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using electric shocks, something she called "neuro-electric therapy" (NET). The reputation gained by NET was based on celebrity endorsements, but there is no evidence that it is an effective treatment.
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The medical and scientific community was skeptical about the technique. Patterson found herself building clinics with minimal funding, much as she had in India.
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and they married in 1953; the couple were committed Christians. George Patterson had become famous through his involvement with the
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magazine said there was "disbelief and even hostility from Britain's medical establishment and from the US medical world".
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Her husband and one of her sons, Lorne, continued marketing the NET technique. As of 2012, evidence reviewed within
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In 1972, other doctors in Hong Kong, H.L. Wen and S.Y.C. Cheung, published their work on
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Guleyupoglu, B; Schestatsky, P; Edwards, D; Fregni, F; Bikson, M (15 October 2013).
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In 1976, Patterson set up a clinic in Broadhurst Manor, East Sussex, funded by the
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found no substantial evidence that neuro-electric therapy was helpful in treating
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for trying to remove addiction with tiny electrical currents, and that one
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with her husband, where she was appointed surgeon-in-charge at
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In 1974, Patterson treated Eric Clapton for heroin addiction.
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said that the medical establishment viewed Patterson as a
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Waiting for the Man: The Story of Drugs and Popular Music
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Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
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Index

Margaret Jordan Patterson
MBE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Lanark
Scottish
University of Aberdeen
University of Edinburgh
surgeon
George Patterson
MBE
India
Hong Kong
drug addiction
Aberdeen
World War II
Fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons
medical missionary
George Patterson
Kalimpong
Dalai Lama
1959 Tibetan uprising
China's annexation of Tibet
MBE
Hong Kong
Tung Wah Hospital
electroacupuncture
addiction
electrodes
cranial electrotherapy stimulation

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