Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Practice 2.17

Acupuncture is part of an ancient and sophisticated form of medical treatment which originated in China but has increasingly spread throughout the world.
It involves the insertion of extremely fine, pre-sterilised, stainless needles at pre-determinated point on the body surface to restore internal health.
In the hands of a fully qualified practitioner the use of acupuncture is entirely safe and free of any harmful side-effects. It has stood the test of times over several thousands of years.

Acupuncture can be used alone or combined with other forms of Traditional Chinese Medicine, commonly referred as TCM.

One of the most outstanding features of TCM is that it can tailor the treatment to fit the complaint. It is also compatible with other system of medicine, such as Western Medicine.

Acupuncture treats people who complain about deficiency or breakdown in their health. It can focus on Physical, psychological, emotional or even spiritual disorders with equal effects.

It is safe to say that there is no sick person who cannot be helped by acupuncture treatment. . The extent and speed of this help will naturally depend upon a number of considerations however can be quite helpful in both chronic and acute conditions.

There is no limitation in terms of age, sex, or condition regarding acupuncture treatment. The very young or extremely old can be treated. Pregnant women can be greatly assisted by acupuncture treatment.