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    A Historical Survey of the Three Types of Acupuncture 1. Introduction to Acupuncture There are many forms of medicine but no other has withstood the test of time as well as acupuncture. There is evidence to suggest medicine in ancient China began as early as the Stone Age (CAM 3). It continues to develop under the same theories today. Acupuncture began traveling out of China in the beginning of the Current Era (Ma 94) and has now spread over the entire world. As in other academic subjects many

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    Acupuncture is an alternative medicine that heals people by introduction and handling of needles at precise spots. This procedure is used to stimulate those specific points on the body. Its practitioners variously assure that it soothes pain‚ cures sterility‚ treats and prevents diseases‚ improves general health‚ or can be used for therapeutic purposes. According to the theory of acupuncture‚ blockages in the flow of chi disrupt the comfort and lead to the disease. Many patients who want to treat

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    How Acupuncture as form of energy medicine should be intergrated in mainstream medical institutes. hypothesis doctors not being open minded and their pure unwillingness to change. Let me tell you a story about a friend of mine‚ his name is Mike. Mike is a construction worker and a former bodybuilder. Mike was involved in a bad car accident. It was so bad that he needed to have three surgeries. Even after these procedures‚ he was still in constant pain and has developed a painkiller

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    Medical Malpractice Law Medical Malpractice is a serious offense that has affected the lives of many. It became important to recognize this type of unintentional offenses and bring them under the law to give justice to the sufferers. Hence‚ the medical malpractice law was devised to provide protection to the sufferers and make the medical practitioners more careful towards their work. Factors that make a Valid Case There are certain factors that make a case valid under the medical malpractice

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    Acupuncture is a well-endowed and central technique of Traditional-Chinese Medicine. But why does it work? Through stimulating acupuncture points with needles‚ acupuncturists can boost body functions and give a sense of well-being. Many people may doubt the legitimacy of acupuncture but consider this. If acupuncture did not work it would have been forgotten ages ago considering that it was used hundreds of years before the common era. But it is still widely practiced today improving people’s health

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    Acupuncture for Pain Management Everyone at one point in his or her life has felt pain. Image if you had constant pain with no relieve in site. With acupuncture‚ relief is just a thin wire away. Scientists are not ready to admit that acupuncture works in pain management. However‚ studies have shown that acupuncture can modifies the perception of pain and how it is processed by the brain. Through neuroimaging and genomics‚ scientists can see the changes within the brain’s pain center. They

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    Using Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine to Explain Acupuncture Dr. Keown’s book connects the Chinese medicine and Western medicine to helps understand science and medicine between the two cultures. The book explains the Chinese medicine in a simple term‚ so we as a Western culture can easily comprehend it. The book doesn’t talk much about acupuncture and how to perform it. However‚ it talks about the embryology and the function of human organs. In this book‚ Dr. Kewon interrelates the concept

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    Analysis of The Science of Acupuncture and Economics of Acupuncture by Brandon Backus‚ Jaeyoung Choi‚ Zhijun Qi Introduction The scientific mechanisms of acupuncture have puzzled the Western biomedical community for years and Kathy Sykes‚ a physicist from the University of Bristol‚ is by no means an exception. In the BBC Documentary The Science of Acupuncture‚ Sykes attempts to explain acupuncture from a skeptical scientist’s point of view and concludes that acupuncture is effective for treating

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    Acupuncture Essay Outline

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    The Benefits and Drawbacks of A Person Undergoing Acupuncture Treatment Arina Dalila Binti Kamarulzaman HELP University Outline I. Introduction A. Opener: B. Thesis statement: There several benefits and also drawbacks of a person who is experiencing acupuncture treatment. II. The benefits of someone’s going through an acupuncture treatment. A. Lessen nausea and vomiting. B. Relieve chronic lymphedema after breast cancer treatment. C. Helps treat depression and anxiety. D. Reduces chronic

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    Acupuncture- A Natural and Effective Healing Treatment for Diverse Health Ailments Acupuncture is a natural therapy that has been known since the ancient times due to its competency. This is a primitive curative measure for numerous diseases‚ and a large number of patients have experienced its benefits. This meticulous treatment is safe and alleviates the body pain of the patients. The practitioners stimulate specific points on the body either with their hands or by inserting thin needles through

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