- In a Mayo Clinic study of 50 patients, six acupuncture treatments given over two to three weeks significantly improved symptoms of pain and fatigue.
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2016
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One of acupuncture’s most spectacular by-products is its anesthetic effect. It’s very effective in managing pain and it does so without any side effects that come with normal painkillers like addiction. In fact, it is widely used as anesthesia in China and the West too.
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Four out of every ten Americans use alternative medicine according to University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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Researchers at Penn Medicine, one of the world’s leading academic medical centers, found that electro-acupuncture helped reduce joint pain by as much as 40 percent in women with breast cancer.
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Fear of needles is the number one reason people don’t try acupuncture. While some really do have a phobia of needles, the vast majority of people associate needles with pain. It’s a valid association; as kids, we quickly ...
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