( Follow is a letter of our 3H massage bed user. he wrote a short Google review and this long review. he sent to us on 1/1/2026 as a New Year Gift, we feel so warm by seeing the hopes for the world.)
Good morning, and Happy New Year.
I am writing this to share something I never thought I would be able to say: there is hope.
This is my story—what I have been through, how Western medicine (and years of “Western influence”) left me feeling internally destroyed, and how, by chance, I stumbled upon a new solution: a new way of living, and a new way of eating, that has begun transforming me from the inside out. Please don’t misunderstand me—this is not a miracle, and it does not happen overnight. But what I have seen in the last two months, compared to the last 20 years, has been phenomenal.
It began when I was 19. I was part of what you might call the “rave years”—going out at the weekends, music, happy people, enjoying life. It was fun. But fun turned into addiction.
Addiction has ruled my life. It is a daily battle. Every morning I wake up and it feels like stepping into a boxing ring—my addiction comes at me, and I have to fight it every moment of the day. And the hardest part is that it often feels like I’m battling a chemical that demands to enter my body, even when I don’t want it to.
Over the years I have tried to get help everywhere. I have travelled the world—Serbia, Saudi Arabia, America, India—and across the UK, even Scotland, trying to find a solution and a rehab that could help me and solve this once and for all. I have also tried the rooms (CA/NA). I’m not saying they don’t help people—they do. But for me, they did not work in the way I needed. I didn’t want to spend my life talking about drugs when I was trying to get away from them.
Without dwelling too much on my past, my history of drug and alcohol intake has been vast. Honestly, it surprises me that I am still here today. Around the age of 32–33, what had been “party lifestyle” turned into heavy addiction. Alcohol and cocaine were my first major issues. Alcohol—like many people who struggle—became the door opener. It allowed the thinking of, “Okay, let’s carry on… let’s get some gear… whatever is next.”
From alcohol and cocaine, things went into a very dark place with heroin. I was a heroin addict for over 10 years. Now I take medication to replace heroin—but again, this message isn’t about my drug history. This is about the solution I found, and what I discovered through Mrs Wang.
Late October 2025, I started having issues walking. I thought it might be something simple—an ingrowing toenail, or something like that. I noticed a nail shop in Ealing Broadway and went in to ask if they could check my feet to see what was causing the pain.
While I was there, a lady appeared from the back and said to me, simply: “You look awful.” I explained that she was right. I wasn’t eating. I felt like I had to drink alcohol and smoke weed just to eat. And when I did eat, it was like I was consuming pure sugar. I was overweight by around three stone—about 17 stone. I was smoking weed, my lungs were wheezing, and I was in a really, really bad place. This was daily life. And even before this point, I’d been going on hiking trips and getting away, trying to stop the addiction from manifesting—trying anything I could to break the cycle.
Now, the positive part—the reason I’m writing this. There is a way. There is a chance for us addicts to get better. As I said, it isn’t a miracle; it’s a gradual process. But what I found relies on Traditional Chinese Medicine.
A small lady approached me from the back of the shop in Ealing Broadway. Her name was Mrs Wang. She had a warm smile and a kindness that I can’t properly explain. It honestly felt surreal—this woman offering me help when I hadn’t even asked for it. It was strange. Maybe it was a God moment. I don’t know.
I explained my situation, and I could see her mind working immediately—thinking what she could do, how she could help. She spoke to me about Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture. In the past, I had no time for acupuncture. I’d tried the ear acupuncture approach for addiction before and nothing happened, so I wasn’t hopeful. I was simply desperate.
The first thing she did was ask me to lie down on a Traditional Chinese acupressure bed. I did. This bed focuses on the body’s meridians along the spine and provides heat treatment and infrared therapy. I was apprehensive, but again—desperate. I had travelled the world looking for answers, and the irony was that I never expected the solution might be five minutes from my house.
I lay on the bed for 45 minutes. It was unbelievable. I fell into a calm, deep sleep. As I went through the process, Mrs Wang asked where I felt pain along my spinal cord. She explained that this indicated which organs were suffering and what she needed to focus on in my treatment. This was the beginning of what has become my solution. Today, I love the bed so much that I actually purchased one—but that’s another story.
She then gave me a drink. I didn’t ask what was in it. At that point I wasn’t eating properly—my stomach was a mess—so I had relied on weed to create the urge to eat, and alcohol to cope.
That night, after I drank what she gave me, I slept better than I had in a very long time. Not chemically induced sleep—normal sleep.
I was genuinely amazed that I could feel so different after just one day. I told Mrs Wang I was struggling financially at the time and didn’t have a job, but her care still shone through. She gave me a number of drinks for daily use and told me to make sure I drank them.
I did—and within a week I stopped drinking alcohol and stopped smoking weed. I could not believe it.
The following Friday, she asked me to come in and said she wanted to introduce me to a doctor called Dr Gao. Dr Gao is the wife of Dr Lee, and both are Traditional Chinese acupuncture specialists. Again, I wasn’t “hopeful”—I was desperate.
I lay down on the bed again. They asked me to relax. I pulled up my right sleeve. She asked where I was feeling pain, what I wanted relief from, and what was bothering me most. What I noticed was that they seemed to integrate what the bed was indicating into the acupuncture treatment. For example, where the bed suggested digestive issues, they placed needles to address digestion.
I didn’t fully believe any of this until I felt the first needle go in. They placed over 20 needles in my right arm. And something happened that still amazes me: as the needles went in, I started to perspire—almost like condensation—from my hands and across my body. Mrs Wang explained that, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, this can be seen as Yin negative substances exiting the body—what they call negative Qi. It felt like water leaving my system. They were genuinely surprised that the acupuncture had such an instant effect on me, and I was too.
What shocked me even more was how precise and immediate some of the results were. I remember saying that my chest felt tight—almost restricted—and they placed a needle to rectify it. The relief was instant. I could not believe it.
I cannot explain the sense of relief I felt during the next 50 minutes. I lay there, listened to my music, and went into a meditation-like state I haven’t experienced in years. That level of peace was amazing—and addicts will understand when I say peace is what we are often searching for.
I simply followed Mrs Wang’s direction: bed daily, acupuncture daily, her drink daily. Over one month I lost over two stone. My eating habits came back. I wasn’t drinking or using weed to induce hunger. The results were phenomenal. And to this day, I continue to use these methods as part of my daily practice.
What I believe happened is this: Mrs Wang did not approach me like a “patient” who needed symptoms plastered over. She approached me like a human being whose system needed healing and balancing. Addiction is not solved overnight. Anyone who says it is “over” instantly is wrong. The rooms can be helpful for many people, and I will not speak badly about them. But what Mrs Wang has done—and shown me—has been entirely different to the Western approach I experienced for years.
I truly believe this goes back to fundamentals: care of the human body, the meridians within the human system, and restoring balance. Western medicine, in my experience, did not give me balance—it gave me more imbalance.
So if you are reading this and you’re struggling—whether it’s addiction, or you simply don’t feel right—please consider this. I also believe depression is strongly connected to imbalance in the body and should be addressed through proper methods that restore balance, not just suppress symptoms.
Please give Mrs Wang’s treatment a chance. I’m telling you this after 20 years of trying to find a solution, spending around £300,000 on private health, and travelling the world searching for answers—yet the solution was next door. Crazy.
Please reach out to Mrs Wang. Her English is not good. And if you ever need someone to talk to, I am willing to talk. I can’t disclose my full identity publicly because I work in the corporate world, and ignorance and judgement could create issues for me professionally. But I will always help anyone who genuinely needs support. If it’s a conversation you need, I will do what I can.
If you’ve read this far, then something in you is already interested. I’ll leave the details below. Please don’t be put off by the fact the shop is still new and in transition—it isn’t a luxury massage parlour. But this is not about appearances. It is about what the treatment can do for you.
I wish you all luck. God bless you. I hope you find peace.
Take care.
