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. Dr. Jeffrey (Ji Fei) Wang ,OMD, L.Ac & CH 7810 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy. Ste.300 Charlotte, NC 28277
704-968-0351 www.ballantyneacupuncture.com
Oriental Medicine began about 3000 years ago Perhaps longer according to the cartoon.
Traditional Chinese medicine has a great deal to offer for people. Chinese medical practitioners treat each person individually, taking into account the whole pattern of each patients physical and mental-emotional symptoms. Treatment may include either one or a combination of herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage, dietary suggestions, and/or specific exercises or lifestyle recommendations
Acupuncture
Oriental Medicine
Exercise
Body work
Tui Na Diet Therapy
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is one branch or a part of Oriental Medicine Acupuncturists use needle to stimulate the meridians and points to prevent and treat disease in order to regulate and unblock the persons energy channels. They always combine with other therapies. The needles stimulate the nervous system to release endorphins or other naturally occurring chemicals and hormones that affect mood, health, relieve pain.
Acupuncture is one of the oldest, most in the world. Originating in China commonly Whathealing some 3,000 years is Acupuncture? used systems of ago, only in the last three decades has it become popular in the United States. In 1993, the FDA estimated that Americans made up to 12 million visits per year to acupuncture practitioners and spent upwards of half a billion dollars on acupuncture treatments.
Acupuncture
Qi maintains balance in the body. 16 meridians 360 regular acupoints 40 commonly used extra points Acupoints influence the physiology
They are natural materials. Most of them are products of plants, food. 400 commonly used herbs Each herb has specific properties and functions Forms of herbs are taken: Decoction /Tea Capsule Powder Tablets Syrup Tinctures Pills Ointments Plaster Extracts and more
Chinese therapeutic massage Manipulating and influencing the acupoints and meridians to restore and maintain health
Acupuncture has capacity to harmonize and enhance our capacity for enjoyment, fulfillment and happiness Acupuncture harmonizes the balance of whole body, Yin/Yang; Qi/Blood; Zang/Fu Acupuncture restores and maintains the normal function of meridians. Acupuncture regulates the function of immunity system. Acupuncture calms mind and Spirit.
Oriental Medicine is a holistic medical system that has diagnosed, treated, and prevented diseases for over thirty centuries. Oriental medicine treats not only diseases, but also the underlying patterns causing disease, root causes of disease. It focuses re-harmonize imbalances in the body. While it remedy ailments and alter states of mind, also enhance recuperative power, immunity, and the capacity of pleasure, work, and creativity.
Yin & Yang Yin Wet Moon Front Female Darkness Rest Matter Cold Chronic Yang Dry Sun Back Male Bright Activity Energy Heat Acute
What Is Qi?
---Qi ---Vapor, Steam, Gas ---Uncooked Rice Energy Material Force Matter Ether Matter-Energy Breath Vital Force Life Force Vital Power Moving Power Essence Function
Philosophies
Absence of disease Harmonize between Human being with Nature Harmonize between Internal organs
Health and Longevity Harmonize between Human being with society Harmonize between Internal with External
Principles
Prevention and treating before disease arises Seeking the root cause of disease Strengthening the bodys capacity to restore the balance between Yin and Yang Giving treatment in line with the patients constitution, climatic condition, and geographic location
3000-4000 years National Institute of Health World Health Organization More and more everyday
Safe & decreased side effects Cost effective Oriental medicine is in demand
A 1997 study showed that approximately 40% of the U.S. population used some form of alternative medicine;629 million visits to those providers annually.
Diagnosis
Primary health care system for over 3000 years NIH (National Institute of Health) stated in 1997 report acupuncture is effective in the treatment of:
Nausea Dental pain Addictions Asthma Osteoarthritis Menstrual Cramps Myofascial Pain Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Lower Back Pain
In 1979, the United Nations World Health Organization lists over 40 conditions treated by acupuncture:
Digestive Abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, hyperacidity, indigestion Neurological headaches, migraines, neurogenic bladder dysfunction, Parkinsons disease Musculoskeletal- arthritis, back pain, muscle cramping, muscle pain & weakness, sciatica Gynecological infertility, menopausal symptoms, premenstrual syndrome (continued)
In 1979, the United Nations World Health Organization lists over 40 conditions treated by acupuncture: Eye-Ear-Nose-Throat cataracts, gingivitis, poor vision, tinnitis, toothache, tonsillitis Emotional-anxiety, depression, insomnia, nervousness, neurosis Miscellaneous addiction control, athletic performance, blood pressure regulation. chronic fatigue, immune system enhancement, stress reduction, postoperative pain, stroke, asthma, bronchitis, common cold, sinusitis, smoking cessation
38 states and the District of Columbia have recognized the practice of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. Legislation has been introduced in an additional eight states.
The Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) is recognized by the United States Department of Education. Oriental medicine is a four-year masters level program(2700-3200 hours training) since 1980, and doctor lever program since 2003. The number of licensed acupuncturists in the US has doubled between 1992 and 1998, rising from 5,525 in the fall of 1992 to 10,512 in 1998, 13,517 in 2003 .
They are more than 50 acupuncture and oriental medicine schools are accredited by NCCAOM in USA.
The students graduated from those school are titled as L.Ac, L. Ch.; Acupuncturist; Doctor of Oriental Medicine, etc.
Acupuncturetoday.Com
Acupuncture Study at Kansas Hospital Shows Dramatic Improvement in Stroke Patients (Jan.2004)
Media outlets throughout Kansas have reported that an acupuncture study conducted on stroke patients at Wesley Rehabilitation Hospital in Wichita has produced improvements so dramatic, officials have decided to stop the study early so that they can offer the service to all stroke patients who qualify. (continued)
In the study, which began two years ago, 33 patients who had suffered their first stroke were randomly assigned to receive either acupuncture or traditional speech, occupational and physical therapy. Ninety percent of the patients in the acupuncture group improved so much that they were able to go home rather than another facility after leaving the hospital, compared to just 33 percent of patients in the traditional therapy group. Stroke patients who received acupuncture also showed more improvement in the ability to carry out tasks such as as dressing, bathing, grooming, walking and changing position.
References
There are oriental medicine clinics in the western hospitals in New York, LA, NM,NC,MD,MI,KS, TX. etc. Acupuncturetoday.com Natural healing Some insurance cover acupuncture treatment
According to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, acupuncture is offered in the city's three largest hospitals.
NCCAM Awards $9.5 Million for Acupuncture, TCM Research in recent years
New Program Allows Illinois, AZ, Employers to Provide Acupuncture in Health Plans
WASHINGTON, April 16,2002 (Reuters) Acupuncture could help women undergoing fertility treatment conceive babies, German researchers said on Tuesday. Scientists said they increased the success rate by nearly 50 percent in women undergoing in vitro fertilization, the procedure commonly known as the "test-tube" baby treatment. Working with a team at the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Tongji Hospital in Wuhan, China, Paulus and colleagues tested 160 women
Working with a team at the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Tongji Hospital in Wuhan, China, Paulus and colleagues tested 160 women
NCCAM
1998 NCCAM was established at NIH
The National Center for Complementary
Dr. Jeffrey (Ji Fei) Wang,OMD 7810 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy. Ste. 300 Charlotte, NC 28277 704-968-0351;E-mail: jifei1@hotmail.com