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Acupuncture is a therapy based on ancient Chinese philosophy, and was first described in 90 BC in the text written by Shih-chi. Acupuncture in translation means needle piercing - its actually a very fine practice of inserting needles into the skin to stimulate specific points on the body (called acupuncture points). At first they were used needles made of stone, and later those of bronze, gold and silver, electric impulses and lasers. The points are stimulated depends on the symptoms, season, weather conditions and results of pulse checks.

Automatic Physiotherapy Stimulator, Prevention%20of%20Diabetes and Very Simply Medicomat. Attention is paid to the quantity, quality, method of preparation, and time of food intake, as well as to the patient’s body type, age, vitality; geographic location; and seasonal influences.An average 70 kilogram adult will breath at an average rate of 14 breaths per minute at rest. Excessively rapid breathing is referred to as hyperventilation.

From the point of view of quantum medicine, acute and subacute diseases are not as important as chronic diseases and that is why we will pay special attention to them. Nature favors health because from the point of view of energy it is then the lowest energy consumption and this condition is the most economical.

Back and Neck Pain can make you miserable and irritable when not treated. Medicomat has researched and tested the best choices of Back and Neck Pain Relief products in this category to help alleviate that uncomfortable sensation and prevent further injury.

Medicomat Quantum Bioresonance, Prevention%20of%20Diabetes and Healing Quantum Headset. The purpose of this test is to check the Stimulator, to provide experience in operating the Stimulator before actual use and to give you a sample of what electronic stimuli feels like.These organs include the stomach, small intestine, colon, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. Occasionally, pain may be felt in the abdomen even though it is arising from organs that are close to but not within the abdominal cavity, for example, the lower lungs, the kidneys, and the uterus or ovaries. This latter type of pain is called referred pain because the pain, though originating outside the abdomen, is being referred to in the abdominal area.