A NEEDLE CAN SAVE THE LIFE OF A STROKE PATIENT.
By: Phina Pearl
Tags: Health, Family, Chinese, Life, Stroke

A NEEDLE CAN SAVE THE LIFE OF A STROKE PATIENT.

This advice is from a Chinese professor:-

Keep a syringe or needle in the home to do this. it is amazing, and an unconventional way of recovering from stroke.

According to her, ‘My father was paralyzed and later died as the result of a stroke. I wish I knew about this first aid before. When stroke strikes, the capillaries in the brain will gradually burst. When a stroke occurs, stay calm. No matter where the victim is, do not move him or her. If the victim is moved the capillaries will burst!

Help the victim to sit up, where he or she can be prevented from falling over again, and then the blood letting can begin.

If you have an injection syringe in your home that will be the best, otherwise, a sewing needle or a straight pin will do.

Place the needle or pin over fire to sterilize and then use it to prick the tips of all ten fingers.

There are no specific acupuncture points, just prick about 1 mm from the fingernail.

Prick till blood comes out.

If blood does not start to drip, then squeeze with your fingers.

When all ten digits are bleeding, wait a few minutes then the victim will regain consciousness.

If the victim’s mouth is crooked, then pull on his or her ears until they are red.

Then prick each earlobe twice until two drops of blood come from each earlobe. After a few minutes the victim should regain consciousness.

Wait till the victim regains his or her normal state without any abnormal symptoms then take him or her to the hospital. Otherwise, if he or she was taken to the hospital in the ambulance in a hurry, the bumpy trip would cause all the capillaries in his or her brain to burst.

If he or she could barely manage to walk, then it is by the grace of God that he or she is saved. I learned about letting blood to save a life from a Chinese traditional doctor, Ha Bu Ting, who lives in Sun Juke. Furthermore, I had a practical experience with it, therefore, I can say this method is 100% effective.

In 1979, I was teaching in Fung Gaap College in Tai Chung. One afternoon, I was in a class when another teacher came running to my classroom and panting, said, ‘Ms Liu, come quick, our supervisor has had a stroke!’ I immediately went to the third floor. When I saw our supervisor, Mr Chen Fu Tien, his colour was off, his speech was slurred, his mouth was crooked – all the symptoms of a stroke. I immediately asked one of the practicum students to go to the pharmacy outside the school to buy a syringe, which I used to prick Mr Chen’s ten finger tips. After a few minutes when all ten fingers were bleeding (each with a pea-sized drop of blood), Mr Chen’s face regained its colour and his eyes’ spirit returned. But his mouth was still crooked. So I pulled his ears to fill them with blood. When his ears became red, I pricked his right earlobe twice to let out two drops of blood. When both earlobes had two drops of blood each, a miracle happened. Within 3-5 minutes the shape of his mouth returned to normal and his speech became clear. We let him rest for a while and have a cup of hot tea, then we helped him go down the stairs, and drove him to Wei Wah Hospital. He rested one night and was released the next day to return to school to teach! Everything worked normally. There were no ill after effects. On the other hand, the usual stroke victim usually suffers irreparable bursting of the brain capillaries on the way to the hospital. As a result, these victims never recover. Therefore, stroke i the second commonest cause of death. The lucky ones will stay alive but can remain paralyzed for life. It is such a horrible thing to happen in one’s life.

If we can all remember this blood letting method and start the life-saving process immediately, in a short time, the victim will be revived and regain 100% normality.”

This tells us that stroke victims can survive without side-effects or being disfigured……just keep an injection syringe or a needle handy in the house. You never can tell when the need will arise.

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