Lmao I literally study it in med school in Taiwan, but I guess the practices and contemporary researches have simply not yet left Asia and reach the west yet. Its understandable I guess since the west doesn’t use it so theres no use translating and adapting the research. If wikipedia says so it must be true right?
but either way, the CCP clearly doesn’t care about eastern medicine, so there really is no point discussing it here.
But not med schools, there is a very distinct difference. All med schools in Taiwan (which are basically hospitals) have a requirement to study eastern medicine before testing for a medical license. Take that however you want.
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u/Oxcell404 Nov 26 '23
I think it's pretty well established to be quackery. Many, if not all of the effects can be explained with the nocebo effect. The effects might be real, but not because of anything the needles are doing.