Acupuncture is a technique when you insert the needle in the skin at specific acupoints on the body to prevent and treat diseases.

Maintaining Yin-Yang balance

Acupuncture stimulates blood flow triggering the activity of the body's natural painkillers-treat diseases.

How to choose points. 

​​​​​​​1) proximal-an adjacent area of ​​​​the disease.

​​​​​​​2) distal-beneath the elbows and knees, based on the distribution of meridians and collaterals.

​​​​​​​3) contralateral-acupoints located opposite to the affected area.

​​​​​​​Manipulations and Deqi.

​​​​​​​Qi (needling sensation)-reaction of meridian qi when the needle is inserted to a certain depth. directly related to the therapeutic effects. quick arrival of qi-good therapeutic effect and vice-versa.

​​​​​​​Compatibility of acupoints-method of combining points from meridians (two) exterior-interior related, method of combining left and right points, upper and lower points. Treating LBP.

​​​​​​​Based on syndrome differentiation we select acupoints. 

​​​​​​​acupoints are stimulated in the same time/

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Accupunture therapy on the common diseases

- Acupuncture guided by traditional chinese medicine theories to prevent and treat diseases.

- Acupuncture is used to insert needle into the skins at specific location on the body (acupoints) at various depths

- Treatment is achieved by balancing yin and yang and dredging meridians. Acupoints are seen as places where nerves, muscles and connective tissue can be stimulated. This stimulation increases blood flow while triggering the activity of the body's natural painkillers

- Accupunture technique:

1. How to choose points:

a. Selection of proximal acupoints:

- Select acupoints located on the adjacent area of disease because acupoints can be needled to treat disease around or near them.

- Means to select acupoints located in or near the affected area.

- Main acupoints: oh-yes acupoints

b. Selection of distal acupoints:

-Distal to the affected area. In this case, acupoints are located below elbows and knees. This method is based on the distribution of meridians and collaterals.

c. Selection of contralateral acupoints:

- Opposite to the affected area, known as to select acupoints on the right to treat disease on the left and vice versa.

4. Selection of acupoints according to symptoms

2. Manipulation and Deqi:

3. Acupuncture technique: