Who used acupuncture as a treatment method for pain?

Answer 1

The precise start date of acupuncture is generally thought to have originated in ancient China and how it evolved from early times are uncertain. Chinese history attributes the introduction of acupuncture to the emperor Shennong that reigned over 5000 years ago.

Answer 2

This is a question that is still being debated. Many skeptics say acupuncture is pseudo-science, and any symptoms that are relieved are the result of what is called the "placebo effect" (if you believe something will help you, it often will, just because you believe it to be so). They also question certain Asian studies that have been released, most of which claim 100% success in alleviating pain; the skeptics, including some doctors, point out that no treatment, whether eastern or western, can guarantee such a high standard of relief, casting doubt on the reliability of the studies.

But whether there is scientific evidence or not, there are millions of people, both in Asia (where it is especially popular) and in the United States, who have tried it and insisted they received relief. And there are also a number of internet sources that insist that acupuncture can be very effective at relieving certain types of pain. The theory behind acupuncture is that it works by blocking points along nerve cells through which pain impulses would normally be sent. This prevents the pain signal from reaching the brain. But scientific studies of acupuncture are still inconclusive, with several studies showing no measurable effect, and others showing slight or even measurably positive effects. I enclose several links to articles pro and con, so that you can make up your own mind.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

the first to use acupuncture to relive pain and congestion were the Chinese

Answer 5

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