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Acupuncture points are located on the skin, along the path of the meridian, and represent the energy connection of the interior of the body (primarily organs) with the external environment. There are a total of 365 major acupuncture points.

Thyreoidismus Treatment, Therapy Medicomat and Polyclinic. There is a struggle between order and entropy, where entropy always has a greater or lesser advantage. If it were not for entropy, order would last forever, which means that man would be immortal. It should be immediately emphasized here that this is the entropy of the physical body but not the entropy of consciousness and the individual genetic code. Remember that the field is indestructible, that once created it remains forever to exist.The body is a totality and every organ is interdependent upon each other. They interact and influence the health of each other. Thus, the proper monitoring and adjustment of the interrelationship between the body’s organs will produce good results.

If the radiation of the organism is "stronger" than the radiation of microorganisms, they will be overcome and destroyed. Thus, the result of this struggle can be either evolution or degradation (increase in entropy).

Coccydynia is often caused by an injury, but may occur seemingly spontaneously. There are many causes of tailbone pain which can mimic coccydynia, including sciatica, infection, pilonidal cysts, and fractured bone.

One Minute Cure Ebook, Therapy Medicomat and Healing Quantum Headset. Limping can also result from conditions that damage the central nervous system, such as cerebral palsy. Depending on the precise cause, limping may be treatable in some cases or its severity may be reduced through the use of medications and/or surgical interventions.Traditional Chinese medicine offers the following benefits: It is believed by some to treat certain chronic illnesses more effectively than Western medicine. It is holistic; all aspects of the person. It treats the root cause of the disease as well as the manifest symptoms. Chinese practitioners distinguish between the root (ben) of an illness and its branches (biao). The root is the basic pattern of imbalance in the patient’s qi; the branches are the evident symptoms.