accupuncture for pain

[Guest guest]

i would like to echo the recommendation to try an

accupuncturist. i have tweaked my back pretty good (bad) a couple

of times golfing. i had to be able to function

physically so i went to the accupuncturist my wife saw for

her sciatica during her px. i was skeptical, to say

the least, but i got wonderful results. i don't know

if it was the accupuncture, the cupping that you

descibed or the directed massage that she did after the

accupuncture, but i was back with full range of mation in just

a couple of days. like any field, there are

excellent practicioners and there are also quacks, so ask

friends, etc., for recommendations

[Guest guest]

I totally agee. Acupuncture is wonderful on so

many levels, and if you do have pain like sciatica,

carpal tunnel syndrome, etc. it can help or cure it

without having to have anything drastic done like

surgery. Also, acupuncture is totally compatible with the

practice of yoga because both things work on your

energetic channels. The practice of ashtanga yoga, even at

my very humble beginner levels, among so many other

things, prevents carpal tunnel syndrome, even though I do

spend a lot of time at my computer doing digital art.