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Title:Acupuncture & IVF
Paperback: 224 pages
Publisher: Blue Poppy Press (August 2003)
Category: Acupuncture Courses
The Full Meaning of Yin in Chinese Acupuncture
Yin is the amount of water and thin fluid which irrigates an organ.A defi-ciency of yin will cause dryness of skin, with hardening, cracking, peeling and possible wrinkling.
The Blood in Chinese Acupuncture
The term blood refers to red blood, which nourishes all the cells of the body. This red blood is nourished by the spleen, which stores the nutrition from food and drink and distributes it to the whole body;
Blood,Yin,Yand and Qi In Acupuncture
Having briefly encountered the yin and yang, we now need to consider them in more detail.We can diagramatically represent yin and yang by two 'towers', providing an easy visualization of an imbalanced state.
Guidance for Primary Care Groups and Trusts
GPs face potentially confusing guidance regarding their role in arranging for their patients to see CAM practitioners.Those GPs in our survey who did not believe it appropriate for acupuncture to be made available on the NHS
Components of Yin and Yang
This article describes the various properties of Yin and Yang ,You can use the table to easily know the meaning of Yin and Yang.
Models of provision of acupuncture in primary care
In order to facilitate the potential integration of acupuncture, and other CAM services, into the NHS, a greater understanding is required of possible models of provision. The Foundation for Integrated Medicine (1997),
Integration into the NHS
Over the last decade or so there have been major organisational and structural changes within primary care in the NHS. The late 1980s brought the introduction of fundholding (1989),
Cost-effectiveness Of acupuncture
Cost-effectiveness will be an important issue for the potential future integration of acupuncture into the NHS. Very little is known about this issue (van Haselen, 1999), and there are few robust studies which have tackled it.
Funding of the acupuncture
The provision of acupuncture treatment has flourished despite lack of widespread knowledge of its efficacy, lack of comprehensive guidelines for either GPs or patients, and without national regulatory
The efficacy, safety and training of acupuncture
Randomised controlled trials have demonstrated that acupuncture is more effective than sham acupuncture (or other experimental control interventions) for nausea and vomiting, back pain,
