anadine treatments

[Guest guest]

I haven't heard any comments yet in this group about anodine

treatments. I'd like to share my experience. I am an organist, and the

instrument which I play requires the player to use their feet, as well

as the hands. You really need very good sensation in the feet to

accomplish this. About 3 years ago, I began losing the sensation in my

feet, especially the left one. This loss would have been a death nell

to my ability to play my instrument successfully. Last year, at this

time, I was very depressed, and thinking of suicide. In November of

2007, I went down the hall in the apartment complex where I live to get

a flu shot. There I met Mike from family home health services. He

informed me that I could recieve anodine treatments for my feet. I was

skeptical, but I signed myself up. After the first treatment, I already

could feel sensation coming back to my feet, and, by God, I could move

my toes! I almost wept! After 5 weeks of these treatments, I sat down

at my big electric organ, and,I could play! I fell on my face on the

ground, and just sobbed! I was so happy. I have heard that some people

don't get so good results, but mine were amazing!Here's waht happens.

Anodine treatments involve using infrared rays generated by two

electric pads where the feet are placed. Each pad contains sixty small

light bulbs, which generate the infrared rays. The sensation is warm,

and pleasant. These rays penetrate into the nerve endings, and so

increase circulation to the feet. Has anyone else experienced these

treatments? I'd like to hear from you.

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