Foundation offers free medical services to 1.012 people in Enugu

Foundation for Energy Health International said it has given free medical check-up and care to 1,012 residents of Enugu State at the 2019 Technology and Innovation Expo in Enugu.

The check-up and care was done in the areas of alternative medicine, energy health science, acupuncture, homoeopathy and energy health astropology among others.

The aim was to give the residents that visited the foundation’s stand solutions to their health challenges.

Speaking on the free healthcare rendered for five days on Friday, President of the Foundation, Prof. Joseph Akpa, said they used latest technology and development in medicine to provide solutions on people’s ailment.

“We used the latest development in alternative medicine and energy health science and technology, which is unique and clearly scientific in the treatment of human diseases, to provide people with solutions to their health challenges.

“In these few days, we have clearly demonstrated, with positive results, how to solve various health problems and social maladies without the use of drugs, chemicals or weapons.

“In these methods, there are no side effects, it is very effective and soothes all sexes and ages, with impressive personality at all times.

“The current treatment types help the patients to develop immunity against diseases and strengthens their energy level,’’ he said.

Akpa, who is a Professor of Alternative Medicine and Energy Health Science, said that bulk of the ailments treated included chronic malaria, pile and sexual infections, according to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN.

“The bulk of the people we offered free treatment are young people between the ages of 25 and 35 and they complained more about chronic malaria and sexual transmitted diseases,’’ he said.

One of the beneficiaries, Mr Chinedu Obinna, said that the treatment of his pile ailment using the acupuncture treatment method was very effective.

“It really worked, and the pile ailment that I have suffered for over four months has gradually disappeared.

“I must thank the Foundation for the kind gesture to people that visited its stand,’’ Obinna said.

Another beneficiary, Miss Kate Okolie, said that she received treatment for chronic malaria that kept coming back at intervals even after treatment with conventional medicine.

“I must thank the Foundation and Prof. Akpa for the kind gesture,’’ she said.