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“All were superior to usual care,” said Daniel Cherkin, lead author of a report published in the May 11 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine.

“Acupuncture is an effective treatment for chronic back pain. People receiving acupuncture are more likely to get better.”

And the Cherkin is said “the evidence of the value of acupuncture in general is very murky because the quality of the research is not very good,” “It’s not necessary to penetrate the skin. There’s no advantage to tailoring and no advantage to using a needle. Why?” Cherkin said. “It throws open the question of how does this work.”

“You can stimulate a point with pressure, needle, electricity, even now with laser light and different frequencies of laser light,” she said. “‘Pecking’ on a point is a Japanese technique for stimulation. You might use that with someone who is older or weak in their constitution. That could explain why two different methods of stimulation work equally well.”

And “well on its way to the mainstream,” Konefal said. “When we understand that different stimulations may be effective rather than doing deep-needle stimulation which, for some people when in pain can be painful, we can now use laser or light needling or even just electric stimulation on the points; I think that part is great.” Via