Are you getting ready to run? Last year, a staff member from Runner's World magazine developed plantar fasciitis (inflammation of the layer of tissue that supports the arch of the foot), got no conventional relief and decided it was time for an alternative therapy-acupuncture.
She felt some initial discomfort, but as she grew more comfortable with the process, the pain subsided. The acupuncturist also attached an electrical-stimulation device to a few of the needles. After 30 minutes, he detached the machine, removed the needles and the runner felt better-much better. She wrote, "After the second session, I went running, and there was absolutely no pain in my heel."
You still have time............
Acupuncture is a great way to relieve pain from many injuries that runners suffer during training.
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Comments: 7
Acupuncture is the best thing for head injury. It has also been good for low-back issues for me.
So glad to hear that. Acupuncture is wonderful at relieving many types of pain
I agree there should be wider coverage.