As the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists announces that it will not be providing insurance cover for members practising acupuncture for fertility-related treatments after 1 July, independent insurance cover will still be available through the Acupuncture Association of … [Read more...]
3 Types of Gut – Modern Medicine Supports Ancient Chinese Knowledge
According to the fascinating book Gut by Giulia Enders, researchers in Heidelberg, Germany, used cutting edge technology to discover that there are three types of gut bacteria and, therefore, three different types of human gut. These three types (or families as Giulia calls … [Read more...]
Is Acupuncture Really Effective? A Response to Scientific Critiques
A guest post by an Acupuncture enthusiast It is claimed that some studies in the use of acupuncture have shown that this therapy can be effective for reducing nausea and vomiting brought on by chemotherapy and after medical or dental operations. See … [Read more...]
Acupuncturists have different brains
Interesting piece from the Chinese Journal of Medicine about acupuncturists like Lorna Withers Acupuncturists outperform non-acupuncturists (NA) in tests of behavioural skills associated with their profession and this is reflected in structural differences in their brains. … [Read more...]
Channels More Important Than Points
Needling non-acupoints that lie on an acupuncture channel has a stronger effect on blood perfusion (BP) in the surrounding tissue than needling non-acupoints that do not line on a channel. Chinese investigators enrolled 20 healthy volunteers in their experiment and performed … [Read more...]
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