Physiological effects of Acutouch
on body :
Pain control -
Increased circulation
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Reducing body and mental fatigue
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Increased elimination of toxins
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Restore harmonic balance
Chi stimulation -
Enhanced nutrient uptake into the cells
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Normalization of the Autonomic Nervous System function
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Mild Alkalization of the blood
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Anti-inflammatory Effect
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Improved Oxygen delivery
Improves the immune system's natural resistance -
Contains damage done by positively
charged Free Radicals
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Increases the blood Ca levels
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Improves the sleep cycle
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Recovery from alcohol and drugs
Controlling stress
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Diagnostic
Uses of Acutouch
One of the most exciting things about the acutouch is that it can
be used diagnostically. If you suspect an organ of being diseased
or a particular system of causing pain, you can use the acutouch
to elicit a reaction. If the system you are treating is non-reactive
then you need to re-asses your diagnosis, or you have not been accurate
in locating the specific treatment point.
A positive reaction will confirm your
diagnosis having found the anatomical reference point and finding
that there is little if any reaction, you can still work within
a cm radius of the anatomical reference point to try and elicit
the reaction that you are looking for. This will result in a far
quicker response to treatment for the patient.
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Pain treatment
with Acutouch
Painful conditions that respond well to acutouch therapy include
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Myofacial pain - trigger point approach to treatment.
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Non-myofacial: nociceptive pain and visceral pain --- best approached
by segmental acupuncture.
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Neurogenic pain - direct segmental stim may be effective but
this can often exacerbate the symptoms. In this case non-segmental
acupuncture is usually the best approach.
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Acute or surgical pain - acupuncture used in addition to anesthesia
or sedation. Non-segmental approach is usually the best.
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Disease
conditions relieved with Acutouch Therapy
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