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There is some scientific basis for acupuncture claims. Taardad Maiden Send a noteboard - 24/02/2012 01:48:15 PM
Studies are showing that deeper needling actually impacts the brain. And by "deeper", I mean the needles are inserted to a depth of 1 cm, rather than 1 mm. Interesting to see what research unfolds as we learn more and more about the brain.

Acupuncture "deactivates" the brain
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I've always suspected doctors do more harm than good (cipro/tendonitis) (NSSP). Aeryn - 06/02/2012 03:43:31 PM 845 Views
R.I.C.E LadyLorraine - 06/02/2012 03:53:13 PM 792 Views
When I had inflamed joints and muscles the osteopath recommended heat and cold. Rebekah - 06/02/2012 04:13:41 PM 669 Views
Seriously! I'm flabbergasted Aeryn - 06/02/2012 04:42:42 PM 607 Views
heat is a good idea too. it loosens stuff up. LadyLorraine - 06/02/2012 05:17:25 PM 567 Views
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What do you have? Tennis elbow? everynametaken - 06/02/2012 04:29:53 PM 589 Views
Acupuncture is not measurably more effective than a placebo, so I would recommend saving your money. *NM* Dreaded Anomaly - 06/02/2012 08:59:21 PM 297 Views
For one, that statement varies on the study. LadyLorraine - 06/02/2012 09:53:57 PM 631 Views
There are better trials than the random-insertion "sham" acupuncture ones. Dreaded Anomaly - 08/02/2012 04:53:08 PM 710 Views
There is some scientific basis for acupuncture claims. Taardad Maiden - 24/02/2012 01:48:15 PM 906 Views
Truly sorry to hear that. Joel - 06/02/2012 09:56:21 PM 760 Views
thats why kids under 18 cant be prescribed Cipro. Aisha - 07/02/2012 12:25:43 AM 607 Views
Why are you taking cipro? rebelaessedai - 13/02/2012 01:36:48 AM 602 Views
Interesting Amys - 19/02/2012 05:49:38 AM 846 Views
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