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Ear acupressure improves children's visual health
A small Taiwanese pilot study has found that ear acupressure may facilitate improved visual health for children
Mechanisms of acupuncture in stroke rehabilitation
A review by Taiwanese authors provides evidence that five different mechanisms are involved in the beneficial effects of acupuncture on ischaemic stroke rehabilitation ...
Acupuncture at REN-4 and REN-12 affects brain's emotion and pain networks
A Chinese fMRI study has found that stimulation of the acupuncture points Guanyuan REN-4 and Zhongwan REN-12 has an effect on functional brain networks associated with emotional and cognitive regulation.
Xin Yi San reduces symptoms of allergic rhinitis
Xin Yi San (XYS, magnolia flower powder) reduces nasal symptoms in patients with perennial allergic rhinitis (AR) due to its diverse immunomodulatory effects.
Electro-stimulation of acupoints reduces postoperative pain
Acupoint electrical stimulation (AES) can effectively reduce postoperative pain and analgesic usage, according to an RCT carried out in Taiwan.
Acupuncture effective for sciatica
Taiwanese researchers have found that acupuncture is safe and effective for relieving pain and disability in patients with non-acute sciatica ...
A serendipitous treatment of cerebral palsy with TCM
Joseph Balensi
In the initial phase of a NIH funded study (Grant #P50 AT00008-03) at the University of Arizona Pediatrics Department acupuncture was used on several children with cerebral palsy. The hypothesis of the study was that acupuncture would reduce muscle hypertonicity in children with cerebral palsy. In the course of administering acupuncture the writer was reminded that needles are only ...
Tai chi and brisk walking boost stem cells
Taiwanese researchers have discovered that tai chi may exert some of its anti-ageing health benefits by increasing stem cell populations ...
Cupping effective for neck pain
A Taiwanese study supports cupping therapy (CT) as an effective treatment for chronic neck and shoulder pain (NSP) ...
Bitter taste receptors found in human heart
An Australian team has discovered that smell and taste receptors normally found in the nose and mouth are also present in heart tissue ...
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