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Sharing Info 3 Complimentary Therapies
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a form of traditional Chinese medicine which involves the insertion of very fine needles at key points (known as acupuncture points) into the body. In the UK, acupuncture is a popular and well-established complementary therapy,
Acupunture is based on the chinese belief that the human body is controlled by a life force known a Qi (pronounced 'chee'). qi flows through the body in channels, known as meridians. when your Qi is disturded or unbalanced it can make you unwell. Acupunture aims to restore the balance of Qi, and helps it to run smoothly through your body.
Acupuncture is primarily used to ease symptoms of pain and discomfort. Studies suggest that there are a number of conditions which acupuncture can help to treat, a wide range of conditions including Fibromyalgia.
The potential benefits of acupunture inclued
Better overall health
Acupuncture is a very safe form of treatment, which has few side effects or complications. However, it is important to make sure that the acupuncturist that you choose is fully qualified, and practises the treatment under safe and hygienic conditions.
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