Is acupuncture useful for arthritis?
Yes, it can relief the pain and even improve functioning. There was a serious research
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Acupuncture for joint pain is a good option
Safe, drug free and usually effective
sure it is. however it only treats the symptoms (pain) not the cause.
an alternative to acupuncture (if you dont like the idea of needles) could be hypnotherapy , but this would relieve the symptoms (pain relief etc.) only. there are normally registers of local hypnotherapists on the net (uk one is http://www.hypnotherapysociety.com/ ) always use a registered practisioner. too many unregistered charlatans around.
hope that this helps.
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Worked very well for my mum and my aunt
Good relief and long lasting benefits after about five or six treatments
I underwent several treatments myself . It was very relieving but please make sure you visit a professional clinic and not just any therapist.
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