Acupoint

04/02/2026

In Chinese Medicine it is said that qi moves the blood. This research seems to confirm this ancient knowledge.

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29/01/2026

Not just these points, stem cells have been found to be produced with other acupuncture points.

A groundbreaking discovery from Taiwan is bridging traditional medicine and modern science. Researchers at China Medical University have shown that acupuncture doesn’t just relieve pain—it can trigger stem cells to repair damaged organs naturally. Electroacupuncture at specific points, like ST36 (Zusanli) and GV20 (Baihui), stimulates the bone marrow to release mesenchymal stem cells into the bloodstream. These stem cells then travel to injured tissues, differentiate into organ-specific cells, and release healing factors.
Within 24 hours, stem cell levels in circulation increased by 300%, providing a measurable biological explanation for acupuncture’s therapeutic effects—beyond placebo. Stroke patients treated with electroacupuncture within 48 hours recovered 40% better than those with standard care. Liver cirrhosis patients showed reduced fibrosis markers, while heart attack survivors experienced improved cardiac function.
This discovery is rewriting how Western medicine views acupuncture. For thousands of years, it was considered purely traditional, yet science now shows a sophisticated, measurable mechanism for healing. Ancient practices are finally being validated through modern imaging and cellular tracking, revealing that needle stimulation can activate the body’s own repair systems.
The message is clear: acupuncture is more than sensation—it’s a biological trigger for regeneration, showing how centuries-old practices can integrate with cutting-edge science.

29/01/2026

26/03/2025

In Chinese Medicine we recommend bone stocks to nourish essence. Essence produces marrow and marrow fills the brain.

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03/01/2024

In TCM stem cells relate to essence, vital to every cell and function in the body, responsible for growth repair and reproduction.

Signs of depleted essence are leg weakness, back pain, hair loss, infertility, amenorrhea, fatigue, chronic illness or slow recovery, poor memory.

It can be caused by severe illness, chemotherapy, surgery, fractures, blood loss, pregnancy, overwork, too much study and thinking, overindulgence in s*x.

Foods rich in essence include, butter, oils, nuts and seeds, mushrooms, fruit with the seeds inside, marrow in bones from soup and stock, foods common in a mediterranean diet.

Teas and coaco both increases circulation, tea removes toxins and coaco nourishes blood - a great remedy for period pain, women instinctively know this!

Acupuncture has also been proven to increase and access stem cell production. Chinese medicine utilises many herbs which nourish essence.

https://medicine.iu.edu/news/2017/03/u-researchers-find-electroacupuncture-releases-stem-cells

Among the major superpowers of our stem cells is their ability to self renew. Stem cells can also sense damaged cells and tissues and send signals that promo...

07/12/2023

Just some of the many benefits of Acupuncture for our health.

The Modern Relevance of Acupuncture in Treating Contemporary Ailments

In an era dominated by advanced medical technologies, you may have expected more traditional medical healing practises to decline and yet the opposite is true. Each year more and more people are turning to acupuncture to help treat this health concerns, illnesses and diseases. Acupuncture has proven its efficacy time and again, and its relevance in the modern world should not be underestimated.

In this post we discuss on how acupuncture can effectively treat modern illnesses, providing a holistic approach to healing and wellness.

1. Pain Management:
In a world where chronic pain affects millions, acupuncture offers a non-invasive and drug-free alternative to traditional pain medications. By stimulating specific points along the body's meridians, acupuncture helps release endorphins and other natural pain-relieving substances, reducing pain levels and promoting overall well-being.

2. Mental Health Disorders:
The prevalence of mental health disorders continues to rise, with conditions such as anxiety, depression, and insomnia affecting countless individuals. Acupuncture can be utilized alongside conventional treatments for mental health disorders. Research suggests that acupuncture can help regulate neurotransmitters, reduce stress hormones, and improve sleep patterns, thereby alleviating symptoms associated with these disorders.

3. Digestive Health:
Acupuncture can aid in treating digestive ailments such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), acid reflux, and constipation. By stimulating specific acupoints, acupuncture helps regulate digestive function, reduce inflammation, and restore balance within the gut microbiome.

4. Allergies and Respiratory Disorders:
Allergies and respiratory disorders such as asthma have become prevalent in today's polluted environment. Acupuncture can provide relief by strengthening the immune system's response to allergens and reducing inflammation in the airways. Moreover, it can help relieve symptoms like congestion, coughing, and wheezing, improving overall respiratory health.

5. Women's Health:
Acupuncture has been used for centuries to address women's unique health concerns. It can effectively alleviate menstrual pain, regulate irregular periods, and reduce symptoms associated with menopause. Moreover, acupuncture has shown promise in aiding fertility treatments by increasing blood flow to the reproductive organs and balancing hormone levels.

Acupuncture has stood the test of time and continues to offer valuable therapeutic benefits in the modern world. By incorporating this ancient practice into mainstream healthcare, we can provide patients with a more comprehensive and holistic approach to treating modern illnesses. The effectiveness of acupuncture in pain management, mental health disorders, digestive health, allergies, respiratory disorders, and women's health showcases its potential as a complementary therapy alongside conventional medicine.