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    on one specific part of the body with obvious symptoms‚ Shiatsu focuses on the body as a whole.    Shiatsu is much similar to acupuncture‚ but without needles. Instead‚ the massage therapist uses finger pressure on different points on the body’s energy pathways‚ better known as meridians. Needles are actually inserted in these control points in acupuncture‚ but in Shiatsu‚ needles are not needed. Instead the MT uses fingers thumbs as well as palms at times to locate these pressure

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    Pterigyum: Case Study Relaxmedspa Abstract A pterygium is an elevated‚ superficial‚ external mass that usually forms over the conjunctiva and extents onto the corneal surface. The growth is generally benign and it commonly looks like a triangular overgrowth of the cornea of the eye. This paper shows more information about pterygium and a TCM approach to treating it. Introduction According to Fargo‚ 2008‚ chap 4.9: “Pterygium is a benign thickening of the outer coating (conjunctiva) of

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    alternative therapies (CAM) as the use of health care practices and products that are not considered to be part of mainstream health care practices (Jackson‚ Taubenberger‚ Botelho‚ Joseph‚ & Tennstedt‚ 2012). This could include vitamins‚ supplements‚ acupuncture‚ aromatherapy‚ or meditation. According to a study done by Jackson‚ Taubenberger‚ Botelho‚ Joseph‚ and Tennstedt (2012) 30% of all men who

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    In chapter 18 “Complementary and Alternative Therapies” the complementary and alternative medicine are the conventional medical care collected from different cultures. These kinds of therapies become widespread around the world especially by adults in mid-age and older age that suffered from chronic pain. The complementary and alternative therapies go over a lot of modifications and evolutions starting from ancients to this day but the concepts and principals of these therapies remain the same through

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    believe in the efficiency of acupuncture and do not see it as a functional therapy. Nevertheless‚ acupuncture has been proven its effectiveness for almost 2000 years.(1) Moreover‚ acupuncture is recognized by the World Health Organization‚ and it became a branch of physiotherapy. Furthermore‚ the effects of acupuncture have been proven in many cases.This essay will focus on three different examples of the effect of acupuncture in nowadays.  First‚ acupuncture successfully shows its impact

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    medicine and western medicine.The traditional Chinese medicine refers to a broad range of medicine practices sharing the theoretical concepts which are based on a tradition of more than 2000 year in China‚ including various forms of herbal medicine、acupuncture and dietary therapy.While western medicine based on the pathology‚physiology and microbiology for a microscopic investigation including several types of pill injection‚surgery and surgical operation vaccination.As we know‚one’s character determines

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    General Purpose To inform. Specific Purpose To inform my audience about what happens during acupuncture‚ how it works‚ what it can treat‚ and its use in Western culture. Central Idea Acupuncture is the insertion of needles into the skin that can improve the flow of energy‚ can treat a wide range of medical conditions‚ and is being used combination with Western medicine. Pattern of Organization Topical Introduction Six months ago‚ my 78-year-old grandmother was quickly losing her independence. Severe

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    Acupuncture is a typical healing practice or remedy used as a complementary and alternative medicine to western medicine. However‚ acupuncture is a mainstream treatment in traditional chinese medicine. Today‚ it involves the use of sharp‚ thin needles that are inserted into the body at extremely specific points. There are many acupuncture points along meridians.In acupuncture‚ each meridian is related to‚ and named after‚ an organ or function. When choosing specific points for a patient it will

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    Two complementary therapies Acupuncture – this technique is also considered to be a complimentary therapy. Acupuncture is a type of an ancient Chinese medicine that has been practiced for thousands of years by the Chinese. This technique is basically where you inject refined needles that have been sterile into the patient’s body. Practitioners use this method to master a bunch of both medical and health conditions like depression‚ arthritis and tendonitis and much more. It is commonly used to

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    Since its first report in the Yellow Emperor’s Canon of Internal Medicine‚ in the 2nd century b.c.‚ acupuncture has been widely implemented as a form of traditional Chinese medicine (Needham‚ 2000). The word acupuncture is derived from two Latin roots‚ acus‚ meaning “needle‚” and punctura‚ meaning “puncturing.” It is centered on the concept of “qi” an ancient Asian concept that is known as the body’s motivating energy; the qi travel along points called meridians which is where the body energies

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