Acupuncture

This tool is extremely practical.

It allows you to stimulate points on the body to create a stimulus that forces the body to react.

Here is how it works:

1. Imagine a stream with a pile of stones in it. This creates whirlpools around it and downstream. The water is energy, the whirlpools are felt as pain, and the pile of stones is a blockage.
   
   Stimulating the point here would be like taking a stick, sticking it into the pile of stones and flattening it. The water flows more smoothly, the swirls disappear so the pain lessens or disappears.

   2. The practitioner of Chinese medicine can be seen as a plumber who makes sure that the systems (water, heating, drainage, ventilation, etc.) are working well.

Needles used are one time use only protected in blisters. They are made of iron without a silicon coate.

We insert the needle at different depths according to the body part pinched.