Acupuncture

Acupuncture stimulates and accelerates the body’s ability to rebuild, repair and maintain itself. Acupuncture stimulates inter alia, the delicate nerves that run along the skin and the blood vessels. Whereby the central nervous system and thus the brain control of body functions and organs are affected. For example, nervous system, skin and muscles, heart and blood circulation, respiratory and digestive system, hormone secretion, urinary tract and genitals and antibody production (immune system).

The treatment is done by the insertion of thin needles into the skin at specific acupuncture points. Acupuncture points are through the meridians – energy courses – connected to the system. When affected by an acupuncture point affected life energy, called Qi, flows in order to restore imbalances in the body. When the needle is set, there can, briefly, be a slight pain followed by a feeling of heaviness or heat. Each treatment is individual and tailored to each person.

There are different methods – including various systems such as ear, hand, scalp and trigger acupuncture and Acunova. Latter acts directly via the nervous system and is particularly effective in the treatment of pain and visual impairment. We treat calcification in the eye background, the so-called macular degeneration successfully.

Examples of acupuncture scopes

Pain:
Joint and muscle pain, back pain, “cold shoulder” Tennis elbow, Headache, for example, migraine, menstrual pain, pain after surgery, pain from injuries such as sports injuries.

Inflammation:
Sinusitis, Bronchitis.

Gastrointestinal problems:
Gastritis, colitis, diarrhea / constipation.

Circulatory Disorders:
Leg cramps, Poor circulation, Angina.

Skin Problems:
Dry skin, Moist skin, itching, eczema.

Allergic Diseases:
Asthma, hay fever, eczema, allergic reactions.

Eye disorders:
Dry macular degeneration treated with micro-acupuncture system Acunova.

Acupuncture philosophical basis

Acupuncture philosophical basis is the interaction between the two opposing principles, YIN & YANG that govern the universe and man. Heat and cold, acid and alkaline, day and night, give and receive, rest and motion, active and passive, positive and negative, male and female, etc.

When these opposites – mutually exclusive and holding each other’s existence in check – in balance, man is healthy. The aim is to maintain the healthy balance to create harmony that is focusing on Health and Alacrity.

This philosophy goes through all the treatments and the Chinese doctors were in the same time offering only apply when the patients were healthy!

Acupuncture History

Acupuncture history stretches back more than 5000 years. In China and Sri Lanka, there are sure signs that 3000 years ago, the acupuncture point was used to impact problems associated with a variety of diseases.

Acupuncture was in 1979 officially recognized by the WHO – World Health Organization – as a healing method for a variety of diseases.