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    Additionally, although we are primarily taught one method, we are also aware of other point choosing methods as well. As an example, there are Master Tung Points which includes a great many more points. TCM is easily not a singular path. With that knowledge, it can easily be understood that there is truly no such thing as a “Sham Acupuncture Point.” Every point on the body has the potential to manipulate the flow of Qí. Whether or not the user understands it as such. There was no mention of how the conclusion was made to use Spleen 1 (SP-1, Yin Bai, Hidden White) as the “sham point.” Additionally, SP-1 is also known to have a connection to the uterus as well. According to Deadman’s Manual of Acupuncture, when needling SP-1 and Moxibustion is applied to Stomach 36 (ST-36, Zu San Li, Leg Three Miles), bleeding anywhere in the body can be halted (primarily to the uterus). According to Deadman, needling SP-1 is a classical known point for stopping bleeding and indicated for uterine bleeding as well. Not enough research has been documented to prove that applying moxibustion to SP-1 does or does not have an effect on the findings of treating…

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    Acupuncture is one of the routes in traditional Chinese therapy. Used to remove pain and some many diseases. Which insert the needles in specific areas of the body. The Chinese philosophy said the acupuncture affects the life strength of the person and insert the needles in the painful areas in the body. The acupuncture is old Chinese medicine practice develop and improve during thousands of years. In the past used sharp stones where inject in the body then development and start using animal…

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    Acupuncture: The Most Effective Alternative Medical Treatment Introduction to Acupuncture Treatment Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medical procedure that heals different maladies and works towards the wellness of your health. Acupuncture works by stimulating specific points on the skin surface using needles. These points are normally called to as the acupuncture points. The needles inserted on the acupuncture points trigger a complex interaction of body regulating processes' powerhouse…

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    HISHAM ALAMOUDI Chinese Acupuncture Introduction Acupuncture is a form of traditional alternative Chinese medicine. It is administered in form of needles inserted in the various acupuncture points in the human body. It mainly used by the Chinese people for pain relief (Abbate, 2004). Clinical practices on the use of Chinese acupuncture is common in various countries. System reviews and variety of researches have been carried on the Chinese traditional medicine. However, the results from the…

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    products that are not part of a regular care. Regular care it is practiced by real doctors such as medical doctors, physical therapist, allied health professionals and nurses. An example of an alternative medicine is acupuncture, which is based on the insertion of needles into the skin at different points on the body. Based on some investigations, researchers had found that it is one of the most common traditional Chinese alternative medicines around the world. Traditional Chinese medicine…

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    Acupuncture has a long history in human medicine. Its use can be traced back to ancient time. The rise in opioids use and because of its addictive effects, the medical community is looking into alternate therapy for opioids and acupuncture is on top of the list (MacPherson et al., 2016). In 1998 National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health came into existence within National Institutes of Health to conduct research for acupuncture effectiveness (MacPherson et al., 2016). Research had…

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    Washington, D.C. Laws & Details Formal Education requirements outlines 500 hours of clinic plus 1,500 hours of apprenticeship training for acupuncturists( Acupuncture Society of Washington, D.C.,2014)Each state has different licensing requirements (Acufinder, 2014);New Zealand schools are similar (Title, Code, Title, Code, & Medicine, n.d. & NZCCM , n.d. ). I was shocked to learn that, Otago University in NZ offers a Postgraduate Certificate in Physiotherapy (PGCertPhty), a Diploma and…

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    Laser Acupuncture In China

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    American mind during Richard Nixon’s visit to China in 1971, acupuncture has become one of the most well-known and widely used practitioner-based forms of alternative medicine in the United States. Though most commonly thought of as the insertion of needles into energy pathways in the body, acupuncture also includes electroacupuncture, laser acupuncture, acupressure, Shiatsu, auriculotherapy, and moxibustion (heat therapy), among others. (Ulett, Han, & Han, 1998) Acupuncture is thought to have…

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    Define & describe acupuncture Acupuncture is a popular ancient Chinese medicine which origins can be tracked back around 2500 years. It works on the premise that the human body has energy flow (Qi) patterns that must be free and flowing; disruptions to the Qi may be the cause for disease or illness (Medicine Net). Acupuncture works by inserting thin needles into certain points in the body’s meridians to free up these energy flow patterns and restore the body to a healthy, balanced and harmonised…

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    effects. In this case the with dry needling, the effects include soreness after needling, local hemorrhages at the at needle location, and syncopal responses or the feeling of faint. Essentially, dry needling is cheap, easy to learn, and carries a low risk. Its effectiveness has been confirmed in numerous studies and has been deemed safe by the APTA. Dry needling can be used as part of complex treatment for injuries to the bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves and can be applied…

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