Scalp Acupuncture & The Brain

Scalp Acupuncture & The Brain

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Scalp Acupuncture is one of the modern micro-system acupuncture techniques which combine Chinese acupuncture brain theory and needling methods with western medical knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, neurology and particularly the elementary functional neuroanatomy about representative areas of the cerebral cortex. During the treatment, the needles are inserted into the specific stimulating areas on the scalp that correspond to areas of the brain that control central nervous system functions, motor activity, sensory input, vision, speech, hearing, and balance. 
Scalp acupuncture is mainly used to treat brain related conditions, including neurological disorders, psychological and psychosomatic conditions, such as wind stroke, depression, Parkinson's disease, Multiple sclerosis, dementia, pain, chronic muscle spasm, etc. Scalp Acupuncture is remarkable for its fast effects. Many patients have noticed immediate improvements after the first treatment.   

Scalp/Head Acupuncture

Prof. Dr. Tianjun Wang is the Vice Chairperson of the 1st Board of Special Committee of Head Acupuncture of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS), and the founder of the Institute of Scalp Acupuncture UK (ISA). He has introduced Chinese scalp acupuncture to the UK and other Europe countries from 2007, including the university higher education, private colleges and a great number of seminars, workshops and conference talks. In the last 5 years, Prof. Wang has provided more than fifty scalp acupuncture seminars and workshops in the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, the UK, Malaysia,  and more.

In July 2018 Prof. Wang invited Prof. Shunfa Jiao, the inventor of scalp acupuncture, to the UK to teaching his style scalp acupuncture by himself. That was the first time for Prof. Jiao to the UK and Europe. 
With above promotions, scalp acupuncture are increasing interests for acupuncturists to help more patients. 
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