acupuncture

Calling a losing study a win. Making acupuncture great again.

Having encountered numerous cervical spondylosis patients, I consistently emphasize: solving cervical spondylosis issues requires the application of traditional Chinese medicine principles. Precise adjustment of the whole body is necessary to address the comprehensive problem. Subsequent adjustments can be made based on the individual’s self-regulation changes.

Acupuncture and moxibustion, commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat diseases, achieve the goal of healing through precise regulation of meridians throughout the body. Many diseases in daily life can be treated using moxibustion.

Allowing subsidised acupuncture therapy at a public hospital is expected to be welcomed by patients undergoing often gruelling treatments

Acupuncture is an age-old remedy from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that has been practiced for thousands of years. Some studies estimate it is 3,000 years old. Today, acupuncture is used around the world in the 21st-century information age of cross-pollination of cultures and health practices.

Through the conduction of meridians and acupuncture points, acupuncture is used to treat diseases throughout the body by applying certain manipulation methods, which can play a role in opening the meridians, harmonizing qi and blood, bringing yin and yang into relative balance, and harmonizing the functions of the internal organs, thus being used to prevent and treat diseases.

At its core, acupuncture is about balancing the body’s energy pathways. According to TCM, disease occurs when there is imbalance or blockage in the flow of Qi. By stimulating acupuncture points along these pathways or “meridians,” practitioners aim to restore balance and promote the body’s ability to heal itself.

Although acupuncture is relatively safe, there are contraindications. People with skin infections, tumors, and ulcers should not have acupuncture as this may worsen their condition.