Beinfield Harriet Lac

Acupuncture can be understood within the context of variable cultural languages. It has been in continuous use for millennia in Asia. About twenty five years after the introduction of acupuncture to mainstream America, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Consensus Development Conference in 1997 declared there is clear evidence that acupuncture is an effective modality. Acupuncture is built on the assumption that Qi (pronounced chee) courses through the body just as rivers flow across the earth.