TCM-Acupuncture

How does Acupuncture work?

When specific points in the fascia, muscles and sensory neurons are stimulated with the special stimulation technique, a message is sent to the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord), to release endorphins and enkephalins (naturally produced painkillers) and other neurotransmitters (body chemicals that modify nerve impulses), which will have regulatory and positive effects on a wide range of disorders and systems of the body (defense, nervous, musculoskeletal, digestive, hormonal, sensory, urogenital, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, skin). The method uses: Acu-Puncture needles, AcuLazer.

Conclusion:

The Central Nervous System naturally produces all preventive and therapeutic drugs, and they are administered to the body when needed, at the right time and dose to bring it back to normal. Chemical drugs and synthetic chemicals attack the nervous system. After prolonged use, the nerve cells in the brain cease to function normally. Because it takes these drugs, the body stops naturally producing endorphins, enkephalins and neurotransmitters, which are the brain chemicals that transmit information throughout the brain and body and keep it healthy and alive.

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The power of acupuncture to restore health to the body and mind is increasingly recognized throughout the Western world. Acupuncture has an extraordinary ability to change people’s lives. Acupuncture works on a deep level to help patients regain their physical and mental harmony. Acupuncture is increasingly popular in European countries. Acupuncture is one of the oldest healing techniques used on the planet. In Acupuncture, very thin needles are placed at specific points on the body, known as “acupuncture points” in order to:

To treat various diseases - To relieve the patient from excruciating symptoms - To prevent the onset of a disease - To stimulate and revitalize the body in general - To stop acute or chronic pain - To reduce medication in a chronic disease - To combat obesity, smoking, alcoholism - To limit the therapeutic impasse that we often encounter in chronic degenerative diseases.

What you will learn:

• Basics of Anatomy- Physiology- Pathophysiology

• Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine

• Acupuncture Meridians

• Anatomical location of useful Acupuncture points

• Therapeutic properties of Acupuncture points

• Techniques for using the Needle

• Moxa, Cupping theory and practical use

• Diagnosis - Evaluation of the patient's problem

• Acupuncture therapeutic protocols for common diseases

• Natural supplements, herbal remedies and natural nutrition

• Homeopathic medicines and practical use

• Techniques for musculoskeletal management of the body.

• Reflexology Protocols

• Professional Development and Ethics

• Clinical Observation

• Clinical Practice

 Research and Thesis Important Information:

Students who complete our Diploma in Acupuncture acquire the required professional expertise and qualifications to work effectively in the private sector.

The courses start with theory modules, which you can study at your own pace and time, with our support and guidance. To help you better understand the courses and gain sufficient experience, we offer specialized seminars, lectures, workshops, research and practical training with supervision and guidance. All theoretical and practical training covers every aspect for effective practice of the Acupuncturist profession..

In a pleasant learning atmosphere you will gain practical experience in patient management, therapeutic procedures and protocols as well as safety practices. A series of lectures are held in parallel with the clinical training to prepare you for real practice. This is a real career change opportunity, through which you will be able to offer safe, natural therapeutic health services and with careful justified charges it is possible to earn a good amount of money.

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