Acupuncture Hypertension - Traditional And Modern Medicine

What Is Hypertension? Hypertension is an elevation in blood pressure beyond normal levels, indicating increased cardiac (heart muscle) contraction, increased vascular resistance, or both. A normal blood pressure measurement is 120/80 mmHg. Any reading above 140/90 is considered hypertension. It is often also called High Blood Pressure, HTN, HBP, or more grimly as the silent killer, as the condition often causes few subjective symptoms before becoming fatal. When untreated, hypertension can lead to an increased risk for strokes, heart attacks and kidney failure.

Quantum Bioresonance Neck Pain, Acupuncture Hypertension and Medicomat Acupuncture. The basic Ohms Law formula Voltage = Current Times Resistance (E=IR) expresses the relationship between the various parameters involved. Voltage is the energy developed in the stimulator, resistance is the skin barrier between the nerve ending and the stimulator, and current flow is what we are trying to achieve.Migraine is a frequently-encountered disease which is difficult to treat. Intractable migraine produces severe pain during episode, and is dreadful to the patient especially when it become periodic. On the other hand, the fearful mental state usually induces the attack of migraine.

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Quantum Bioresonance Lungs, Acupuncture Hypertension and Medicinal Effects. The number, type and severity of symptoms experienced can vary from woman to woman, and from month to month. Symptoms increase about 7-10 days before the onset of the period and then immediately decline. Symptoms are not experienced throughout the menstrual cycle. If a woman reports experiencing symptoms throughout the menstrual cycle, it is not PMS.The above TCMs methods can be used single or combined to each other within the clinical practice. Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine are commonly used in our clinic. The other three methods: cupping, moxibustion or Tui-Na will be applied if the practitioner thinks it is necessary with the therapeutic treatment.