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Message: <blockquote data-quote="paris" data-source="post: 7181389" data-attributes="member: 1315">Sri Lanka president offers healing help to Beckham. <img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/afp/20100327/capt.photo_1269692207698-1-0.jpg?x=264&y=345&q=85&sig=VliTywOk2pp5oK1w4f97dg--" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Sri Lanka's president has offered the services of his spiritual healer  and personal physician to help injured footballer David Beckham get back on  the field within three days.                  Eliyantha Lindsay  White, 37, President Mahinda Rajapakse's personal physician, told  AFP that the former England captain had been invited for  treatment involving "faith and ayurveda."                  An official at the president's office said it had sent an invitation to  Beckham to visit the island for traditional treatment after a string of  Indian sports stars claimed they were helped by White.                  "I am ready to treat him," White said. "His condition can be easily  treated and within three days he will be able to go back to playing."                  Doctors have ruled out Beckham playing for several months after the  player ruptured his Achilles  tendon earlier this month.                  "His case is simple. I can treat him. He can play again," said White,  who claims he has special "powers" that he uses, blended with  traditional ayurvedic  treatment practised in Sri Lanka and neighbouring India.                  Star Indian batsman Sachin  Tendulkar hit a record double century against South Africa last month  and publicly thanked Rajapakse for giving him the services of White to  treat him for a knee injury.                  White has since treated three more Indian cricket players, including opening  batsman Gautam Gambhir  and left-arm bowler Ashish  Nehra who travelled to Colombo last week for treatment by White.                  White, who says he has had "special powers" since the age of 12, studied  traditional medicine.                  He then began treating thousands of patients using medicinal herbs from  India, the seat of ayurveda, an ancient healing practice that includes  medicines, meditation and diets practised on the Indian subcontinent.                  White has worked as Rajapakse's personal physician since 2005. He says  he does not charge for his services, but the request for treatment must  come from the president.<a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100327/wl_sthasia_afp/fblengitasrilankabritainhealthbeckham" target="_blank">http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100327/wl_sthasia_afp/fblengitasrilankabritainhealthbeckham</a></blockquote>

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