All things considered, a doctor’s appointment is much like going to the mechanic: by the time one realizes that indeed something is wrong, the repair work will be extensive. Thus, interesting to observe is the recent and gradual rise in popularity of sunrise acupuncture, which, being a form of preventive medicine, means taking care of one’s well-being proactively.
Now, envision being squeezed around your desk all week, turning into a rusty cog in the machine. Ditch the overtime under those fluorescent lights and make a detour to see an acupuncturist. Acupuncture is the directed flow of energy through key areas of the body to relieve stress and promote vivacity; it’s like a spa day inside.
All right, so now-what is the principle of preventive medicine all about? I can see you nodding in agreement already-thank you, Benjamin Franklin. That is to say, allow such health hiccups to be prevented before they inflate into bigger problems. There comes acupuncture, the early warning system of your body, tuning it for recognition before the ailments begin to set camp.
Actually, Sarah tried acupuncture because she was frustrated with her aches. Regular sessions reduced the frequency of her migraine attacks. To the skeptic outlooks, this might have been just a coincidence, but in Sarah’s words, it is her cure. What acupuncture does is that it reinforces the mechanisms of defense which your body hasthe mechanisms sharper than James Bond’s tuxedo. Wonder how it works? It’s about your body being the highway, and all those roadblocks-stress, bad diet, even bad luck-end up slowing one down over time. Acupuncture jumps in, opening up clear routes and getting things running smoothly again. Those who get into the treatment boast of better sleep, healthy digestion, and a spring in their steps. Inner harmony could be tuned up at sunrise.