Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine has been used for animals for centuries. An old tale says acupuncture was discovered when war horses were punctured with spears tips and their muscular issues decreased. Whether or not that story is true, the healing benefits of acupuncture and herbs are becoming more and more accepted by western culture and the western medical community.
A dear doggie client of ours used acupuncture successfully to treat his deteriorating hips. His human expressed her excitement when her pooch was better able to climb stairs and move around.
Acupuncture and herbs are not only good for muscular and skeletal issues, but are also helpful for allergies, gastro-intestional disorders, urinary issues and more. Acupuncture works by balancing the "vital energy" or "qi" in the body. Acupuncture points are areas on the body where the "qi" flows through the body. When illness occurs in the body, the "qi" is not balanced. Acupuncture needles are used to balance the body and regain harmony.
To learn more about acupuncture visit http://www.thefamilyacupuncture.com
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