Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a science based on Energy management technique. There is a constant interchange of energy between the exterior and interior of the body through energy pathways embedded in the skin. These pathways carry the energy of the individual organs and create a balance in a healthy individual. According to the Chinese philosophy any disturbance happening in the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual part of a person is due to functional disturbance of the internal organs. So whenever there is a disease which is a reflection of disturbance in the interior or exterior, the energy flow manipulation corrects the disturbance and brings in harmony in the energy levels which leads to restoration of health in a sick person.
FAQ
- What is special about Acupuncture?
- Does it hurt or is it painful?
- Any Electrical stimulation or other methods involved?
- Myths about Acupuncture
- Myth 1 : Acupuncture hurts - after all, we're talking needles
- Myth 2: Acupuncture is ancient folk medicine; no legitimate healthcare professional would recommend it
- Myth 3: Acupuncture may conflict with medication, physical therapy and other ‘mainstream' conventional medical treatments
- Myth 4: Acupuncture is only useful in treating pain
- Myth 5: Acupuncture has a lot of side effects and you'll need time off work
- Myth 6: Acupuncture’s effects are psychological. It doesn’t really do anything
- Myth 7: Once you start acupuncture, you'll always need acupuncture
- Myth 8: If you do not see results in one or two treatments, then you're unlikely to benefit from acupuncture
- Myth 9: Acupuncture may transmit diseases from one patient to another