Battlefield Accupuncture

[guns01]

Tweetanyone ever have this technique done on them? i had it done by a pain doc yesterday while doing my consult for an alpha stim machine. it's like 4-6 needles in each ear and they stay in the ear for 3-5 days. funny i was like meh i will try anything once and after the first needle went in my lower back pain went away. kind of funky but interesting at the same time. i am 24 hours in and idk if it has done anything crazy but i did see an immediate difference in low back for sure.

[Dzone]

TweetHey thats cool. I just looked it up. Sounds good. Its worth trying. How much does it cost? Might be worth a try. "Unlike traditional acupuncture, which typically uses dozens of needles placed at various points along the body, battlefield acupuncture uses up to five needles placed only on the surface of the ear. Research has shown that 75 to 82 percent of people experience decreased pain immediately following treatment."

[guns01]

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Hey thats cool. I just looked it up. Sounds good. Its worth trying. How much does it cost? Might be worth a try. "Unlike traditional acupuncture, which typically uses dozens of needles placed at various points along the body, battlefield acupuncture uses up to five needles placed only on the surface of the ear. Research has shown that 75 to 82 percent of people experience decreased pain immediately following treatment."

the va pain doc did mine so it was free, so i have no idea how much it cost. i can tell you that my back and lower body were jacked up from the long ass drive i had to make on top of am cardio went completely away after the first point he hit. i wont say i am pain free but i can damn sure tell a difference for sure.

[jipped genes]

TweetNever heard of it.

[guns01]

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Never heard of it.

i hadnt either and it's not like traditional accupuncture. the doc put in 4 or 5 needles inside my ear and they stay in there for 3-5 days. he said he has to tell me to take them out at day 3 but wink wink i can keep them in as long as they stay in place. i was talking to a friend of mine who retired from the spec ops community and is a contractor over there now and they have been doing it for years i guess. she said he has them do it every 5 days or replace them every 5 to keep putting off surgeries that he needs done. that dude is old as shit and all busted up. i am busted up but he takes it to another level and is about 10-15 years older than me. i doubt you could do it while fighting jipped but if you have a break and it's available in your area it might be worth a look.