Showing posts with label acupuncture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acupuncture. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 July 2016

Acupuncture – the science of organismal functions


Noida is one of those places in India, which promotes Acupuncture a lot. Basically, Acupuncture is a term that refers to the study of organisms, cells, tissues, body parts of organisms and their functional properties. It is a very broad sub – division of biology or the biological sciences. Acupuncture is such a branch that exists in integration with another sub – division of biological science, anatomy. However, they differ by a subtle difference – Acupuncture deals with the function of the body, but anatomy deals with the function of the body and its parts and organs.
Human Acupuncture is one of the main aspects of general Acupuncture. Noida however, in recent years, has adopted a more futuristic field or sub – branch of human Acupuncture, which is called exercise Acupuncture. Exercise Acupuncture refers to that form of study dealing in the physical exercises an individual undertakes. Very chronic cases of responses, and acute and critical adaptations of the body, its parts and organs, are integral parts of exercise Acupuncture.
Basically, exercise Acupuncture is used to study and take into the account the various effects of exercise on our Acupuncture, pathology and the varied mechanisms which help exercise to drastically reduce or even reverse in some cases, disease progressions. Researches in this field in Noida, have shown that the human brain itself receives around 20% of the total cardiac output of the body; but uses up and expends around 20-25% of the body’s total consumption of energy. It is also observed that energy consumption by the human brain is much higher during intense and strenuous physical exercises. It is thus seen that Acupuncture has advanced to a stage which was unimaginable even a few decades back from now. It is an indispensable part of biology and we hope, that it continues to progress and set higher limits for itself. By- Rounak Bose

Wednesday, 27 July 2016

Acupuncture – the science of organismal functions.

Noida is one of those places in India, which promotes Acupuncture a lot. Basically, Acupuncture is a term that refers to the study of organisms, cells, tissues, body parts of organisms and their functional properties. It is a very broad sub – division of biology or the biological sciences. Acupuncture is such a branch that exists in integration with another sub – division of biological science, anatomy. However, they differ by a subtle difference – Acupuncture deals with the function of the body, but anatomy deals with the function of the body and its parts and organs.

Human Acupuncture is one of the main aspects of general Acupuncture. Noida however, in recent years, has adopted a more futuristic field or sub – branch of human Acupuncture, which is called exercise Acupuncture. Exercise Acupuncture refers to that form of study dealing in the physical exercises an individual undertakes. Very chronic cases of responses, and acute and critical adaptations of the body, its parts and organs, are integral parts of exercise Acupuncture. 

Basically, exercise Acupuncture is used to study and take into the account the various effects of exercise on our Acupuncture, pathology and the varied mechanisms which help exercise to drastically reduce or even reverse in some cases, disease progressions. Researches in this field in Noida, have shown that the human brain itself receives around 20% of the total cardiac output of the body; but uses up and expends around 20-25% of the body’s total consumption of energy. It is also observed that energy consumption by the human brain is much higher during intense and strenuous physical exercises. It is thus seen that Acupuncture has advanced to a stage which was unimaginable even a few decades back from now. It is an indispensable part of biology and we hope, that it continues to progress and set higher limits for itself. By- Rounak Bose

Friday, 6 May 2016

Acupuncture is a catalyst for dramatic and positive life changes



Let’s keep it simple, acupuncturists are people who have a very deep and immense knowledge about the subject which makes them superior in terms of dealing with acupuncture. If a physician wants to be an acupuncturist, then an additional degree or a certificate course is required for the same without which they are not eligible to deal with things related to acupuncture. The main motive behind using acupuncture is to get relief from the pain.

Apart from this, Acupuncturists treat a variety of medical conditions or some kind of symptoms, or if there are any side effects with respect to any condition for example is a person is suffering from some kind of chronic pain were chronic means for a longer time ad examples of chronic pain is headache, back pain or an arthritis condition. It is not only restricted to pain but it also helps in overcoming the problems of nausea and vomiting especially after a heart or any organ surgery or even after chemotherapy) or if a person needs to get rid of any kind of addiction or substance withdrawal which is most commonly seen in different rehabilitation centres.

Though acupuncture can be used as an own therapy but it is more commonly used in combination with other therapies, such as herbal medicine or along with any kind of dietary supplements or an exercise therapy and also massage therapy which is most commonly practiced in different Ayurveda and naturopathy centres in India. Kerala which is famous for its massage therapy has now included acupuncture in most of their massages. If acupuncture is given therapeutically then it depends upon the type of condition as in how many sessions is to be given to that particular patient. For an instance, In the delhi hospitals, these acupuncturists usually give their patients acupuncture treatments about once per week however seriousness of the condition still remains the topmost priority! By - Trishala

For more info : Acupuncture in Delhi