Acupuncture

Has its roots in ancient China and dates back over 2,000 years. Its development is based on the belief that the human body is traversed by energy channels called meridians, and that stimulating specific points along these channels can restore balance and health to the patient. Throughout history, acupuncture has been developed and refined, becoming a widely recognized practice worldwide.
Traditional acupuncture involves the insertion of thin, sterilized needles into specific points on the body. However, various variants of this technique have been developed, including
acupuncture with metal needles, acupuncture with plastic needles, laser acupuncture (where laser light is used instead of needles), and electroacupuncture (where needles are stimulated with electric current).