Dr. Tanuj Sood, MD

I first met Charlie when I was a medical student at a community hospital in Brooklyn. When he first introduced himself and explained the nature of his work as a healer, I was admittedly skeptical. In medical school, our education is primarily based on western medicine and we were taught to approach any alternative with skepticism. As I spent time with Charlie and saw how successful he was with treating patients’ previously intractable pain, I became more and more accepting of his healing abilities as a substitute to pills and injections.

Currently, in the midst of an opioid epidemic, Charlie’s talents as a healer are more relevant than ever. As a practising physician,
I welcome this treatment option as a safer alternative to the current convention
of pain management.