Ancient Chinese Acupuncture

February 17th, 2010 | Author: The Handyman

all the way up to 1960’s. Western influences were the main reason to be assumed. They were viewed at the time as being ‘primitive’ and ‘harmful’. This gave birth to the emergence of ‘barefoot doctors’. These doctors practiced ancient chinese acupuncture on a small scale in villages and thus helped keep alive this magnificent ancient medical discovery. After the 1970’s though people started to appreciate the merits of ancient chinese acupunture and research it. Therefore still the diamond remains strong as it was with some modernizations.

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