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Would you consider using nontraditional medical treatment?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 10, 2013
“I would consider it, but I’d definitely ask a doctor first.”
“Yes. I have tried acupuncture before, and it worked.”
“I do. I use acupuncture and an array of vitamins, and it works amazing.”
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Thomas Bryce 9 months, 1 week ago
I practice Yoga( Iyengar) and have deep tissue massage and Accupressure therapy regularly. Not sure if it is considered Medicinal but has worked wonders keeping my body flexible after multiple orthopedic surgeries. Pain pills were my only choice before.
Charlie Bannister 9 months, 1 week ago
Amen 2stuffedtojump!! Like the way you think!
Tanked 9 months, 1 week ago
I used nontraditional treatment and had nothing but legal trouble. So my whole theory on this went up in smoke. So from here on out I will wait for Gov. Brownback to heal me.
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