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Is Acupuncture safe?

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Is Acupuncture safe?

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Yes Acupuncture is both safe and effective. In the State of Florida the requirement to become a licensed Acupuncture Physician is well regulated. Most MD’s and Chiropractors are allowed to practice with only 100 hours of training, which in my view is highly inconsistent with the states mandate to protect the public. On the other hand Acupuncture Physician study for over 2700 hours at a Masters Level, and are required to take and pass the National exam. When you get acupuncture make sure that your doctor is both competently trained and has passed the NCCAOM exam.

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Absolutely. In addition to being a low-risk medical option, acupuncture physicians adhere to strict safety procedures established by state and federal agencies. Florida law requires that only pre-sterilized, disposable single use needles are to be used.

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Acupuncture therapy has been used for thousands of years in China. Acupuncture is the treatment of choice for one-fourth of the world’s population! The needles are government approved, individually packaged, pre-sterilized and disposed after a single use.

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When performed by a competently trained, professional, acupuncture is extremely safe. All certified acupuncturists today use individually packaged sterile, disposable needles. So there is virtually no chance of infection or contagion.

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When performed by a competently trained, licensed professional, acupuncture is extremely safe. All licensed acupuncturists today use individually package, sterile, disposable needles. So there is virtually no chance of infection or contagion.

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