Acupuncture and bioresonance therapy

Procedure of acupuncture

Acupuncture.

   Acupuncture is a major Eastern Chinese method of treatment for the last 5,000 years. It is used extensively for a variety of medical purposes ranging from the prevention and treatment of diseases to relieving pain for restore and rehabilitation.
   In Acupuncture, fine sterile needles are gently inserted into particular points on the skin as acupoints along meridians (channels). This is said to balance the flow of vital body’s energy Qi and to treat and prevent disease.
   To really understand how acupuncture works, it is necessary to become familiar with its basics. Qi is either the life force (or vital substance) and the organizing principle flowing through all things and establishing their interconnectedness. Every living thing (both human and non-human) has qi. In the body qi is found in the heart and lungs in circulating blood and oxygen. Jing is responsible for growth, development and reproduction. Jing represents a person’s potential for development. Chinese believed that everyone is born with a finite amount of Jing. As we go through life, we lose or consume our Jing little by little. Once we lose Jing, it cannot be replaced. It is gone for ever. We lose Jing if we live a wrong or careless living. But Jing can be preserved if we live in moderation. Acupuncture can reduce the loss of Jing.
   The idea of harmony and balance are also the basic of Yin and Yang. The principle the each person is governed by the opposing, but complementary forces of yin and yang is central to all Chinese thought. It is believed to effect everything in the universe including ourselves.
   Qi is manifested through yin and yang and lie them together. The energy qi is not in static balance, it constantly circulates in a human body on the certain routes (meridians) and under the certain schedule with daily cyclicity.
   Acupoints all over the body are closely connected with inner organs as well as the inner organs with each other and they form a network of energy channels throughout the body.
   When qi flows freely through the meridians, the body is balanced and healthy but if the energy becomes blocked , stagnated or weakened, it can result in physical mental or emotional ill health.
   In fact, if there are problems with health, there is also an infringement of correct distribution of the vital energy in meridians.

How does acupuncture work?

   For correction of distribution of the energy qi, acupuncture is usually used since acupuncture points allow entry into meridians. These points provide gateways to influence, redirect, increase or decrease body’s vital substance, qi, thus correcting many of the imbalances. Using the acupuncture technique it is possible to manage effectively the balance of energetic systems and to restore health or to prevent illness. It is necessary to note that practically all diseases should be treated from correction of the meridians energy, if the illness does not demand operation.

The aims of acupuncture.

   One of the main aims of acupuncture is to restore the health, to maintain a balance of yin and yang within the whole person to prevent illness occurring and to restore existing health, through preserving your Jing and living to ripe old age.
   To restore the balance, the acupuncturist stimulates the acupuncture points that will counteract that imbalance. So, if you have stagnant qi, he will choose specific points to stimulate it. If the Chi is too cold, he will choose points to warm it. If it is blocked, he will unblock it, and so on. In this way, acupuncture can effectively rebalance the energy system and restore health or prevent the development of the disease.

What is it good for?

   Acupuncture can treat a wide variety of common and uncommon disorders. The following is a list of disorders when Acupuncture is used:

Ophthalmology:

Glaucoma

Atrophy of optic nerve

Spasm accommodation, asthenopia, ambliopia

Progressive shortsightedness (myopia in children)

Juvenile longsightedness (Hypermetropia)

Macular distrophy

Tapetoretinal abiotrophy

Pigmentary retinitis

Diabetic retinopathy

Neuralgia of trigeminal nerve

Bronchial asthma, Pneumonia

Cardiology:

Consequences of a heart attack and strokes

Parkinson's

Other diseases

Neurological and musculoskeletal disorders:

All types of head-aches and migraine, trigeminal neuralgia paralysis following stroke

Cervicobrachial syndrome (pain radiating from neck to arm), frozen shoulder or tennis elbow, sciatica, low back pain, osteoarthritis, disc disease

Peripheral Neuritis , phobias, stress control depression and nervousness

Treatment of chronic pain conditions such as: arthritis, bursitis, athletic injuries, post traumatic and post surgical pain, joint pain (neck shoulder, arm, knee, hip and leg)

Nephrology and urology:

Urethrits, cystitis, pheolonephritis, urolithiasis

Nocturnal enuresis (bed wetting)

Prostatitis, impotence

Pruritis, hemorrhoid

Other diseases

Gynecology and obstetrics:

Abdominal pain (Lower portion), adnexytis

Early climax (menopause)

Regulation of menstruation

Mioma of uterus

Erosion in cervix of uterus

ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat):

Sinusitis, rhinitis, tonsillitis, antritis (haimoritis)

Laringitis, phyringytis

Otitis, noise in ear, loss of hearing

Adenoids

Other diseases

Gastrointestinal problems:

Hiccups, gastritis , ulcers, chronic colitis, constipation, diarrhea

Diseases of liver and gall-bladder, chole (cysto) lithiasis

Pancreatitis

Endocrine and infringement of metabolism:

Adiposity, diseases of a thyroid gland

Diabetes

Various mind-emotional dysfunctions:

Anxiety, neurosis, depression, chronic fatigue

Insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome

Menopausal symptoms

Alcoholism, smoking

Drug cessation and eating disorders

Obesity

Immune function disorder:

Acne, Eczema, psoriasis (skin disorders)

Allergies

Asthma

Immune correction

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