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    Auricular Acupuncture

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    Auricular acupuncture has been used widely in substance abuse treatment program throughout the North America and the world, despite limited research evidence for its effectiveness. The national Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) is a standardized 3-5 point’s acupuncture protocol, not only substance abuse but also a broad range of behavior health applications. The objective of this inquiry is to review on literature published about the NADA p 3-5 point ear acupuncture protocol in terms…

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    Neck Pain: A Case Study

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    PT for 1hr Lumbar & cervical spine, Physiotherapy 2 x 4 Lumbar & cervical spine, Acupuncture 2 x 4 Lumbar & cervical spine, Chiro 2 x 4 Lumbar & cervical spine, EMG/NCV/SSSEP of the cervical spine and left upper extremities, Work conditioning x 6 Lumbar & cervical spine, Work hardening x 6 for Lumbar & cervical spine Treatment: cane,OVs, mod activity, meds, MRI LS & CS,PT x 6 Lowback & neck, Acupuncture x 6 Lowback & neck.…

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    influenced modern day medicine, as well as advancing their own knowledge y inventing and discovering. Firstly, Chinese medicine was a system created 3,000 years ago. Through medieval Chinese medicine fatigue and food/herbal causes, atmospheric forces, acupuncture, t’ai chi, and discoveries for disease prevention were all formed. These elements helped shape the medicine used today and helped medieval Chinese medicine tremendously. Chinese medicine was a system of diagnoses and health-care…

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    Sp6 Acupuncture

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    therapies and western medicine. One of the recent evidence based research studies in alternative therapy is the use of acupuncture in obstetric patients going through labor. The article, Effects of Noninvasive Electroacupuncture on Labour Pain and Duration (Mucuk, S., & Baser, M., 2014) was created to test the effects of TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) powered acupuncture or electroacupuncture on intrapartum pain management. The study focused on electroacupunture…

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    Acupuncture Outline

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    B. Objectives i. Define acupuncture and discuss its proposed physiologic effects. ii. Describe the history of acupuncture and its use in Western Medicine. iii. Discuss use of acupuncture in Women’s Health. iv. Describe and discuss the safety, contraindications, and potential complications of acupuncture. v. Discuss nursing responsibilities and teaching regarding care of patients considering or utilizing acupuncture. II. Acupuncture A. Definition: i. The word “Acupuncture” is derived from the…

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    how to prepare and receive acupuncture It's conceivable that you have known about needle therapy, and you may even know somebody who has encountered it. Needle therapy is the endeavor to restore and keep up wellbeing through the incitement of particular anatomical focuses on the body. It should be possible either by a little needle or a laser.[1] If you're considering attempting this option restorative framework yourself, for a condition that is incessant, or one where Western solution…

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    Acupuncture Case

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    In the case of curing a liver illness with acupuncture, the healer will insert the needles onto the metal meridians. It is necessary to increase the energy of the metal meridians, as described above, to lower the energy of the wood meridians that includes the gall bladder and also the liver. It will not only allow a balance between both elements, but it will also allow the Yin and Yang to become balanced as well. During any session, an acupuncturist will leave the needles inserted in a patient…

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    Introduction This report is going to study the differences between orthodox medicine and complementary therapies for the treatments of conditions that affect different systems of the body. Next, the attitudes of the population towards complementary therapies will be analysed, as well as their psychological effects and contra-indications. The sources of information that claim the benefits of complementary therapies will be evaluated to know their reliability. Finally, it is going to be evaluated…

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    mechanisms may also want to consider Holistic therapy. Holistic therapy acquires acupuncture, acupressure, nutritional supplement, and bio feedback that may be beneficial to the patient (Bohinski, 1). Acupuncture are minor needles introduced into pathways or highpoints through the body, which states to discharge substances into the muscle, spinal cord and brain (Bohinski, 1). Acupressure is comparable to acupuncture, however instead of using needles massage therapy is at hand (Acupressure for…

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    not enough research to show how safe or effective a therapy is. If you want to try a complementary or alternative therapy, talk with your health care provider to make sure it is safe. What are some therapies that are used to treat diabetes? Acupuncture Acupuncture is the insertion of needles into certain places on the skin. This is done by a professional. This is often used to relieve long-term (chronic) pain, especially of the bones and joints. It may help if you have painful nerve damage.…

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