should also stimulate the person’s return to consciousness.
6- Be certain to wait until the person comes back to a near normal condition before taking him on a bumpy ride to the hospital ER in an automobile or an ambulance.

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Alternative Methods To Test The Needle Method

While the above stated TCM needle method has been used by the Chinese for many centuries, today, other health practitioners are doing research studies to determine how comparable is the method to other methods such as traditional acupuncture techniques.

Their conclusions? The needle treatments improve the cognitive function of persons coming out of a stroke, and in many cases, the therapeutic effect of a needle therapy was found to be on the same par, if not superior, to that of traditional acupuncture.

Summary:

TCM needle methods have been the conventional route for the Chinese and is ingrained in their medical protocols. Moreover, there seem to be no apparent contraindications or side effects. Claiming that this is 100 percent effective, in the minds of many, it beats traditional western techniques to treat strokes. Except for one thing as is covered below in our conclusion.

Conclusion:

One must bear in mind that there are different types of strokes, and in this writer’s mind, it is a mistake to put all strokes in the same category. Ischemic strokes lead with over 85 percent of strokes being of this nature. Thrombotic strokes, embolic strokes, hemorrhagic strokes and transient ischemic attacks or (TIAs) are also strokes, but they need radically different approaches of treatment according to their nature.

While the TCM needle method may work in many cases, only a trained medical physician should diagnose the kind of stroke suffered, and then administer the appropriate medical protocol as needed.

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