Let me share a case of blepharospasm involving a young working man. Because of the nature of his job, he frequently had to travel and drive. He was suffering from spasmodic, involuntary closure of his eyelids, which affected his daily life to such an extent that he even met with an accident because of the sudden closure of his eyes.
He tried various forms of treatment, including homeopathy, for several months. Eventually, he opted for Botox injections, which are commonly used for symptomatic management of blepharospasm. He received Botox injections twice, but unfortunately, the improvement lasted only for a few days.
He had been watching our videos for almost six months. However, he found it difficult to believe that treatment could be provided remotely through a strand of hair. After becoming disappointed with the results from Botox and other treatments, he finally decided to visit my clinic in Lucknow.
During our first consultation, he was extremely distressed and desperate for relief. He even said, *“If you can cure me, you will be like God to me.”*
I reassured him that I could not promise a cure or give any guarantee. I told him that I could only assure him that I would make my best effort and provide the best treatment I could, based on my clinical experience with similar cases.
I therefore started his treatment.
Interestingly, he was also suffering from recurrent pancreatitis, for which he had been admitted to hospital several times. Thus, he was dealing with two very troublesome conditions simultaneously.
After starting treatment, he began showing encouraging improvement within a few weeks.
During a subsequent Zoom consultation, he reported that he was feeling much better and had even started riding his motorcycle again.
*Later, I had a scheduled OPD in Noida, and I was present at my Noida centre* on 6 September.The patient came to meet me there. When I saw him sitting in the waiting area, I initially thought he was a new patient.
*I asked him, “What is your problem?”*
*He replied, “Sir, I am your patient. You are treating me for blepharospasm.”*
*I was genuinely surprised because his overall appearance and facial expression had changed so much that I initially failed to recognize him.*
This was a very striking moment for me—not only because of the improvement in his eyelid spasms, but also *because of the visible change in his confidence and facial expression.*
He also reported significant improvement in his recurrent pancreatitis.
During his follow-up, he shared his experience and explained how difficult it had initially been for him to trust the Medicine Energy Transmission Through Hair Method. However, after experiencing improvement, his confidence in the treatment increased considerably.
At present, treatment is being continued.
I have also advised him to be extremely careful while driving or riding a vehicle. Although he feels much better, his previous episodes of involuntary eyelid closure could potentially pose a safety risk. However, because driving is an important part of his work, he may need to travel as part of his professional responsibilities.
We will continue to monitor his progress closely and hope for sustained improvement.
Thank you.
Watch the complete case video to hear the patient’s experience in his own words.
