Acupuncture-Info.org
Your new acupuncture information website
Your new acupuncture information website
About Acupuncture-info.org:
this website is built and maintained by practitioners of acupuncture to inform the public about acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, the benefits of acupuncture as a medicine, the conditions that can be successfully treated with acupuncture and TCM
Latest trends and research are presented and commented on the blog and other pages, members of the public, acupuncturists, health practitioners doctors, researchers are invited to discuss and comments on the blog the various issues associated with the good practice of acupuncture, Evidence Based Medicine applied to acupuncture, and other topics
this website is built and maintained by practitioners of acupuncture to inform the public about acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, the benefits of acupuncture as a medicine, the conditions that can be successfully treated with acupuncture and TCM
Latest trends and research are presented and commented on the blog and other pages, members of the public, acupuncturists, health practitioners doctors, researchers are invited to discuss and comments on the blog the various issues associated with the good practice of acupuncture, Evidence Based Medicine applied to acupuncture, and other topics
Our objectives:
To inform the public on the conditions that can be treated by acupuncture
(using the 2003 document from WHO as a basis)
To present good clinical and scientific research on acupuncture and TCM, with explanations and comments.
To counter-act the increasingly vocal, negative and aggressive comments of a number of fundamentalist, dogmatic doctors and journalists who are constantly attacking complementary medicine, presenting there bias as scientific evidence against any therapeutic modality thet is not conventional medicine
To inform the public on the conditions that can be treated by acupuncture
(using the 2003 document from WHO as a basis)
To present good clinical and scientific research on acupuncture and TCM, with explanations and comments.
To counter-act the increasingly vocal, negative and aggressive comments of a number of fundamentalist, dogmatic doctors and journalists who are constantly attacking complementary medicine, presenting there bias as scientific evidence against any therapeutic modality thet is not conventional medicine
In a western culture which holds science to such high regard, anything that is found not to have a scientific basis might be outlawed; on that spurious ground, we could see all complementary medicines banned a well as such practices as yoga, meditation, even counseling because of lack of scientific evidence.
This dogma is best summarized in this two principles:
1)Science holds the answers to all the questions of life.
2)Anyone who does not believe Rule 1 is not Scientific.
This dogma is best summarized in this two principles:
1)Science holds the answers to all the questions of life.
2)Anyone who does not believe Rule 1 is not Scientific.
For this new website contributors are wanted to provide contents for new informative pages on acupuncture, TCM and research
Contributors must be experienced in acupuncture, TCM, research, or medicine, preferably members of the current acupuncture associations and professional bodies of the country where they practice
Contributors must be experienced in acupuncture, TCM, research, or medicine, preferably members of the current acupuncture associations and professional bodies of the country where they practice
Use the contact form or send your contributions directly in Emails, Pdf or Words documents to:
mailblog@acupuncture-info.org
You can also write to:
Webmaster,
Acupuncture-info
95 Replingham Road
London SW18 5lu
Tel: 020 8875 1101
mailblog@acupuncture-info.org
You can also write to:
Webmaster,
Acupuncture-info
95 Replingham Road
London SW18 5lu
Tel: 020 8875 1101
For this new website Volunteers are required for the formation of an editorial board dedicated to the development of this website
Candidates must be experienced in acupuncture, TCM, research, or medicine, preferably members of the current acupuncture associations and professional bodies of the country where they practice
Candidates must be experienced in acupuncture, TCM, research, or medicine, preferably members of the current acupuncture associations and professional bodies of the country where they practice