Pain Relief Where Others Fails
The patient had been suffering from a persistent burning sensation in both feet for over a year. Despite seeking treatments at various hospitals and trying numerous methods, the pain and burning sensation remained unchanged. However, with just 10 minutes of Dr. Yang's treatment, the patient experienced immediate relief, and the burning sensation completely disappeared. Watch the video and listen to what the patient says.
"It's crazy"
I found Dr. Yang via a google search and fortunately she is in my area so I decided to try TCM Acupuncture for some shoulder/neck pain as well as lower back pain. The first treatment she addressed my shoulder neck pain that had felt like a pinched nerve giving me trouble for a few months. Within 15 minutes she had reduced my pain level by 80%. She let me know I would probably be sore for a few days and she was right but I felt much better. My next visit she addressed my lower back pain that I have been fighting for several years trying to address with Chiropractic. She evaluated me and showed me the areas that were causing the issues were not all in my back but some in my abdomen area. I have never experienced someone who better understood the true causes or sources of my issues. I doubted and challenged her and she demonstrated the areas by pressing them and I was shocked by the pain I had in those abdominal areas when she pressed on them. I acknowledged her assessment and she proceeded to apply acupuncture to the abdomen and back that day and I left feeling much better. She again told me I would have pain from treatment for the next few days and she was correct but by the 3rd day I was feeling amazingly better. Better than I had for the past few years. I have continued to go for treatments and both neck/shoulder and lower back are feeling almost non existent most days. Dr. Yang knows what the trigger areas are and associates them with the larger picture. I am very impressed by her and I do not say that lightly. I also do not typically write a review for someone or something unless I truly believe they deserve it. Dr Yang deserves it. If you are in pain and thinking of considering her treatments I highly encourage you to give it a try. You may just find yourself feeling great when nobody else could do that for you.
I can continue to play football!
With the technology , more and more surgeries are recommended to patients, even to kids. For examples, many kids are recommended to do knee surgeries, which mostly can be avoided. The following example is the example that a teenage who got knee hurt during football play, and was requested to do surgery. But after the treatments with Dr. Yang, he is totally recovered and can continue playing football. If he did the surgery, he couldn't never play football again.
Zen loves to play football, but because of this, he often injured his knee. The first time he came to see me, he was only 12 years old. The doctor had told him to quit playing sports due to his knee problems. However, after treatments here, he was able to continue playing football. The following video was taken at that time.
In 2017, he hurt his knee again and was advised to undergo immediate surgery. Once more, after Dr. Yang's treatment , he fully recovered. Here is the report from the hospital that initially required surgery.
His mom, Cyndy, was very happy and posted the result with the following words on her Facebook:
"I've never been so happy to see these words!! Just wanted to add - when something serious happens, always get a second opinion!! Had we listened to the first doctor, he would've had an awful surgery and never played sports again. Thank goodness for Dr. Heyworth at Boston Children's Hospital and Dr. Joy Yang! Here we come, football!"
Another great piece of news is that Zen received a full scholarship from a college as a football quarterback!!!
Here is how I met Dr. Joy Yang and how she set me free from my disease and brought me back to active life.
Professor George initially wanted to give Dr. Yang's treatment a try before his surgery. Now, 8 years later, his back still feels good, and he continues to stay in touch with Dr. Yang out of appreciation. Please read his testimony below.
In the fall 2016 semester, I was on sabbatical in Belarus, teaching one course at Belarusian State and doing research. Sometime in November, I began to feel pain to the left of my left knee, something reminiscent of what I had experienced many years ago, in 1989, when I was first diagnosed with herniated disk. After my ability to walk deteriorated, my friends in Minsk, Belarus, helped me to get an MRI. Indeed, it was the same diagnosis as in 1989, and I subsequently spent 11 days in a local hospital where they just alleviated my sufferings so I could at least fly back home. Upon my return, however, my situation became only marginally better due to my living at home, but the problem still bothered me. I was sent to physical therapy, which I used for several months and I also paid visits to a chiropractor. Nothing helped. Three times, an osteopath administered steroid shots into my spine, but this led to only a temporary 2-3-day relief. “Since nothing helps you,” my family doctor said, “surgery is your only recourse.” The osteopathic surgeon whom I visited in Roanoke in early late February 2017 confirmed that indeed only surgery can help. Since I wanted the procedure after the end of the semester, May 15 was determined as the day of surgery. On May 1, I was supposed to undergo some tests. However, about a week prior to May 1, I cancelled both tests and surgery. Why was I able to do that? The answer is I received crucial and entirely unexpected help in the meantime, that is, between late February and late April 2017. This is where Joy Yang comes into the picture. I have to say that I was afraid of surgery or rather of its potential side effects so I decided to follow the advice of my Washington-based colleague who had long suggested that I should find a genuine specialist in traditional Chinese medicine. With this in mind, I actually paid four visits to one self-proclaimed specialist in acupuncture, a professor of Virginia Tech. However, having paid not just visits but also quite a few dollars, I realized the guy was a charlatan. This is when I found Joy by simply browsing the web. By the time I located Dr. Yang and her EHE Clinic, I was already more than skeptical in regard to potential non-surgical help. Yet, I decided to try again out of sheer desperation but also because unlike that Virginia Tech professor, Dr. Joy Yang graduated from the Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, one of top four schools of that type in China. Coupled with my lingering desire to avoid surgery Joy’s credentials offered me a glimmer of hope. Joy impressed me the very first time I came to see her. Having learned that my pain mostly concentrated under and to the left of my left knee, she began to press with her fingers in the area around my right shoulder. Apparently, she knew something about connections between different parts of the body. Once she found a certain pain control center, she used needles leaving me with those inserted into my flesh for some twenty minutes. Next time, she located yet another pain control center and again used needles, and so it went. Altogether, I made twelve visits to Joy’s clinic. I think I began to feel better after the second visit. Tangible improvement was nothing short of a miracle, as nothing had helped before. There is no doubt Joy knows something other practitioners authorized to help you with a herniated disk problem do not. They are beholden to a routine beginning with exercise and culminating with invasive treatment that may or may not bring relief. In some cases, it does. In others, it does not, and side effects and relapses of the disease are most frequent. It is not by accident that Joy added to my misgivings by simply stating that once surgery is done I may not be receptive to her treatment. Not only Joy is knowledgeable about connections between different parts of human body. She possesses contagious enthusiasm that rubs off on you and is conducive to the desired outcome almost to the same degree as her knowledge, prowess, and manual dexterity. She reads your body and projects confidence and you began to feel confident, too. Joy’s demeanor radiates joy. Seems like a play on words, but it is also true. I feel I am immensely lucky that such a specialist is available in my area and that I found her. I am grateful to my Washington-based colleague who insisted that I find a true Chinese specialist. Most, of all, I am grateful to Joy Yang for bringing me back to life. It has been more than one year since I stopped paying regular visits to her and my problem has not come back. On a separate note, when I read in Wikipedia that “scientific investigation has not found any histological or physiological evidence for traditional Chinese concepts such as qi, meridians, and acupuncture points, and many modern practitioners no longer support the existence of life force energy (qi) flowing through meridians,” I take it as an expression of competition. When applied by a knowledgeable person (sic!), the technique that is a couple of thousand years old does work, but the more people would be convinced of its healing properties, the fewer will buy expensive medications, use expensive surgery and depend on equally expensive medical insurance. Therefore, much is done to discredit traditional Chinese medicine and to minimize its market share. There is little doubt that its ensuing forbidden-fruit-like popularity and its reputation of last resort provides that multiple impostors practice pseudo-Chinese medicine and thus contribute to the denouncement of the entire school of thought on behalf of which they act. But just think about the number of poorly trained and irresponsible practitioners among certified Western-style medical doctors. Reliable and certified training, talent, and dedication are important in every area of human endeavor. Joy Yang is an embodiment of all those and my trust in her and her methods of treatment is rock-solid.