Electro Acupuncture

Electro-acupuncture is the term used to refer to the application of a pulsating electrical current to acupuncture needles.

The beginnings of electro-acupuncture are disputed with some scholars believing physicians in France and Italy were the first to use the method in the early 1800s. Yet others claim electro-acupuncture was discovered by, Japanese scientists in the 1940s who were interested in making bone fractures heal more quickly. Still others claim that electroacupuncture wasn’t really developed until 1958, when acupuncturists in China began experimenting with it as a form of pain relief.

While electro-acupuncture may be used as a component of almost all acupuncture treatments, it's has garnered especially good results in treatment of:

• Neurological diseases and paralysis
•  Chronic pain
• Spasms, and Injuries

Now let's see mechanism of EA at work. The electricity (or Qi/Chi) that goes through needle will enter disease areas because all diseases lack benevolent Chi. The electrons or benevolent Chi then enters the diseases areas and changes the chemistry of tissue.