Acupuncture

Service Description

*Koryo hand therapy* Acupuncture in Korea has its own unique tradition and practices, often referred to as "Korean acupuncture" or "Koryo hand therapy." While the foundational principles of acupuncture are shared between China and Korea, there are distinct features and techniques in Korean acupuncture that set it apart. Here are some key points about Korean acupuncture: Koryo Hand Therapy (KHT): One of the notable aspects of Korean acupuncture is Koryo Hand Therapy, which focuses on the hands rather than the entire body. In this approach, specific points on the hands are stimulated to influence the overall balance of energy in the body. Needle Insertion: In both Chinese and Korean acupuncture traditions, fine needles are inserted into specific points on the body to stimulate energy flow, balance the body's functions, and promote health and well-being. The underlying philosophy and principles are similar, but there may be variations in techniques, point selection, and diagnostic methods between Chinese and Korean acupuncture. Treatment Goals: Acupuncture is used for a variety of purposes, including pain management, stress reduction, promoting relaxation, improving sleep, and addressing specific health conditions. Pain Management: Acupuncture is known for its effectiveness in relieving various types of pain, such as back pain, headaches, and arthritis. Stress and Anxiety: Many people find acupuncture helpful for stress reduction and relaxation Digestive Issues: Acupuncture may be used to address digestive problems like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Reproductive Health: Some individuals seek acupuncture for fertility support, menstrual issues, or to manage symptoms of menopause. Individualized Treatment: Acupuncture treatments are often tailored to the individual's specific health needs. The number of sessions required can vary based on the condition being treated and the individual's response to acupuncture.