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Users of acupuncture in Japan are more likely to be elderly and to have a limited education. It can be tricky to get the job done, especially when trying to get the needles in. If moxa ever feels too hot, tell your acupuncturist and he or she will remove it immediately. Relax Your Muscles After the treatment, you can relax your muscles by using heat compress.

Main article: There are various government and trade association regulatory bodies for acupuncture in the United Kingdom, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Japan, Canada, and in European countries and elsewhere. Acupuncture points where needles are inserted are mainly but not always found at locations along the meridians. There are also several forms of indirect moxa, which create a warming effect without ever coming in contact with the skin.

Healing Chronic Pain Holistically: Acupuncture without Needles - Apart from the usual filiform needle, other needle types include three-edged needles and the Nine Ancient Needles.

Written by Emily Laning, L. Have no fear, there is a way to get around the needles. If you are needle shy, or needle sensitive, you can still receive the benefits of acupuncture with other handy tools that your acupuncturist may have for people just like you. Cold Lasers I typically use cold lasers for my very sensitive adult patients. Cold laser therapy is a way to reduce pain and stimulate healing using a low intensity laser. These lasers do not cause tissue to heat, using low levels of light often red light photons. The photons that are absorbed into the skin are thought to stimulate the mitochondria to accelerate the healing of damaged cells. Tuning Forks Tuning Acupuncture Without Needles are one of the more popular, and requested, tools I use. This vibrational therapy enhances acupuncture treatment. I typically think to use tuning forks when I have a patient with anxiety, as this treatment is very good at helping people to relax and can be very grounding especially when used on the bottoms of the feet. Both children and adults love the feeling of the vibration on acupuncture points. I can use tuning forks as a stand alone treatment, and would be glad to do so for people who are too fearful of needles, although I typically use them in conjunction with acupuncture treatment to encourage a deeper state of relaxation. Tuning forks are struck, then applied to acupuncture points or along acupuncture meridians to open the energetic pathways of the body. Vibration applied to acupuncture points is quite effective because sound waves travel well through water, and as we know, our bodies are about 75% water. Using tuning forks for vibrational therapy is both restorative and energizing, activating the natural current through the body. Some acupuncturists who use sound healing believe that tuning forks are even more powerful than acupuncture needles, some of my patients might agree! Shonishin For parents who are concerned about their child being needled, Shonishin is a specialized form of pediatric acupuncture. These tools and techniques come from Japan and are a gentle and effective way of treating infants and children up to age 12 without Acupuncture Without Needles use of needles. While infants and children certainly can be treated with traditional acupuncture, it is often easier for a child to not have needles inserted, especially when they are a toddler or young child and it is difficult to sit still. Small metal tools are scraped, tapped or brushed along the meridians to achieve balance and treat illness. If you are hoping to find a Chinese medicine practitioner who will be sympathetic to your needle-phobia or needle-sensitivity, call around to see what alternatives they might have to traditional inserted needles.