The traditional therapy that originated in China which involves the insertion of some fine, threadlike needles into certain specific points on the human body is called acupuncture. The term acupuncture comes from the Latin words, acus, meaning needle and pungere, meaning prick. It has been an integral part of Chinese traditional medicines like acupuncture in Bellmore since the ancient times, and is believed to date back to the Stone Age. However, scientific researches … Continue reading
Month: September 2010
Acupuncture Treatment: A Orlando Traditional Chinese Medicine
Orlando Traditional Chinese Medicine such as acupuncture has, over the centuries, mapped out the subtle networks and interrelationships that reveal our bodies to be dynamic cellular ecosystems.
Our body is a dynamic environment of interrelating and interconnecting networks. Some of these networks are obvious and others are more subtle. Western science has focused its attention on the obvious networks such as the nervous, blood circulatory, endocrine, and lymphatic systems.
Evidence from computer imaging of the … Continue reading
Saratoga Springs Acupuncture Treatment for Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a disorder that can seriously affect your health and quality of life. Have you tired trying with all the treatments for sleep apnea? Saratoga Springs acupuncture is one of the best treatments for sleep apnea. Acupuncture is one of the oldest alternative treatments for the treatment of many medical problems including sleep apnea.
Alternative treatment is preferred for sleep apnea treatment due to various advantages over conventional treatment. Acupuncture is well accepted … Continue reading
Treating Addiction with Acupuncture in Bellmore
Today, there appears to be new hope for those who suffer from addictions to substances harmful to their health. Bellmore acupuncture is rapidly increasing in popularity as an effective aid in the control of many addictions—from serious ones involving alcohol and hard drugs to relatively less serious ones involving nicotine and overeating.
Excellent clinical evidence supports the use of acupuncture for addiction control. The first acupuncture detoxification clinic in the United States opened in 1974, … Continue reading