‘It has saved me from a lot of pain’: Olympic Team USA go crazy for ancient healing technique called cupping By DailyMail.com Reporter 07 August 2016 Several Team USA athletes have been pictured with small, circular marks They subscribe to the healing technique called cupping Works by applying class cups to the skin and then creating suction Read more about Olympic Team USA go crazy for cupping[…]
Olympic Athletes Who Use Acupuncture By Kluthe Acupuncture July 2016 It has been shown that acupuncture can help the body in many ways. From repairing the digestive system to boosting Qi, enhancing athletic performance to mending strains and sprains, acupuncture has many uses and most of these uses are beneficial for professional athletes. As the Olympics in Read more about Rio Olympics 2016 – Athletes & Acupuncture[…]
Cosmetic acupuncture in vogue with celebrities looking to stay sharp without binging on Botox By Jennifer Hyland for Daily Record 21st March, 2016 WITH 30 looming, botox seems to be a word that keeps cropping up in conversation directed towards me. In our fast-paced world, where we want everything newer, shinier, tighter and right now, Read more about Cosmetic acupuncture in vogue with celebrities looking to stay sharp without binging on Botox[…]
Could acupuncture be the cure for hay fever, your niggling MIGRAINE or even ASTHMA? By Felicity Thistlethwaite, for Express.co.uk 1st April, 2016 If you asked Joe Bloggs what acupuncture was, he’d probably say it was something people in Hollywood had as part of their relaxation routine. It isn’t something often associated with a normal, healthy Read more about Could acupuncture be the cure for hay fever, migraine, or even asthma?[…]
Should acupuncture be used more widely in the NHS? By Rachel Pugh, 13 october, 2015 Every woman needing pain relief while giving birth at University College London hospital (UCLH) is offered acupuncture, with around half of the hospital’s midwives specially trained to give the treatment. UCLH is far from typical in this respect, though: acupuncture is Read more about Should Acupuncture Be Used More Widely in the NHS?[…]
3 Great Reasons To Get Acupuncture This Winter By Jennifer Dubowsky, for tcm007.com 29th Bovember, 2015 1) Reduce stress – A cold winter could stress anyone and we all know that stress has a negative impact on our minds and bodies. Acupuncture reduces stress quickly and safely. 2) Prevent illness – Winter is rough, the Read more about 3 Great Reasons To Get Acupuncture This Winter[…]
Why Runners Should Definitely Try Acupuncture By Ashley Lauretta, for Women Running magazine 18 December, 2015 Acupuncture, the alternative medicine practice of sticking thin needles into pressure points to relieve pain. While most runners first thought is to visit a physical therapist to treat pain symptoms, acupuncture is a great way to relief general soreness Read more about Why Runners Should Definitely Try Acupuncture[…]
A Close-up Look at Acupuncture for Pain By Liz Neporent, for ABC News 22nd April, 2014 A growing number of Americans would prefer to stop popping pills and avoid going under the knife to treat a bum knee, achy lower back or sore hip. Instead, they’re turning to the ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture to Read more about A Close-up Look at Acupuncture for Pain[…]
Healthcare Medicine Institute, 9th November, 2015 Acupuncture is an effective treatment for the relief of insomnia. Two independent research teams from the Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine found acupuncture over 90% effective for the treatment of insomnia. In addition, Li et al. found an important biochemical basis for the efficaciousness of acupuncture in the treatment Read more about Acupuncture Relieves Insomnia and Extends Sleep[…]