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General Introduction

Acupuncture refers to the insertion of thin needles through the skin at strategic points on

the body. Acupuncture originated in China. It was a Chinese traditional medicine. Acupuncture

was used to treat pain. Generally, acupuncture has been used to maintain overall body wellness,

including stress management. The traditional Chinese medicine describes acupuncture as a

method to keep the body in balance in terms of energy flow known as the Chi (Chee) that flow in

the meridians in the body.

Through the insertion of the needles along the meridians, the

acupuncture practitioners believe that asserts that there will be energy flow in the body will

balance. However, western practitioners interpret acupuncture places as places where individuals

go to get their muscles, nerves, and connective tissues stimulated. Other practitioners also

believe that acupuncture boosts the body's pain killers.

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Mostly, acupuncture has been used to treat complications such as postoperative nausea

and vomiting, dental complications, forms of headaches, labor pains, neck pain, menstrual

cramps, Osteoarthritis, hypertension, and respiratory disorders. In this paper, I am analyzing the

effects of acupuncture on hypertension. Hypertension or high blood pressure refers to when the

blood force pushing against the blood vessels is consistently higher than usual. For survival, the

human tissues and other organs need oxygenated blood that is maintained through the circulatory

system transporting blood throughout the body. As the heartbeats, it tends to create a pressure

that pumps the blood through the blood vessels. The vessels include capillaries, arteries, and

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Surname 1 Student Name Acupuncture and Its Effects on Hypertension Professor's Name Date Surname 2 General Introduction Acupuncture refers to the insertion of thin needles through the skin at strategic points on the body. Acupuncture originated in China. It was a Chinese traditional medicine. Acupuncture was used to treat pain. Generally, acupuncture has been used to maintain overall body wellness, including stress management. The traditional Chinese medicine describes acupuncture as a method to keep the body in balance in terms of energy flow known as the Chi (Chee) that flow in the meridians in the body. 1Through the insertion of the needles along the meridians, the acupuncture practitioners believe that asserts that there will be energy flow in the body will balance. However, western practitioners interpret acupuncture places as places where individuals go to get their muscles, nerves, and connective tissues stimulated. Other practitioners also believe that acupuncture boosts the body's pain killers. Introduction Mostly, acupuncture has been used to treat complications such as postoperative nausea and vomiting, dental complications, forms of headaches, labor pains, neck pain, menstrual cramps, Osteoarthritis, hypertension, and respiratory disorders. In this paper, I am analyzing the effects of acupuncture on hypertension. Hypertension or high blood pressure refers to when the blood force pushing against the blood vessels is consistently higher than usual. For survival, ...
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