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When it comes to healing, getting the diagnosis right is half the battle. In traditional acupuncture, much of the diagnosis depends on observation and touch, pulse reading, tongue analysis, or patient … read more

Electrical stimulation has evolved far beyond its early use for basic pain relief. Today, it's an integral part of many physical therapy and rehabilitation programs, used to accelerate healing, restor … read more

Electroacupuncture is a modern version of traditional acupuncture. It uses small electric pulses to make the treatment stronger. Instead of just moving the needles by hand, a small machine sends gent … read more

Traditional acupuncture uses thin needles to stimulate specific points along the body’s meridians, aiming to balance Qi or energy flow. Electroacupuncture builds on this by passing a small, con … read more

Electroacupuncture is changing how acupuncture is done today. It mixes old techniques with new technology to help people feel better. This isn’t just about trying something new, it can really im … read more