Can ACUPUNCTURE help the following diseases/disorders?

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asthma - don't drink milk or sugar - take calcium citrate 600 mg & stevia drops if you can afford it

acid reflux - aloe juice, 1/4 tablet of hydrocholoric acid (your stomach isn't making enough), http://www.totalhealthnutrients.com/ph/c... (if you can find these elements at a cheaper price, go with that), slippery elm bark/cinnamon/ginger/licorice tea or any combo.

here's info on MP see if you can find more yourself: http://www.chiroweb.com/archives/10/17/0...

Autism:
http://www.connecticutcenterforhealth.co...
http://autismcoach.com/Definition%20of%2...
http://www.drpodell.org/autism_treatment...
Rieki, Ti Chi, Qi Gong, Cranial sacral - part of rieki,
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In your list of disorders, you forgot to mention: Terminal GULLIBILITY!

"The National Council Against Health Fraud has concluded:
Acupuncture is an unproven modality of treatment.
Its theory and practice are based on primitive and fanciful concepts of health and disease that bear no relationship to present scientific knowledge
Research during the past 20 years has not demonstrated that acupuncture is effective against any disease.
Perceived effects of acupuncture are probably due to a combination of expectation, suggestion, counter-irritation, conditioning, and other psychologic mechanisms.

http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRela...

Yes it can be cured by acupuncture, but well if you cant afford it, you can always get to know student acupuncturists who will gladly do it for free. dont worry, they will normally consult their professors before doing it on you and its even better than the ones outside. Acupuncture has 2000 yrs of recorded history and proof showed it existed since stone age. the basic human nature is to tap yourself on where your body aches and thats how acupuncture evolved.

Rather than looking for an acupuncturist, you should look for a Doctor of Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is just one of many tools they use to help you regain your vitality and health.

you have many answers and facts and myths to sort thru and chose what is best for you. only you can make as informed a decision as possible.
just do try to weigh the evidences..is it all anecdotal or are there scientific studies to statistically prove it works in XX% of the time.
Dietary changes and seeing a good nutritionist
could help with all your problems too.
Allergies trigger all sorts of other imbalances in the body.
so be sure you include diet in your treatment

Acupuncture and Chinese medicine can effectively treat the cause of those conditions by treating you as an individual, as mentioned above. I recommend the Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine College, Berkeley (www.aimc.edu). They have a low-cost student clinic where you can be treated under the supervision of a highly experienced licensed acupuncturist.

Please read my testimonials on glyconutrients on my blog roll.

Let me know what you think/

Acupuncture is merely cutting the nerve neurotransmitter. We have literally thousands of nerves running in our body centrally located in our Spinal cord. You can cut a nerve that makes your eye brow twitch from your back area. So acupuncture is nothing more than cutting the nerve or blocking the nerve giving you better comfort.