Acupuncture for All Those Aches and Pains

by taylorevance@gmail.com | August 2, 2016 7:27 am

If, like me, you have quite a fear of injections and needles, then acupuncture, that practice of sticking needles onto different parts of your body to cure sicknesses might seem scary at 1st.

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That might be something that the practice has going for it when you think about it. It must have worked already for quite a number of people if it has existed already for thousands of years and is still being practiced by millions up to now.

If you’ve been long been suffering from some problems like headaches or chronic pains and your regular visits to the doctor don’t seem to be helping you, then why not consider a trip to an acupuncture specialist? Who hasn’t heard of somebody’s aunt somewhere suffering from arthritis and trying out everything that the doctors recommended all to no avail, only to finally be cured by a really good acupuncturist?

If it could actually work for you, perhaps you were wondering. You might feel a bit skeptical since traditional Chinese medicine doesn’t immediately coincide with theories in modern Western medicine. The use of needles to cure people was discovered thousands of years ago in China long before microscopes or x-ray machines were invented or before germs and bacteria were discovered.

What typically happens when you go to an acupuncturist?

Based on what the acupuncturist finds out about your sickness, he or she would then formulate the treatment that your body needs. With traditional Chinese medicine, sicknesses are seen as a kind of imbalance and loss of harmony between your bodies’ organs. You can consider the use of needles on your body as just a way to push your body and its organs back into balance.

The acupuncturist would listen to sounds that your body makes like the sounds coming from your lungs. How your body smells could also be an indicator of your overall health for the acupuncturist’s diagnosis.

The specialist would begin inserting very thin needles into the right places in your body. An acupuncturist’s needles are usually much thinner than the needles that are used for injections.

How does the use of these needles help you?

A lot of problems have been claimed to have been alleviated through this practice. These include headaches, the common cold, arthritis, back pains, asthma and even infertility.

The specialist would begin inserting very thin needles into the right places in your body. Some theories as to why it works involve acupuncture perhaps stimulating the brain’s release of the body’s natural painkillers. Acupuncture could also stimulate proper circulation in the human body.

Even though acupuncture isn’t part of Western medicine, Western medicine experts have studied it extensively. Some theories as to why it works involve acupuncture perhaps stimulating the brain’s release of the body’s natural painkillers. Acupuncture could also stimulate proper circulation in the human body.

It couldn’t hurt and it might actually be the one to finally relieve you of a lot of your body’s pains and aches and even make you healthier.

Western medicine is still studying acupuncture and trying to find out how to best integrate it with practices in Western medicine. That is why, along with Western medicine and trips to the doctor, one could certainly try acupuncture.

With traditional Chinese medicine, sicknesses are seen as a kind of imbalance and loss of harmony between your bodies’ organs. You can consider the use of needles on your body as just a way to push your body and its organs back into balance.

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