http://stevenwilson.com/traditional-chinese-medicine-approach-to-sleep.html Wed, 09 May 2012 14:03:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://stevenwilson.com/traditional-chinese-medicine-approach-to-sleep.html/comment-page-1#comment-1094 Drew Baylor@mole removal Sun, 26 Sep 2010 10:22:58 +0000 http://stevenwilson.com/?p=311#comment-1094 Acupuncture and herbal medicine are at the top of my list when it comes to traditional chinese medicine because for me those our the ones who gives the most benefits. Acupuncture and herbal medicine are at the top of my list when it comes to traditional chinese medicine because for me those our the ones who gives the most benefits.

]]> http://stevenwilson.com/traditional-chinese-medicine-approach-to-sleep.html/comment-page-1#comment-1071 acupuncture Thu, 23 Sep 2010 13:49:45 +0000 http://stevenwilson.com/?p=311#comment-1071 If you think like the Chinese, you may want to visit your acupuncture clinic regularly to maintain an optimal flow of Qi, and to maintain really good health. A particular health or emotional problem may need only one or two visits, or might require a series of up to eight visits or more, depending on the problem. During a visit, the acupuncturist may insert several needles, and not necessarily at the same points from visit to visit. As the condition improves, a different set of locations might be chosen to affect a change in Qi flow to move even more quickly to good health. Sometimes the needles are inserted just underneath the layer of the skin, while at other times some of the needles may be inserted up to a depth of three inches. Insertion of the needles usually does not hurt at all. Some clients remark on an occasional pinching sensation when a needle is inserted. Once the needle is in place it can easily be forgotten. Sometimes there is a pleasant relaxing or warm sensation around the insertion point, which is an indication that the Qi flow is being redirected in the right manner. If you think like the Chinese, you may want to visit your acupuncture clinic regularly to maintain an optimal flow of Qi, and to maintain really good health. A particular health or emotional problem may need only one or two visits, or might require a series of up to eight visits or more, depending on the problem. During a visit, the acupuncturist may insert several needles, and not necessarily at the same points from visit to visit. As the condition improves, a different set of locations might be chosen to affect a change in Qi flow to move even more quickly to good health. Sometimes the needles are inserted just underneath the layer of the skin, while at other times some of the needles may be inserted up to a depth of three inches. Insertion of the needles usually does not hurt at all. Some clients remark on an occasional pinching sensation when a needle is inserted. Once the needle is in place it can easily be forgotten. Sometimes there is a pleasant relaxing or warm sensation around the insertion point, which is an indication that the Qi flow is being redirected in the right manner.

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