A Comprehensive, Common-Sense Review of Groundbreaking Holistic Research and Real-World

Clinical Success Stories

Published for: mytsv.com Blog Section | Based on Research by: Dr. Michael Tsinman & Therapist Aybek

Izzatov | Topic: Natural & Holistic Medicine

For generations, conventional medicine has treated the human body like a collection of separate, isolated parts. If

you develop a rash or scaly patches on your skin, you are sent to a dermatologist for topical creams. If your blood

parameters begin to falter or your bone marrow experiences malignant shifts, you are referred to an oncologist for

heavy-handed chemical interventions. While these specialized approaches have their place, they frequently overlook

a fundamental, common-sense truth: the body is a single, deeply interconnected ecosystem. When one part of the

machine breaks down, the root cause is almost always hidden somewhere entirely different.

A groundbreaking collaborative study has bravely challenged this fractured approach to healthcare. Spearheaded

by master therapist Aybek Izzatov of the Tyan Anmo Medical Massage School in Deerfield, Illinois, and clinical

doctor Dr. Michael Tsinman of the AMITA Health Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois,

this research introduces an astonishingly simple, non-pharmacological methodology. Published under the title

"Method of Activating Intestinal Peristalsis with Manual Therapy and Spices in the Treatment of Blood Cancer and

Psoriasis" (ISBN: 978-0-615-81813-9), their findings show that two vastly different medical conditions—blood

cancer (specifically myelofibrosis) and psoriasis—can be profoundly improved by healing the gut through a

combination of targeted manual therapy and a specific kitchen pharmacy of everyday spices.

The Growing Crisis of Modern Interventions

To fully grasp the significance of Dr. Tsinman and therapist Izzatov’s approach, one must first look at the current

state of modern chronic disease management. Globally, cancer remains one of the most devastating health crises,

with millions of new cases diagnosed each year. Standard hospital interventions primarily rely on three heavy pillars:

surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. While these methods are designed to kill tumors, they carry massive

drawbacks. They are typically only highly effective when a tumor is tiny and localized, and they inherently damage

the surrounding healthy systems of the body, inducing severe, life-altering side effects like persistent nausea, intense

indigestion, and systemic depletion.

Similarly, psoriasis is often mistakenly dismissed as a mere cosmetic skin issue. In reality, it is a chronic,

systemic inflammatory disease driven by a malfunctioning immune system. The traditional medications used to treat

psoriasis, such as heavy oral immunosuppressants or biological injections, often carry risk profiles that match the

severity of the disease itself. Prolonged use frequently results in drug resistance, severe strain on internal organs like

the liver and kidneys, and a high likelihood of sudden, aggressive disease flare-ups once the treatment stops. Because

of these limitations, there is a massive, urgent need for therapeutic options that are safe, natural, and free from

destructive side effects.

A Common-Sense Shift in Perspective: Instead of asking how we can chemically suppress the skin or the

blood, Dr. Tsinman and therapist Izzatov asked a simpler question: What if the true underlying cause of these

diseases stems from a sluggish, toxic environment within our digestive tract?

The Plumbing System of the Body: Understanding 'Autointoxication'

The core concept behind this novel treatment relies on basic human plumbing. Your gastrointestinal tract is

responsible for digesting food, absorbing vital nutrients, and filtering out dangerous waste matter. To keep everything

moving smoothly, the intestines perform a natural, rhythmic, wave-like muscular contraction known as peristalsis.

Think of it as the conveyor belt of your body’s disposal system. When this conveyor belt runs smoothly, waste is

effectively moved out, and the body remains clean.

However, when this wave-like movement slows down due to stress, a poor diet, lack of physical movement, or

poor circulation, a dangerous phenomenon known as "autointoxication"—or self-poisoning—takes hold. When toxic

waste sits too long in the intestines, the delicate lining of the gut becomes irritated and increasingly permeable, a

condition commonly referred to as a "leaky gut." Because the gut barrier is compromised, toxic byproducts and

inflammatory proteins (such as endotoxins) leak through the intestinal wall and enter the general bloodstream.

Once these toxins are flowing freely through your blood, they place an immense burden on every internal organ.

In the skin, these circulating toxins trigger a hyperactive immune response, causing the body to rapidly produce skin

cells, which manifests as the red, itchy, scaly patches characteristic of psoriasis. In the blood-forming organs like the

bone marrow, this constant bath of toxic inflammation can stress genetic switches, contributing to severe disorders

like blood cancer. By focusing on waking up the gut’s sluggish movement, the Izzatov-Tsinman protocol cuts off the

supply of toxins at the source, giving the skin and blood a genuine chance to heal.

Part 1: The Healing Power of Touch Through Manual Therapy

The first pillar of this natural treatment protocol is a highly specialized form of manual therapy developed by

therapist Aybek Izzatov. This is far from a standard, relaxing spa massage; it is an active medical rehabilitation

technique aimed directly at the physical mechanics of the digestive system.

During each treatment session, the specialist carefully "listens" to the sounds and rhythms of the patient's gut. By

applying precise, rhythmic pressure and strategic strokes directly over physical trigger points on the abdomen, the

therapist manually activates the nerve sensors in the intestinal muscles. This physical stretching triggers an

immediate common-sense reflex: the smooth muscles of the intestine depolarize, causing healthy, robust contractions

that instantly increase the frequency and quality of the gut's natural wave-like movement.

This hands-on work extends far beyond basic digestion. The targeted physical pressure clears out stagnant waste

metabolites that have become trapped in the deep tissues of the peritoneum and intestines, immediately enhancing

oxygen delivery and nutrient distribution. For blood cancer patients who frequently suffer from painful swelling and

fluid retention (lymphatic edema), this therapy promotes the smooth flow of both blood and lymph. Furthermore,

when applied carefully over the skeletal system, the technique enhances blood circulation directly within the lining

of the bones (the periosteum), which provides a soothing, therapeutic environment for stressed bone marrow.

Part 2: The Kitchen Pharmacy – Five Spices that Heal

The second pillar of the protocol involves a carefully balanced mixture of five everyday, natural spices combined

with vegetable oil, taken three times a day for a duration of six months. Rather than introducing artificial chemicals,

this formula harnesses the innate defensive and regulatory powers of medicinal plants to cleanse the body, stimulate

digestive juices, and destroy harmful microflora.

1. Garlic and Onion: The Natural Shields

Both garlic and onion are widely recognized for their ability to ward off chronic disease. Their exceptional

healing powers come from natural sulfur compounds (such as allicin and diallyl sulfide) and a powerful antioxidant

called quercetin. In plain terms, these compounds act as a natural shield for your DNA, preventing harmful

environmental chemicals from altering your cells and reducing the overall risk of abnormal cell growth.

Furthermore, they drastically improve blood circulation through the arteries and veins, helping to restore the quality

of the blood. On a digestive level, these extracts target and suppress dangerous bacteria like Helicobacter pylori in

the stomach, which is famously linked to severe stomach irritation and gastric complications, while simultaneously

boosting natural bile and mucus production for smooth bowel elimination.

2. Black Pepper: The Ultimate Inflammation Extinguisher

Black pepper is far more than a simple table seasoning. It contains a highly potent, active compound called

piperine. In this protocol, black pepper serves as a master anti-inflammatory agent. Chronic conditions like psoriasis

and gastritis are driven by internal "bodily fires"—pathways that continuously pump out inflammatory chemicals.

Piperine directly targets and blocks these inflammatory pathways, effectively turning down the heat on systemic

inflammation and relieving the joint pain and morning stiffness that so frequently afflict psoriasis sufferers.

3. Anise and Triphala: The Digestive Harmonizers

Anise and Triphala (a traditional herbal blend), when mixed with a soothing vegetable oil base, act as the ultimate

harmonizers for a sluggish gut. Packed with natural aromatic components like anethole, these ingredients work to

relax tense intestinal walls while promoting a coordinated release of essential digestive enzymes and juices. The

vegetable oil provides essential lubrication, ensuring that once the manual therapy activates the gut's muscular

waves, the loosened waste material is swiftly, comfortably, and safely escorted out of the body through the colon.

Real Results: Two Incredible Clinical Case Studies

While the common-sense science behind this gut-body connection is fascinating, the true power of Dr. Tsinman

and therapist Izzatov’s methodology lies in the spectacular, real-world results achieved by their patients. The study

highlights two individuals who had exhausted modern options, only to find extraordinary relief through this natural

regimen.

Case Study 1: Turning the Tide Against Blood Cancer (Myelofibrosis)

The first patient was a individual diagnosed two years prior with myelofibrosis, a serious, chronic form of bone

marrow or blood cancer characterized by a high genetic mutation score (a JAK2 mutation level of 60.09). The patient

had been undergoing prolonged treatment with a heavy, conventional pharmaceutical drug called Jakafi, but the

medical condition continued to steadily worsen, leaving the patient with dangerously high total cholesterol and

severe systemic pain.

On January 1, the patient began the combined regimen of targeted abdominal massage and the five-spice mixture.

The speed of the body's response was nothing short of miraculous. Within just two weeks, the patient safely lost 8

pounds of toxic weight, felt a massive surge in daily energy, and saw an immediate 30% to 40% improvement in

joint mobility and flexibility. Most remarkably, their blood pressure, which had historically hovered at a dangerous

140-150/90, stabilized beautifully into a perfectly normal range of 125/80.

As the treatment continued over the long term, comprehensive lab work revealed deep cellular healing that

conventional drugs had failed to achieve. The patient's elevated White Blood Cell (WBC) count dropped

significantly toward normal levels. The entire lipid profile underwent a massive, healthy transformation, and

parameters across the kidneys and liver steadily improved, proving that the natural protocol was actively cooling

down the systemic distress inside the patient's bone marrow.

Table 1: Clinical Documented Progress of Blood Cancer (Myelofibrosis) Patient

Lab Parameter

Assessed

Prior Status (After 14

Months of Conventional

Jakafi Therapy)

Post-Treatment Status

(Following Spice &

Massage Therapy)

Normal

Health

Range

Observed Health

Impact

White Blood

Cells (WBC)

17.8 K/mcL 14.9 K/mcL

4.0 - 11.0

K/mcL

Significant drop

toward safe range

Total

Cholesterol

274 mg/dL 167 mg/dL

< 200 mg/

Complete

normalization of

lipids

Triglycerides 264 mg/dL 116 mg/dL

< 150 mg/

Drastic reduction

in blood fats

LDL ("Bad")

Cholesterol

185 mg/dL 107 mg/dL

< 130 mg/

Brought well

within safe limits

Blood Urea

Nitrogen (BUN)

18.0 mg/dL 10.0 mg/dL

6.0 - 25.0

mg/dL

Enhanced kidney

filtering efficiency

Blood Pressure

Range

140-150 / 90 mmHg 125 / 80 mmHg

< 120 / 80

mmHg

Stabilized without

chemical drugs

Case Study 2: Conquering a 19-Year Battle with Psoriasis

The second patient had been trapped in a painful, exhausting battle with severe psoriasis for 19 long years. Their

daily life was defined by widespread red, itchy, scaly skin patches across their legs, elbows, and body, accompanied

by severe morning stiffness and debilitating psoriatic joint pain. Like the first patient, this individual began the spice

and manual therapy protocol on January 1.

After just one single week of treatment, the patient reported a stunning development: the chronic, deep-seated

pain in their joints had entirely vanished. By the end of the second week, a clinical examination showed that the

thick, unsightly skin scales had completely reduced and were rarely noticeable, leaving behind only minor,

imperceptible redness. The patient lost 8 to 9 pounds of fluid and waste weight, woke up with zero morning stiffness,

and enjoyed completely rejuvenated, clear skin.

Beyond skin clearance, the patient's internal lab parameters experienced a comprehensive reset. Their blood sugar

markers (Hemoglobin A1c) improved steadily, liver enzymes fell back into a perfectly relaxed range, and their

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) levels—which had previously been stuck well beyond the normal range due to

chronic hypothyroidism—dropped beautifully back into a healthy, balanced zone. A nineteen-year struggle was

effectively dismantled in a matter of weeks by simply restoring movement to the gut.

Table 2: Clinical Documented Progress of Psoriasis & Hypothyroidism Patient

Investigation

Assessed

Prior to Holistic

Treatment

After Holistic Treatment Observed Health Impact

Red Blood Cell (RBC)

Count

6.05 M/mcL 5.49 M/mcL

Brought down into a

healthy, fluid range

Hemoglobin 19.1 g/dL 17.1 g/dL

Drastic improvement in

blood thickness

Thyroid Parameter

(TSH)

4.54 uIU/mL 3.06 uIU/mL

Hypothyroidism completely

normalized

Hemoglobin A1c

(Blood Sugar)

5.8% 5.6%

Steady improvement in

metabolic health

Liver Enzyme: AST

(SGOT)

40 Units/L 26 Units/L

Liver stress significantly

reduced

Liver Enzyme: ALT

(SGPT)

43 Units/L 24 Units/L

Brought perfectly within

adequate range

Psoriatic Skin Scales

& Rashes

Widespread, red,

itchy, scaly

Rarely noticeable; minor

imperceptible redness

Complete clearance of skin

eruptions

Why Common Sense Must Lead the Future of Medicine

The remarkable discoveries made by therapist Aybek Izzatov and Dr. Michael Tsinman remind us of a timeless

truth that modern, fast-paced medicine often forgets: the simplest solutions are often the most powerful. When we

step away from complicated scientific jargon and look at the human body with basic common sense, health becomes

straightforward. If you do not clean your home's waste pipes, the entire house eventually smells and deteriorates.

Similarly, if you do not support your body's natural digestive waves, internal toxicity will eventually boil over,

showing up as angry rashes on your skin or profound imbalances in your blood cells.

By pairing the mechanical wisdom of medical massage with the natural chemical warfare of everyday kitchen

spices, this protocol offers a beautiful, harmonious path to wellness. It does not look to forcefully suppress symptoms

with synthetic pills that shock the liver and kidneys. Instead, it gently reawakens the body’s built-in cleansing

mechanisms, improves microcirculation, enriches deep tissues with fresh oxygen, and systematically sweeps away

the metabolic waste driving chronic illness.

For the readers of MyTSV, this research is an inspiring call to action. It proves that even when facing complex,

long-standing, or severe health battles, true rejuvenation is entirely possible. Sometimes, the ultimate key to

reclaiming your health, clearing your skin, and revitalizing your blood isn't found in a costly pharmaceutical lab—it

is waiting quietly right inside your own kitchen cabinet and in the healing power of a educated, dedicated pair of

hands.

About the Researchers

Therapist Aybek Izzatov is a master practitioner and educator at the Tyan Anmo Medical Massage School in Deerfield,

Illinois, specializing in advanced manual techniques that restore gut motility and systemic circulation. Dr. Michael

Tsinman is a highly respected medical professional associated with the AMITA Health Alexian Brothers Medical Center

in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, dedicated to integrating clinical excellence with safe, common-sense, holistic patient care.

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