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The ancient
art of acupuncture originates from China but is now practised in many
parts of the world as an alternative therapy.
Acupuncture involves the insertion of the tips of needles into the
skin at specific points to treat various disorders by stimulating
the nerve impulses.
The needles - usually disposable - vary in length, width and shape
of head.
RESTORING
THE BALANCE
As the basis of acupuncture, Shen Nung, the father of Chinese medicine,
theorised over 4000 years ago, that the body had an energy force running
through it. Illness results when the energy pathways become obstructed
or unbalanced. Acupuncture can restore this balance.
Acupuncture can successfully treat:
There are various forms of
acupuncture.
ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE
This involves small electrical impulses through the acupuncture needles,
generally used for pain relief or prevention.
In China it is a common method of analgesia.
EAR
ACUPUNCTURE
The ear has a rich nerve and blood supply and has many acupuncture points
which correspond to many parts and organs of the body. Ear acupuncture
can be used to treat:
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