The paradox of Acupuncture....

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The paradox of Acupuncture....



It was impossible for me to find out from my acupuncture doctor the name of Parkinson's Disease in TCM.He finally explained to me that from TCM point of view any kinda of disease is viewed as an unbalance at the level of energy passing through different meridians. From acupuncture point of view my disease did not exist...it was just an imbalance at the level of kidney stomach and liver meridians.Once the imbalance was solved, the disease was cured!

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