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Chinese Acupuncture
Acupuncture will always be mentioned whenever Chinese natural remedies are talked about.

It is believed that when combined with acupuncture, herbal remedies can work at their best. It is because acupuncture facilitates absorption of essences from the herbs. Acupuncture is a form of holistic therapy that employs the insertion of fine needles through the skin to the acupressure points. It is based on the principle that the body has meridians through which life energy runs.
Balance should be maintained so that the flow of energy is not disrupted. With acupressure, that flow is facilitated, and therefore balance is restored. Acupuncture is generally used to treat musculoskeletal disorders, emotional stress, allergies, digestive disorders, infertility, and a host of other illnesses.
Cupping
History Cupping is a method found in ancient records dating back 3500 years. It was used by the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Chinese, United Kingdom and it is still used today by many complimentary medicine practitioners. The Chinese have been doing this since ancient times by using heat inside glass or bamboo cups to create localized pressure by a partial vacuum.
Chinese herbal medicine

Substances are used in Chinese herbal medicine
There are more than 450 substances commonly used in Chinese herbal medicine. Most Herbs are of plant origin though some animal and mineral substances may also be used. You may find some in your kitchen, such as ginger, garlic and cinnamon, while others such as chrysanthemum and peony flowers, are more likely to be found in your garden! Other plant substances with similar actions have replaced traditional Herbal remedies that were derived from endangered species. Some substances that were used traditionally are no longer part of modern professional Chinese herbal medicine practice, as sustainable and ethical practises are being more widely used.
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