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Hi Everyone,
Psychiatrist and long time EFT'er Henry Altenberg, MD gives us this personal story that would make an EFT believer out of anyone.
Hugs, Gary
By Henry Altenberg, MD
Dear Gary:
I thought you might find my personal experience of EFT for pain of some interest, particularly in terms of my reaction.
About 2 months ago, I woke up in the middle of the night, about 3 or 4 AM, with an incredibly sharp pain in my right calf (due to a spasm).  I would rate it at about a 40 on a scale of 0 to 10. It felt like someone had stabbed my calf with a very sharp knife.
I instantly tapped for the pain, at a 10, and it immediately dropped to 5 out of 10. I then without any delay tapped again and it dropped to zero.  Within what seemed like seconds, I fell asleep. When I awakened at 8 AM, I knew I hadn't been dreaming, since the calf was tender to the touch (but no pain at all). I then kept muttering to myself, even though I have been studying and teaching and using EFT for 9 years, "I can't believe this; I can't believe this."Â
I not only fully believe it; I know.  Someone once interviewed Carl Jung and asked him, "Do you believe in God?" He thought for a few minutes, and then quietly replied, "I know." So, I know that EFT can do all that is reported to be possible. My only problem these days is that I sometimes come on like a snake-oil salesman, and my wife lovingly chides me to calm down, and not be so enthusiastic. Â
As you may know, I have been a psychiatrist for 55 years, and I am still practicing. They say, practice makes perfect. Â If I keep practicing EFT, I may get up to the 95% effectiveness score some day. Â Since I am now only 82, I am planning to try to convince a few more physicians in the next 18 years to try EFT.
If they try it, they might even like it.
Regards, Henry Altenberg, MD
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