Acupuncture: What are the risks?

Informed Health Online says acupuncture with sterile needles is safe and has grown safer over the years. For example, no cases of hepatitis associated with acupuncture were found after 1988. Risks associated with okibari and hot needle acupuncture are higher, however. Read more.

Posted by Carla :: 09:20 AM Jul 1

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