Acupuncture experiences

[Jill666]

Yeah, I remeber that, checking pulses and looking at my tongue as diagnostic tools. Also a lot of questions about moods, diet, exercise, etc.

Somehow I didn't think of Texas having a big Asian community- can't think why not, though. :shrug:

 

[Kirk]

Houston has an even larger Asian population.

 

[dearnis.com]

love, live, same difference.....
If you think my typos are funny you should see my handwriting!
Chad

 

[arnisador]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...s_usatoday/acupuncturessecretbloodflowtobrain

Acupuncture on pain-relief points cuts blood flow to key areas of the brain within seconds, providing the clearest explanation to date for how the ancient technique might relieve pain and treat addictions, a Harvard scientist reports today.

 

[Ceicei]

At the behest of family and relatives, I tried out acupuncture on my earlobes. It is said this Chinese acupuncturist is a top rated, excellent one, recommended by my aunt. (The acupuncturist is a physician from China, but had not been in the USA too long, just long enough to get licensed and run her practice in USA). Supposedly, the nerve damage in my ears that caused my deafness could be fixed by acupuncture. Needless to say, after eight weeks of treatment, I'm still as deaf as ever.

- Ceicei

 

[lhommedieu]

Re. Acupuncture experiences:

I've made some new additions to my website: http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze4fs8i/acupuncture_index.htm

Included is some information about how Chinese medicine is conceived to treat sports and martial arts related injuries. There are also links to Thai massage and martial arts sites.

Best,

Steve Lamade