Born in 1997, undergoing surgery for a congenital heart disorder and diagnosed with fluid on his brain as an infant, and then diagnosed with Progressive Kyphoscoliosis in 1999 and a failure to thrive, Mihdi Brock is alive and thriving today thanks to alternatives to the Western medical approach, primarily Oriental medicine. What are the measurements that show his progress? Can it be anticipated that others with any number of various disorders and conditions could expect similar results?
        Well, the fact is that Mihdi has made enormous progress over these years when it was felt by the Western doctors from his early years that he might not walk, or talk, indeed that he might not survive after his 10th birthday. Medical reports based on periodic x-rays, MRIs and CAT-scans are available for the perusal of medical professionals who might be interested in reviewing these materials in the interest of pursuing alternative modes of treatment for their patients.
        While Dr. Boalin Wu, the imminent Doctor of Oriental medicine who is Mihdi's primary treating doctor describes Mihdi's condition as being a "very complicated case," and he says that "there are very few human beings with as complicated a condition," we can see from the photo collection below the amazing distance that Mihdi has come under Dr. Wu's care.
        

        Physical therapies that are practised throughout the day, each and every day, work hand-in-hand with acupuncture treatments and herbal therapies, each one being a very important component of the treatment program.

It is hard work for Mihdi to get his homework done, but he does it. While he is still working below grade level for his age, he is learning and making remarkable progress. Dr. Wu addresses brain function in his treatments.