Acupuncture-related techniques: what to do when acupuncture is not enough
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Acupuncture-related techniques: what to do when acupuncture is not enough
Description
Med Acupunct (2015), Frank, Bryan.
Abstract
Acupuncture-related techniques may often eliminate pain and restore health and function when acupuncture alone has not succeeded. Techniques that have been generally recognized include moxibustion, cupping, scraping (Gwa Sha), various acupuncture microsystems (auricular, hand, scalp, etc.) and neural therapy. In addition, the author proposes that prolotherapy is an invaluable acupuncture-related technique that leads to tissue regeneratio and functional restoration, and should often be considered as a viable therapeutic modality when acupuncture has failed.
Alternative Title
Med Acupunct
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Date
Date Created
1/1/2016
Language
English
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Type
Journal Article
issn
1933-6586
issue
2
page end
115
page start
111
volume
27