Acupuncture, particularly electroacupuncture, has gained scientific attention for its effectiveness in treating certain types of pain, though responses can vary widely among individuals.

Acupuncture has been shown to have real effects on anti-inflammation and gut health, supported by recent scientific studies.

Electroacupuncture can activate sympathetic ganglia and influence inflammation, which may explain why some people experience pain relief while others do not.

Stimulation of the legs through electroacupuncture can activate neural circuits that lead to the release of anti-inflammatory catecholamines, potentially reducing pain and aiding wound healing.

After a traumatic accident that left me with severe spinal injuries, I chose not to undergo surgery. Instead, I focused on the belief that my mind could heal my body, which set me on a path of exploration into the power of the mind.

The belief in the effectiveness of a treatment can significantly influence its actual outcomes.

I experienced significant cognitive improvement after receiving exosome therapy, which I used for my knee injury as well.

Acetylcarnitine may reduce symptoms of chronic whole-body pain and is available in various forms, including oral capsules and injections.

We've documented numerous cases of people healing from terminal illnesses by changing their thoughts, feelings, and actions.