The therapeutic process of acupuncture begins by inserting the needle into the skin, subcutaneous or muscle tissue at neuroactive points called acupuncture points.
The repetitive treatment process and the selection of the appropriate acupuncture points for each case will reduce pain, restore muscle dysfunction and dyspraxia, normalize the control and regulation of organ function, regulate immunity and endocrine, autonomic and brain functions, while at the same time activating and accelerating processes of restoration and regeneration of dysfunctional tissues.

We also know from studies that traditional Chinese acupuncture, biomedical acupuncture and low frequency (2Hz) electro-acupuncture have analgesic action due to the activation of a cationic analgesia system that produces endogenous opioid peptides and is subject to the control of the hypothalamus and the perihypothalamic grey matter, areas of the central nervous system from which the body’s endogenous analgesia systems emanate.
The analgesic action of Acupuncture is accompanied by a strong and prolonged sympatholytic action, which patients describe as a feeling of calm, euphoria, relaxation and rest.