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Acupuncture is one of the key components of the system of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) . In the TCM system of medicine, the body is seen as a delicate balance of two opposing and inseparable forces: yin and yang. Yin represents the cold, slow, or passive principle, while yang represents the hot, excited, or active principle. Among the major assumptions in TCM are that health is achieved by maintaining the body in a balanced state and that disease is due to an internal imbalance of yin and yang. This imbalance leads to blockage in the flow of qi (vital energy) along pathways known as meridians . It is believed that there are 12 main meridians and 8 secondary meridians and that there are more than 2,000 acupuncture points on the human body that connect with them. Quantum Remote Treatment

Fully Automatic Auriculotherapy, laser%20therapy%20for%20tendonitissitemap.xml and The Greatest Risks. Acupuncture has long been positively accounted for helping the body’s internal organs; particularly correcting imbalances in digestion, absorption, and energy production as well as circulation of the energy produced in the body through the various meridians. remote

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Use your bio-electricity and run your body and mehanizamsamo-healing. Monitor for home treatment of high blood pressure works on the principle of traditional Chinese medicine and bio-electricity of the human body. Blood pressure will be controlled after 5-7 treatments. Therapy can be a supplement or alternative to medication for a gradual reduction in medication. Quantum Remote Treatment

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