Geneva Veterinarian Sites NBA Playoffs as Mirrors to Dogs’ Holistic Pay Offs

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun 08, 2009 -
Mies, Switzerland – 2009 NBA Playoff season, as always, brings to mind the charisma, strength, and overall physical superiority that it takes to make it to the top.  Holistic medicine has been used for the maintenance and recovery of NBA players for decades, but was once kept under wraps because of a taboo reputation.  In the 21st century however, it’s kept hushed because players are wise to keep their success secrets for themselves.

NBA players have traditionally footed the bill for their own holistic physicians.  Just a few of the players that have disclosed their acupuncture usage are Shaquille O’Neal (center, Phoenix Suns), Jason Kidd (point guard, Dallas Mavericks), Vladimir Radmanovic (forward, Charlotte Bobcats), Allan Houston (retired shooting guard, Knicks), and Dwayne Wade (shooting guard, Miami Heat).  This trend is not surprising, considering that the Chinese have used holistic medicine for the maintenance and repair of their own martial arts masters for thousands of years.

Cabinet Vétérinaire International animal hospitals, headed by Dr. Nortey Omaboe, use that same thirst for success when treating canine patients.  “Holistic medicine no longer  has to be an afterthought, or used only as a complement to conventional medicine.  Instead, when administered by a trained veterinarian, it can serve as the first and only method of treatment,” explains Dr. Omaboe, a veterinarian formally trained by an acupuncture professor who served as the Chinese Olympic team’s acupuncturist.  

Acupuncturists, including Dr. Omaboe, insert needles below the skin at particular points along meridians.  When done properly, this practice channels life energy, or Qi, to improve lung, immune, hormonal, and overall organ functions; and to speed healing.  After more than 25 years of practicing holistic medicine, including canine acupuncture, Dr. Omaboe attests that, “muscoskeletal, nervous system, digestive, urological, and a variety of other dog health problems have responded positively to a treatment that comes with no side effects.”  

Cabinet Vétérinaire International’s holistic approach doesn’t stop at canine acupuncture.  The animal doctor also offers bioresonance therapy, in which dogs’ healthy organ and system energies are reconditioned; and biospectrum frequency therapy, in which the frequencies of various degrees are used to mimic those of a healthy dog’s system.  All of these holistic treatments have three major points in common:  They are drug-free, treat causes rather than symptoms, and result in no undesirable side effects.

Whether used to condition for a rebound or a fetch, holistic medicine is enjoying a return  in both human and animal medicine – so that NBA players and canine patients alike can stay on the ball.

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