Acupuncture Practitioner Diploma -( Ac.Pr.) from Neo-Hippocrates School

WITH THE OPTION TO CONTINUE WITH THE  UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA FOR DEGREE OF  DOCTOR ACUPUNCTURE.

Study with us to become expert in Acupuncture Practice and improve your therapeutic results!

30 years experience, teaching, theory ,practice efficiency, safety and results

Obtain an advantage in the treatment even for the difficult health problems

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Acupuncture -200 times more powerful than chemical morphine! … Through its stimulation of the release of endorphins, natural morphine  is 200 times more powerful than  chemical morphine itself ( principles of anatomy and Physiology Tortora), …

The intent of acupuncture therapy is to promote health and alleviate pain and suffering. The method by which this is accomplished, though it may seem strange and mysterious to many, has been time tested over thousands of years and continues to be validated today.

In 1995, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classified acupuncture needles as medical instruments and assured their safety and effectiveness.

The medical community for the most part now accepts acupuncture and a growing number of medical schools, such as UCLA, include acupuncture training in their curriculum.

In 1997, the US National Institute of Health issued a report titled: “Acupuncture: The NIH Consensus Statement”. It stated that acupuncture is a very useful method for treating many conditions. It acknowledges the side effects of acupuncture are considerably less adverse than when compared to other medical procedures such as surgery or

Acupuncture is just one form of therapy used within the coherent system of healing known as Oriental Medicine. Oriental Medicine includes herbology, physical therapy, dietetics and special exercises (such as Tai Chi and Qi Gong), and is a complete medical system unto itself and is not another branch of modern Western medicine. Acupuncture evolved from principles and philosophies unique to Oriental thinking and Oriental Medicine, and is most effectively applied when done in accordance with those principles.

Acupuncture Mechanisms of Action

Several processes have been proposed to explain acupuncture’s effects, primarily those on pain. Acupuncture points are believed to stimulate the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord) to release chemicals into the muscles, spinal cord, and brain.

These chemicals either change the experience of pain or release other chemicals, such as hormones, that influence the body’s self-regulating systems. The biochemical changes may stimulate the body’s natural healing abilities and promote physical and emotional well-being. There are three main mechanisms:

Conduction of electromagnetic signals: Western scientists have found evidence that acupuncture points are strategic conductors of electromagnetic signals. Stimulating points along these pathways through acupuncture enables electromagnetic signals to be relayed at a greater rate than under normal conditions. These signals may start the flow of pain-killing biochemicals, such as endorphins, and of immune system cells to specific sites in the body that are injured or vulnerable to disease.

Activation of opioid systems: Research has found that several types of opioids may be released into the central nervous system during acupuncture treatment, thereby reducing pain.

Changes in brain chemistry, sensation, and involuntary body functions: Studies have shown that acupuncture may alter brain chemistry by changing the release of neurotransmitters and neurohormones.

Acupuncture also has been documented to affect the parts of the central nervous system related to sensation and involuntary body functions, such as immune reactions and processes whereby a person’s blood pressure, blood flow, and body temperature are regulated.

Preclinical studies have documented acupuncture’s effects, but they have not been able to fully explain how acupuncture works within the framework of the Western system of medicine.

ACUPUNCTURE TRAINING PROGRAM

3 year -Part-Time-Individual Training-Home Study…

• Anatomy

• Physiology

• Pathology

• Microbiology

• Toxicity and Detoxification

• Natural Nutrition 

• History of Acupuncture -TCM

• 5-Element Theory and Practice

• Αcupuncture Principles

• (Yin and Yang

• Chinese Meridians

• Causes of diseases

• TCM-Diagnosis

• Anatomy of Acupuncture points

•  Pathology and therapeutic powers of acupuncture points

• Moxa Therapy

• Chinese Nutrition

• Practical Acupuncture  – Diseases and their treatment with Acupuncture needles.

• Ear Acupuncture Theory and Practice

• Chiro-manipulation of acupuncture points  and  body meridians.

• Sou-Tzok -Theory and Practice

• Basic energetic homeopathic medicines and their therapeutic  uses.

•  Ethics and  Acupuncture practice.

• Health and Safety at Work.

• Professional Practice

The School  is a Naturopathic School and  not a School of Medicine, nor does it hold itself out to be such, but it does teach students to recognize those conditions requiring surgical, or other intervention and refer such cases to the appropriate  health professionals