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Acupuncture is a great remedy for pain but can also help many other conditions and issues. It's great that brain imaging is helping to understand how the body responds to needling on a deep level. .
Pains and needles: brain scans point to hidden effects of acupuncture
theguardian.com
Placebo acupuncture can ease short-term pain but the real thing might help to reverse the underlying pathology of a disease
I believe that there are many excellent acupuncturists practicing locally but good ratings do help š I have been getting great feedback lately from clients telling me how happy they are with the effectiveness of their treatments. I know that many people don't realize that not all acupuncturists are trained in Traditional Chinese medicine so I'm glad that all 3 on this list are TCM clinics. It really is the way to go.
Best Acupuncture in Peterborough, ON
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Handpicked Top 3 Acupuncture in Peterborough, ON. How can we actually say this? ThreeBestRated.ca 50-Point Inspection includes everything from checking reputation, history, complaints, reviews, ratings, satisfaction, trust and cost to the general excellence.
Acupuncture is going to become the medicine of the future I predict as it does so much good with so little risk. As she attests in this video, patient centered care is a key part of what helps people to get better.
She was in emotional pain, and for some time couldn't find any definite answers on how to treat it. Then she tried Acupuncture. Not only did she find the help she needed through this incredible medicine, but her whole life transformed. Now, she is the one providing Acupuncture, and helping patients in need. We had the opportunity to interview Nicole DeLorey ( Nicole DeLorey L.Ac ) for AcuTalks! An incredible practitioner and instructor, she shared with us more about how she found Acupuncture, what she specializes in, what trigger points are, and what she believes the future holds for the profession. Learn more about her Acupuncture beginnings in Episode 1. westchestersportsandwellness.com/about-nicole-delorey/ *patient filmed with informed consent* *The opinions expressed in this interview are the subject's own and do not reflect the view of TSCA* #acutalks #acupuncture #interview #future #medicine #healthcare #collaborate #possibility #triggerpoint #triggerpointtherapy
"It is possible to apply the 5 Laws as a theoretical lens to any subject matter, including gender and sexuality, which I think presents very interesting and affirming possibilities for queer folks of all identities."
Pride Week post (first of several) discussing how TCM and Yin Yang Theory can be effective and robust concepts for describing LGBTQ+ experiences: "...I have heard queer people describe negative experiences interacting with caregivers who criticize people's life choices or realities, and feel justified in doing so by using the tenets of TCM to dictate how someone's life should be lived. I don't think this is right. It isn't right from a personal, moral standpoint. It isn't right from a modern, (Canadian/Ontarian) legal perspective of human rights. And perhaps most importantly from the viewpoint of TCM itself, it isn't right from a nuanced and detailed understanding of the core of TCM philosophy, which is Yin Yang theory." www.enmanbeech.com/single-post/2017/06/20/Queering-Traditional-Chinese-Medicine-Part-1-The-Basics...
A study of acupuncture for pain management from Australia.
Emergency doctors are using acupuncture to treat pain, now here's the evidence
theconversation.com
Some emergency doctors are already using acupuncture to relieve patients' pain. Now a new study shows when it works, when it doesn't and how emergency departments of the future might use it.
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