Your Guide To Acupuncture Plr Ebook

Your Guide To Acupuncture Plr Ebook Table Of Contents

Introduction to Acupuncture
Different Types of Acupuncture
Eastern versus Western Acupuncture
Diagnosing Illness with Acupuncture
Finding a Practitioner
About the AAMA
Your First Visit
How Many Treatments
Acupuncture and Biorhythm
Acupuncture and Drug Abuse
Acupuncture and Beauty Treatments
Acupuncture and Smoking
Acupuncture and Female Health
Acupuncture and Pregnancy
Acupuncture and Herbal Treatments

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Introduction to Acupuncture

Introduction to Acupuncture: What It Is and Where Does It Come From

Acupuncture has long been practiced by medical practitioners for hundreds of years. Until today the beneficial therapeutic effects of the method is still considered by millions as reliable and effective. Despite the unconventional approach, acupuncture is preferred by many because of its several versatile functions as well as keeping the harmony in both body and mind.

Acupuncture at a Glance

Acupuncture comes from the Latin word “acus” which means needle and “pungere” which means prick. It is a technique that involves the insertion and manipulation of fine filiform needles. The needles are applied to specific places on the body or acupuncture points with the goal of treating aches and pains, eliminating stress and maintaining equilibrium.

Acupuncture points lie along meridians on the body wherein qi or energy is believed to flow. The points actually have no medical or anatomical basis but modern acupuncturists consider them functionally instead of structurally.