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The Powerful Needle
The needle here does not mean that one used for sewing or injection. It is a thin needle used for “ACUPUNCTURE”. Many needles prick on your body. That sounds soul-stirring, right? But, why this ancient treatment is still popular? THE POWERFUL NEEDLE
THE POWERFUL NEEDLE

The needle here does not mean that one used for sewing or injection. It is a thin needle used for “ACUPUNCTURE”. Many needles prick on your body. That sounds soul-stirring, right? But, why this ancient treatment is still popular and has been trusted by lots of people?

Acupuncture is the medthod of inserting very thins into the skin as a treatment for various diseases or to relieve pain. This treatment was the first time found in China over last 3,000 years ago and has become well-known in USA since 1971.

Nowadays, numerous traditional medicines throughout the world including acupuncture, have been studied by medical experts with the support of World Health Organization (WHO). Sinus problems, tonsillitis, common cold, asthma, bronchitis, certain eye disorders, toothaches, hiccup, diarrhea, constipation, gastrointestinal problems, headache, neurologic conditions, etc. , these are the list of diseases and symptoms that WHO agree that it can effectively be cured by acupuncture.

This ancient treatment can be performed on basically any area of the body including face, feet, and hand. The Acupuncture procedure begin with examination by asking about the individual's health, looking individual's appearance posture, listening breathing pattern and touching. Then, inserting needles into skin at specific points for 10-30 minutes and take it out. This will balance the movement of energy in the body.

However, it is possible to be infected by unclean needles. Individual can know if he/she have an infection by observing if there is signs including redness, swelling, heat and tenderness at the needle piercing area. If yes, tell the acupuncturist to get some advices.

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