Essay on Acupuncture and Medicine Day

Life is about balance. How it feels to always be out of balance. Rest and exercise, work and play, sugar and protein, and blood chemistry all need to be balanced in some way. When you are stressed, upset, sick or injured, certain systems in your body are out of balance. This phase is called a disease. Everyone is different and needs a certain type of treatment for different types of conditions. The medical arts today practice therapeutic touch all over the world. The painlessness and effectiveness of ancient medicine helped acupuncture, and Eastern medicine became an integral part of health care.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is one of the many forms of treatment in the ancient medical practice of traditional Chinese medicine. Acupuncture is the art and science of directly balancing and manipulating energy levels to bring them back into balance. In Chinese, this energy (Qi) is called, pronounced h e e and is the life force of the body. Optimal health is achieved through the optimal balance of acupuncture, which directly affects and balances the energy levels of the body. Acupuncture is a treatment in which points on the body are stimulated by inserting disposable needles. The patient feels a tingling or stinging sensation in the places where the body has felt pain.

Oriental medicine:

Oriental medicine encompasses several styles of traditional Chinese treatments, including diagnostic procedures, Chinese herbal medicine (qi), massage and body care (tui na). In the practice of Chinese herpetology, both single and multiple herbal formulas are used. When they are combined, a synergistic effect is created, allowing for effective treatment.

What makes it popular?

This treatment is so versatile and unique. These methods assess the individual condition of the patient. Each person is assessed and diagnosed to determine the imbalance in their body. Once a person is properly diagnosed, it is possible to establish a treatment protocol and treat them with various morals, using acupuncture and herbal formulas as mentioned above.

How it works:

The human body is surrounded by an energy field that is measured by many devices such as ECG (to monitor the heart), EEG (to monitor the brain), EMG (to monitor the muscles and nerves) and many others. Science knows that any functional change in these fields leads to changes in the energy fields of the body and can be directly manipulated. Acupuncture acts directly on the energy field of the affected body, altering the function of the associated dysfunction.It is a fundamental law of physics that when electricity flows through a conductor, it creates an energy field.

Where it works:

It is effective in the treatment of pain, osteoarthritis, post-operative nausea in chemotherapy, stroke rehabilitation, infertility, asthma, anxiety, panic disorders, insomnia, digestive and urinary disorders, premenstrual disorders,
fibrillation, semi-formal pain syndrome, migraine, obesity and even colds.

Acupuncture and other traditional Eastern medicine are rapidly gaining popularity, but it is important not to rush to a therapist without thorough information.