Holographic Chips work on the acupuncture/pressure points of the body

An article written by Dr. Bo Kirkwood, a Board Certified Family Physician and is clinical instructor for the University of Texas Health Science Center – Houston.

The following are excerpts from a column dated January 28, 2010

Traditional medicine spends very little money on preventable health strategies such as nutritional interventions for weight loss and interventions to increase physical activity. I believe our traditional medical model can never achieve true healthcare reform. True healthcare reform must begin with each one of us individually. Doctors should be teachers, educators and facilitators and not just put out the fires of acute illness. Addressing preventable illnesses can save billions of dollars.

Part of thinking outside of the box is being open to other modalities when taking care of our patients, keeping in mind the first rule of medicine is “to do no harm.” This past summer I was introduced to a new product that relieves pain, promotes sleep and increases energy and stamina. A young man I had coached in Little League baseball 16 years previously gave me these products to try on myself. I was very skeptical, to say the least, when he gave me these products because they looked like little pieces of tape. He assured me they were not just pieces of tape but they were holograms that contained frequencies, sound waves and vibrations that worked on the acupuncture/pressure points of the body.

Since I had had pain in my right knee for two and a half years and was a chronic insomniac, I was willing to try the products since he assured me nothing went inside the body and they were perfectly safe. To my surprise, the products actually worked. For the first time in two and a half years, I was able to walk without significant pain and was able to play golf without limping. Furthermore, I was able to get good quality sleep without anything going into my body.

Since I knew these were safe products, I began sampling them to patients and in the last seven months, I have been extremely happy with the response my patients have had. In fact, I have been able to cut back on prescribing medications for pain, sleep and energy as a result. The manufacturer of these “chips” as they are called, is a company named CieAura and although they do not treat, cure, prevent, or diagnose, I have found them to be a very safe alternative modality.

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Steven Wilson has joined with others to help reduce their dependence on medications for pain relief, sleep disorders and low energy.