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Traditional needle acupuncture, for some unexplained reason is considered by many as a natural form of therapy, as is herbal medicine. In reality needle acupuncture is an invasive technique and herbology is pharmacology.

Brand New Physiotherapy Apparatus, Snoring Mouthpiece and Medicomat Care And Treatment. TREATMENT with MEDICOMAT36 therapy is aimed at correcting the deranged intrabodily balance and corresponding electromagnetic radiation via specific combinations of frequencies found to resonate with the current state of ill health. They can be received by the client via the Medicomat itself or transferred to a water for oral delivery over a course of treatment."MEDICOMAT" in its software database has over 350,000 frequencies for every part and every part of the human body as well as for all existing diseases and pathological conditions. The software database of the device is regularly updated with new data.

Just as every healthy cell, tissue or organ has its own characteristic frequencies (spectra), so every disease is characterized by radiation that has a specific frequency. Thus, for example, hepatitis as a liver disease has its own specific frequency.

High blood pressure can be treated with various treatment options such as medications, natural remedies and alternative treatments. Acupuncture is one of the commonly used alternative treatment options for high blood pressure. Here is some useful information about acupuncture treatment for high blood pressure.

Hi-Tech Diagnostic Machine, Snoring Mouthpiece and Home Pharmacy Medicomat. You dont need directions or knowledge of medical doctors. The Medicomat everything works itself automatically - detect and treat all pathological changes in organs at the same time, thus achieving the greatest possible efficiency of treatment.Acupuncture (Medicomat) successfully treat migraines. Migraine - treatment without the drug - for a permanent cure. Migraine is recognized, in that the pain is localized in one half of head and nausea with a strong urge to vomit. The first description of the migraine comes back to the second century when it was Galen described the clinical and separated from the general group of headaches.