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Crystal Healing Therapy, relaxants and Your Key To Instant Relief. Unlike other bowel disorders, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) cannot be diagnosed by checking for physical abnormalities in the abdomen. It is therefore often diagnosed by the symptoms it produce (many of which can be treated with acupuncture) such as: Abdominal cramping, Diarrhea and/or constipation, Frequent urges to go to the bathroom, Feeling of incomplete evacuation after a bowel movement. remote
The loss of skin cells from the scalp is a normal part of the life cycle of skin cells. However, excessive flaking of the scalp, or dandruff, is a common cosmetic problem experienced by millions of people. remote
Palace of the Kidneys. The Chinese use this term to refer to the lower back – the Palace of the Kidneys. They sure have a way with terminology! However, it’s not just poetry – TCM sees the cause of lots of lower back pains and aches as related to qi deficiencies in the kidneys. Acupuncture treatments, therefore, concentrate on this area. By getting the qi flowing in your internal organs, we can get your back feeling normal again. Quantum Remote Treatment
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