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Acupuncture is a method of promoting the flow of energy (chi) in the pathways (meridians) that help in various body functions that contribute to health. Consequently, clocking, blockage (both physical and emotional) can lead to various physical and psychological ailments. The points (acupoints) in acupuncture, are distributed across the body and together they govern various essential body processes. The use of needles is the primary difference between acupuncture and acupressure, the points remain the same.
No. Not in the way we generally describe the term with respect to drugs. Some mild and temporary effects are light-headedness, drowsiness. However, these are seldom experienced and are always temporary, lasting for a few minutes.
Known as filiform, these thin and flexible needles are generally fabricated from surgical steel. We only work with single-use disposable needles.
Our pain often comes from the memory of being present at a medical clinic, awaiting our turn for an injection. The perception of pain is heightened by the first unpleasant experience in our childhood. Many people often come to us with the fear of pain. However, they find it relatively comfortable.
Marma chikitsa is an Indian traditional healing mechanism of regulating the prana (life-force) in the body. It is the origin of all acupuncture and acupressure systems present today. It is extremely helpful in chronic physical and emotional issues since it works on the fundamental framework of the body and the mind.