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Thinkingabout

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1. I have usef acupuncture on more than one occassion and recommend it to others.

Reply to drokhole (Original post)

Mon Jan 6, 2014, 07:00 PM

Jan 2014

My dog also had acupuncture for a pinched nerve in her neck and after three treatments she was back to herself. You can't get a little doggie to you a wrong answer on her pain relief.

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Acupuncture, Alternatives To Narcotics (with a focus on injured members of the military) [View all] drokhole Jan 2014 OP

I have usef acupuncture on more than one occassion and recommend it to others. Thinkingabout Jan 2014 #1

Thanks for last two links there. JAMA piece is interesting. And I've heard a lot about the second freshwest Jan 2014 #2

Acupuncture is worthless. longship Jan 2014 #3

In 1988 I had a "spiral whiplash" to my neck from being hit in the auto rear drynberg Jan 2014 #4

Acupuncture has been proven in peer review journals to work, the results were just not impressive Quixote1818 Jan 2014 #5

I'm in a physical therapy program and I've learned a lot about pain. I hope to learn a lot more... rwsanders Jan 2014 #6