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Can accupuncture help with neurological disorders?

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Are there any areas in which accupuncture is intrinsically ineffective?

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  1. acupuncture doesn't work for anything.

    surprisingly enough getting pins stuck in you to "stimulate your Qi" doesn't cure any illness


  2. Acupuncture helps with neurological disorders unless the problem  ...

    1) ... is due to irrepairable damage. Example:  Parkinson's disease where brain cells die cannot be cured with acupuncture. Alzheimer can be slowed down but not cured either.

    2) ... has causes other than meridian dysfunction - i.e. emotional, mental or purely physical causes.

    We must never forget that acupuncture meridians are a system of distribution of energy, and if this distribution functions normally but the problem has another cause, acupuncture will not help.

    Bad distribution of energy can often be a symptom of the problem rather than the cause. If you "cure" the symptom only, you haven't cured the problem.

    This being said, acupuncture is a wonderful complementary tool which is well worth trying in many cases.

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