Not really. Chi is a made up thing that doesn't really exist - i.e. it has never been measured or shown to exist. Meridians on which this imaginary Chi is supposed to flow are also imaginary. Apparently nobody actually bothered to look for them - they just imagined that they were there and claimed that as fact (like Chi).
It turns out that acupuncture has the same effectiveness no matter where you put the needles. Thus disproving the concept of aliments caused by blocked meridians and the flow of Chi.
It seems the bulk of the "results" from acupuncture are due to the placebo effect, but there may also be some minor effects caused by the irritation of sticking needles in someone... perhaps it simply distracts from the real irritation in the same way that hitting your thumb with a hammer makes you forget that your elbow was sore.
yes it does but it has its own limitations. it is the one of the best available treatment for backache, sciatica pain, periarthritis of shoulder, undiagnosed chronic pain of abdomen, it can help in improving some neurological conditions if used properly and with great care. it is useless in knee pain, infection, malignancy, medical emergency, tennis elbow for smokers. it is a very simple treatment don't get misguided by false claims. it is easy to learn, can help in reducing the number of pain killers people pop. it improves ones general health if used for extended period with some breaks given time to time.
Acupuncture works on the principle of chi, living energy that flows through all things. According to the discipline, the disruption to proper flow of chi in a human being can result in illness and discomfort. An acupuncturist inserts thin needles into the skin of a patient to redirect the chi to its proper flow and restore health.
I have personally not seen any positive results from this procedure as it was used on my mother who had serious RA. However there are those that swear by it.
No, because a chiropractor and accupuncturist are two vastly different diciplines. Each has their own separate accreditation process. You need to have the proper certifications in order to perform accupunture. No accupuncture can not be performed by any doctor. There are accupuncture specialist that can perform this procedure. Most are pain relief specialist.
they don't. traditional acupuncture is Chinese.
if you're doing IVF accupuncture is very good for implantation.
It is generally safe, in experienced hands - and sometimes quite effective.
The practice of sticking pins in a body to relieve pain or cure illness is called acupuncture. This traditional Chinese medicine technique involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to stimulate energy flow and promote healing.
I used accupuncture. It works. Takes 24-48 hours for onset of labour after a session.
Accupuncture is a great alternative treatment. The typical session will last 45 minutes.
No, there is no such thing as witchcraft. Acupuncture is a form of medicine that involves sticking needles in skin tissue to relieve pain.
Try to avoid drugs and instead see a physical therapist for a program of stretching and gentle exercise for the painful areas. Accupuncture is another big help. I was terrified of the idea of accupuncture until my neurologist sent me to a practitioner after my car accident. Thats when I felt a major difference in my pain.
Acupuncture is developed to cure stress, headaches, etc. If you need an acupuncture specialist. I suggest Dr. Alexander Heyne.
My worst weakness is my migraines. They can come on at a moments notice and last for hours. Even with medication, I can not work through them. I have to lie down and depending on how bad they are, I may have to take multiple doses of medication. I have had migraines since I was 12. Accupuncture finally helped and then I was in an accicent and now even that does not help.
In China , some segments of society who think they are "advanced" discourage discussion of the old ways, herbal remedies, accupuncture etc.