Benefits of Acupuncture beyond body pain

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The 9th International Conference on Herbal and Traditional Plant Medicine, to be held in Tokyo, Japan on November 14–15, 2022, is an annual event that the organizing committee for traditional medicine cordially welcomes participants from all over the world to.

The Traditional Plant Medicines 2022 conference is a premier gathering of unique and international experts, researchers, clinicians, and decision-makers from academia and industry from around the world to share their knowledge, experience, and most recent research findings in the fields of traditional medicine and phytochemistry. The conference will be organized through a series of oral presentations and e-poster presentations.

Our sessions include topic like Acupuncture, Needle treatment is based on the idea of passing delicate needles through your skin at strategic points on your body. Needle therapy, which is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine, is most usually used to relieve pain. Needle therapy is defined in traditional Chinese medicine as a strategy for altering the surge of unimportant or life force — known as qi or chi (CHEE) — that is recognized to flow through the body.

In order to perform acupuncture, tiny needles are inserted under the skin at specific bodily locations. Acupuncture, a crucial element of traditional Chinese medicine, is frequently used to relieve pain. It is increasingly being utilized for overall wellness, which includes stress reduction.

Acupuncture includes:

·         Tui Na Massage

·         Trigger Point Therapy

·         Auricular Acupuncture

·         Korean Hand Acupuncture

·         Veterinary Acupuncture

 

Many Western practitioners, in contrast, see the acupuncture points as locations to activate muscles, connective tissue, and nerves. According to some, this stimulation increases your body's natural painkillers.

Many people are experiencing health issues with their bones, joints, and muscles as a result of the Covid-19 epidemic. Here are some ways that acupuncture can save you.

The majority of us are beginning to learn about acupuncture treatments. Acupuncture is flashed in front of our faces like a large red bulb, difficult to ignore, when seeking for therapies for back and joint disorders, which have become far more common. What's the big deal, then? We'll explain what acupuncture is and how it works to treat a wide range of conditions.

These 3 are only a few of the many advantages of acupuncture:

Relief in Body pain: The entire world is attempting to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to Dr. Vinoda Kumari, Deputy Chief Health Officer, Jindal Naturecure Institute. Long working hours at home are contributing to an increase in cases of stiffness in the lower back, hips, neck, and shoulders. However, taking painkillers or other OTC (over-the-counter) drugs might help you get some pain relief. However, these drugs only treat the symptoms, not the underlying cause of the pain. To control the body's energy, acupuncture is used. For those who experience bone or muscular pain, acupuncture might be a safe therapy option (rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, myofascial pain, fibromyalgia, etc).

Relief in Diabetes: As unbelievable as it may sound, acupuncture can actually aid in the prevention of Type 2 diabetes. According to researchers at Edith Cowan University, the study was conducted on individuals who were considered to be "prediabetic," meaning that their blood glucose levels were higher than usual but not high enough to be classed as diabetic. They had acupuncture treatment, and they noticed improvements in a number of important diabetes-related indicators. These indicators include glycated haemoglobin, two-hour plasma glucose, and fasting plasma glucose in addition to a general drop in the prevalence of prediabetes.

Mental health: Numerous studies have revealed that acupuncture and medication can help with the symptoms of depression. Aside from that, acupuncture relieves tension and helps with headaches and migraines. Reducing stress hormones and balancing your mood with acupuncture will help you feel less anxious and more joyful. Along with helping your body heal, the treatment is also soothing and relaxing.

We will discuss a variety of topics that are similar to and relevant to recent studies on herbal medications. We cordially invite all experts, researchers, young professionals, and students to participate in this international event.

You can reach us on +44 7360516157

Or you can go through our web link: https://traditionalplantmedicine.conferenceseries.com/registration.php

Location: United Kingdom

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