Acupuncture is a procedure that aims to restore the body to an energetic balance by introducing energy into energy channels (blocked meridians). I highly recommend that cancer patients perform a series of acupuncture treatments. The effect is gradual but noticeable. Acupuncture often cannot be an exclusive treatment, but it is part of treatments that strengthen the immune system.
A short review of lesser-known facts. (Questions and Answers.)
To what depth does the needle come in?
The needle penetrates the skin only about 2-3 mm.
What is the needle made of?
The needles are made of stainless steel. Silver needles (excellent conductors) are sometimes used to reduce pain.
Can acupuncture cause bleeding?
Acupuncture does not cause bleeding; a small drop of blood may sometimes appear.
Is the pain a result of the stabbing? What type of pain can you expect?
The pain is not due to the stab; the needle is thin and does not cause pain.
The pain can be sharp and temporary, similar to a mild electric shock. (The pains vary from person to person.)
For most people, acupuncture is more painful in the legs and hands than in the abdomen, chest, or back.
Why is acupuncture sometimes painful, and what does it reflect?
Painful acupuncture does not mean an unprofessional therapist; on the contrary, it requires accuracy and skill to insert the needles into the exact locations and combinations. Pain reflects successful treatment; it comes from entering the life-force energy (Qi) into the blocked meridian.
Link: Acupuncture Balances the Body's life-force (qi) energy.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/129 (Copy & Paste)
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