Suffering from Osteoarthritis? Acupuncture to the Rescue

Written by C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot


Keeping in tune with our commitment to providingrepparttar latest, medical breakthroughs, I recently hadrepparttar 114544 rare pleasure of speaking with Professor Jorge Vas Ruiz , (Subdirector ofrepparttar 114545 Master University of Acupuncture, ACMAS Huangdi located in Sevilla, Spain) regarding acupuncture's effectiveness on osteoarthritis ofrepparttar 114546 knee.

For over 8 years, Professor Ruiz and his team of elite professors have investigatedrepparttar 114547 effectiveness of Acupuncture treatment. Inrepparttar 114548 past two years, his work focused on a trial of 40 patients whereby acupuncture and relative therapies were applied.

The discoveries were that Acupuncture Techniques relatively proceeded to exceedingly heighten internal healing organisms. Professor Ruiz writes, "The art of traditional Chinese Medicine categorized Osteoarthritis as 'Bi Syndromes,' Blockages in Qi energy circulation, which results in ill health.

From Ancient Widsom, analgesic properties were founded through points of acupuncture. Numerous studies have demonstrated which nervous system neurotransmitters and natural antigens respond torepparttar 114549 stimulus of Acupuncture; and howrepparttar 114550 analgesic effectiveness of acupuncture fine tunesrepparttar 114551 peptide pathways and allows natural opiote substances intorepparttar 114552 undefined gray areas. Inrepparttar 114553 case of Osteoarthritis, acupuncture has effectively reduced and alleviated pain improving mobility ofrepparttar 114554 joints, and finally, increasingrepparttar 114555 quality of life and overall wellbeing.

Recognizing which treatment is greater forrepparttar 114556 majority as opposed to surgery, our Investigation demonstrated that acupuncture is a good treatment for arthritis ofrepparttar 114557 knee. Normally, 10-12 repetitive treatments are a necessary process depending on seriousness. Normally, patients did not require treatment past 6 months.

The Power of Ganoderma in Oriental Medicine

Written by R.G. Srinivasan


Ganoderma, a rare variety of Mushroom credited withrepparttar highest medicinal qualities byrepparttar 114543 classic Chinese ‘Seng Nong’ is indeed a subject of much research fromrepparttar 114544 ancient china of 100 B.C. or earlier torepparttar 114545 modern times by various universities and research organizations. It is also known as Linghzi in China and Reishi in Japan.

It is said that inrepparttar 114546 ancient times anyone who foundrepparttar 114547 rare Linghzi never revealedrepparttar 114548 place and kept it a secret of health, longevity and wealth. The Japanese reveredrepparttar 114549 herb as ‘God’s Herb’ where it is known as Reishi.

Lingzhi in medicine was considered so auspicious that its medical efficacy has been attested to inrepparttar 114550 oldest Chinese medical text (over 2,000 years old). The book, which is known in Japan as "Shinnoh Honsohkyo", is now accepted as beingrepparttar 114551 original textbook of Oriental medical science. In it, 365 kinds of medicines are classified and explained. Ganoderma is classified as “Superior Herb” or "God's Herbs" and they are for perpetual youth and longevity. The book states that for "superior" medicines, any amount can be taken as desired on a continuous basis with no unfavorable effects. Ofrepparttar 114552 superior medicines listed inrepparttar 114553 text, Lingzhi was rated number one. You can see how important and powerful Lingzhi was considered in ancient times. It achieved its ranking inrepparttar 114554 Chinese text not because of its symbolic importance as a good omen but because of its medicinal properties. Centuries ago, Lingzhi was said to be a medicine that would grant you eternal youth and longevity.

But after 2,000 years, Lingzhi has jumped intorepparttar 114555 spotlight as a specific medicine for cancer. This must be a bitter irony for those inrepparttar 114556 modern medical profession who discountedrepparttar 114557 herbal remedies and oriental medicine as being “old wives' tales". The families of many cancer patients who have received a diagnostic "death sentence" now seek reishi asrepparttar 114558 only way left for them.

The Linghzi Mushrooms grows only on old tree barks with specific conditions difficult to replicate.

Till 1971repparttar 114559 herb was so rare that it was hardly sited except in mountainous areas. Many researchers had attempted to plant Ganoderma artificially but failed. Till in 1971 directed by Naoi Department of Agriculture and Professor Zenzaburo Kasai, Kyoto University made a breakthrough in its cultivation.

Presentlyrepparttar 114560 herb is grown only by 10 countries. The demand far outstrips supply due torepparttar 114561 increasing evidence through various researches on its efficacy in treating many disease including Cancer, HIV, Hepatitis, Diabetes, Liver disorders and mainly as a preventive due its rich anti oxidant and detoxifying qualities. You can check further resources at http://globalhealthnetwork.tripod.com

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