My Health, I Manage!
Chapter I: Five Criteria of “E-Dao Self-Healing Techniques”
WE are certain that E-Dao self-healing techniques will help resolve the dilemma of inaccessibility and jaw-dropping cost of medicare worldwide. The most prominent features of these techniques are derived from [ 黄帝内经 ] Huang Di Nei
Jing (Yellow Emperor's Canon of Internal Medicine), the “Bible” of Chinese medicine for millennia. It advocates “tempering the heart foremost, followed by external treatment and dietary therapies, and using medication as the last resort”. We believe that by following these principles,
EVERYONE will be able to self heal.
But then comes the question of “HOW”, how to temper the heart, and how to apply external treatment measures? A healing technique that is way too complex or restricted in its application scope, has evident side effects, or does not deliver desired efficacy, will not be widely spread among the public.
My search for traditional healing techniques took me on many journeys in the past few years. Through learning and repeated practice, not only have I found some simple yet effective techniques, I have also summed up five criteria, where only by fulfilling these criteria can a healing technique be spread widely and benefit the vast majority of people.
The five criteria are as follows:
1. Effective: Its efficacy should be beyond doubt superior than that of modern medical practices;
2. Simple: It should be simple enough to be mastered by most people in just ONE or a few minutes;
3. Safe: It should be safer and more reliable than existent healing practices; moreover, it should be a “green” technique with NO risk of poisoning or side effects;
4. Universally applicable: It should work effectively on almost all diseases;
5. DIY: It should be a self-help practice readily accessible to all, for curing physical and mental disorders and enhancing overall health.
At first glance, finding a healing technique that fulfills all five criteria may seem an impossible task.
Fortunately, not only have we found such self-healing techniques, we have also been able to prove their incredible efficacy through substantial records of clinical practices. For instance, by applying these techniques, 90% of people with hypertension, diabetes or prostate disorders have made significant improvements or have fully recovered. Conscientious practice enables one to substantially alleviate or even cure almost all illnesses, may it be major or minor, acute or chronic, physical or mental, by himself or for others.
One day, when the efficacy and application scope of these self-healing techniques far exceed that of modem medicine, they will inevitably transform the commonly accepted mode of medical practices that dates back over millennia, as well as the more recently established medical and drug industries. Eventually it will freshen up man’s perceptions, consequently helping to advance human civilization.
Once, on an Air Canada flight, I used just three silver needles (acupuncture tools) to save a patient on the brink of death; on another occasion, I sent a hemiplegic* patient walking only by pressing his acupoints with my fingers (acupressure); {* The term hemiplegia means that the paralysis is on one vertical half of the body. A similar medical term, hemiparesis, means a weakness on one side of the body. In children with hemiplegia, the paralysis in the body occurs on the side opposite the affected part of the brain.}, many patients with lower back and leg pains had their agonies relieved by bone-setting. It may sound as if these techniques could work wonders, indeed they can, yet, acupuncture, acupressure and bone-setting are still passive means of “being healed by others”, not proactive means of “healing by oneself”. They do not temper the heart or the mind of the recipient, thus will not be practices of our choice, to be widely promoted around the world. Treating people using these techniques may also entail the risk of being accused of illegal medical practice. Hence I began exploring ways to best tap into man’s self-healing power and promoting the notion of “我的健康我做主!”, which literally means “My Health, I Manage!”
My dream is that eventually EVERYONE becomes his or her own healer.
I believe that the right path to healing should be most direct, simple and accessible. Bound by deep-rooted perceptions of being cared for by professionals and medicare system, people may have long turned a blind eye to the obvious “right path”. I nonetheless believe that it is meant to be manifested through the “simplest
healing techniques” — Paida and Lajin.
Chapter I: Five Criteria of “E-Dao Self-Healing Techniques”
WE are certain that E-Dao self-healing techniques will help resolve the dilemma of inaccessibility and jaw-dropping cost of medicare worldwide. The most prominent features of these techniques are derived from [ 黄帝内经 ] Huang Di Nei
Jing (Yellow Emperor's Canon of Internal Medicine), the “Bible” of Chinese medicine for millennia. It advocates “tempering the heart foremost, followed by external treatment and dietary therapies, and using medication as the last resort”. We believe that by following these principles,
EVERYONE will be able to self heal.
But then comes the question of “HOW”, how to temper the heart, and how to apply external treatment measures? A healing technique that is way too complex or restricted in its application scope, has evident side effects, or does not deliver desired efficacy, will not be widely spread among the public.
My search for traditional healing techniques took me on many journeys in the past few years. Through learning and repeated practice, not only have I found some simple yet effective techniques, I have also summed up five criteria, where only by fulfilling these criteria can a healing technique be spread widely and benefit the vast majority of people.
The five criteria are as follows:
1. Effective: Its efficacy should be beyond doubt superior than that of modern medical practices;
2. Simple: It should be simple enough to be mastered by most people in just ONE or a few minutes;
3. Safe: It should be safer and more reliable than existent healing practices; moreover, it should be a “green” technique with NO risk of poisoning or side effects;
4. Universally applicable: It should work effectively on almost all diseases;
5. DIY: It should be a self-help practice readily accessible to all, for curing physical and mental disorders and enhancing overall health.
At first glance, finding a healing technique that fulfills all five criteria may seem an impossible task.
Fortunately, not only have we found such self-healing techniques, we have also been able to prove their incredible efficacy through substantial records of clinical practices. For instance, by applying these techniques, 90% of people with hypertension, diabetes or prostate disorders have made significant improvements or have fully recovered. Conscientious practice enables one to substantially alleviate or even cure almost all illnesses, may it be major or minor, acute or chronic, physical or mental, by himself or for others.
One day, when the efficacy and application scope of these self-healing techniques far exceed that of modem medicine, they will inevitably transform the commonly accepted mode of medical practices that dates back over millennia, as well as the more recently established medical and drug industries. Eventually it will freshen up man’s perceptions, consequently helping to advance human civilization.
Once, on an Air Canada flight, I used just three silver needles (acupuncture tools) to save a patient on the brink of death; on another occasion, I sent a hemiplegic* patient walking only by pressing his acupoints with my fingers (acupressure); {* The term hemiplegia means that the paralysis is on one vertical half of the body. A similar medical term, hemiparesis, means a weakness on one side of the body. In children with hemiplegia, the paralysis in the body occurs on the side opposite the affected part of the brain.}, many patients with lower back and leg pains had their agonies relieved by bone-setting. It may sound as if these techniques could work wonders, indeed they can, yet, acupuncture, acupressure and bone-setting are still passive means of “being healed by others”, not proactive means of “healing by oneself”. They do not temper the heart or the mind of the recipient, thus will not be practices of our choice, to be widely promoted around the world. Treating people using these techniques may also entail the risk of being accused of illegal medical practice. Hence I began exploring ways to best tap into man’s self-healing power and promoting the notion of “我的健康我做主!”, which literally means “My Health, I Manage!”
My dream is that eventually EVERYONE becomes his or her own healer.
I believe that the right path to healing should be most direct, simple and accessible. Bound by deep-rooted perceptions of being cared for by professionals and medicare system, people may have long turned a blind eye to the obvious “right path”. I nonetheless believe that it is meant to be manifested through the “simplest
healing techniques” — Paida and Lajin.
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