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Diabetes For Kids, Vacuum Gauge and Alternative Treatments Medicomat. 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.Traditional Chinese acupuncture theory is in fact based upon the assumption that the body energy system is indeed a "closed circuit" and that the basic function of acupuncture is to bring the body energy system into balance; that the body system, like an atom, must remain in balance.

Energy consists of Yin and Yang. These are the opposites of energy that need to balance. Yin consists of Dark, cold, passive and negative energy where as Yang consists of light, warm, active and positive energy. An Acupuncturist determines the degree of Yin and Yang someone has and uses pressure sites to rebalance these.

The temporomandibular joints are complex structures containing muscles, tendons, and bones. Injury to or disorders of these structures can all result in pain in the jaw area. Additionally, other medical conditions not related to the TMJ may cause perceived pain in the jaw area. One of the most characteristic of these is the pain associated with coronary artery disease or heart attack, which typically occurs in the chest but can radiate (spread) to the jaw area.

Quantum Bioresonance Sinus Pressure, Vacuum Gauge and Automatic. In 1985, the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) was established to train chemical dependency clinicians in the NADA ear acupuncture protocol. It now remains one of the most effective therapies in the treatment of addictive substances.Traditional Chinese medicine theory focuses on five organs: the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. Each organ is associated with many aspects of nature. For example, the heart is of the yang element fire and associates with joy, hot climates, bitter taste, and red hue. The lungs are yin organs associated with metal, worry, pungent taste, and white hue. Interactions between the elements of each organ give rise to health or disease.