Asthma With Acupuncture
EFFECTS OF ACUPUNCTURE ON CLINICAL SYMPTOMS AND PULMONARY FUNCTION IN THE PATIENTS OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA WITH CATGUT EMBEDDING ASTHMA INTRODUCTION
Asthma, a disorder that was first described by Hippo crates in the fourth century B.C. as “to breathe hard “, has now become a devastating social and economic burden to most countries’ health care systems, with millions of asthma-afflicted individuals worldwide.
Revolutionizing Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis Treatment: Dr. Anish Gupta’s Breakthrough with Catgut Embedding Acupuncture
Asthma and allergic rhinitis, two of the most prevalent chronic respiratory conditions, affect millions worldwide, significantly reducing the quality of life for those suffering. Traditional treatments often include medication, which can come with side effects and limited long-term efficacy. However, Dr. Anish Gupta, a world-renowned acupuncturist and National President of the Acupuncture Science Association, has achieved groundbreaking results using catgut embedding acupuncture to treat these conditions.
Dr. Gupta has successfully treated over 80,000 cases of asthma and allergic rhinitis at his center, making him a pioneer in this specialized field. His innovative approach and consistent outcomes have not only improved the lives of countless patients but have also garnered international recognition, with his research papers being selected for publication in the prestigious World Journal of Acupuncture and Moxibustion.
What is Catgut Embedding Acupuncture?
Catgut embedding acupuncture is a specialized form of therapy that involves the insertion of absorbable catgut sutures into acupuncture points. These sutures gradually stimulate the points over an extended period, offering long-lasting benefits compared to traditional acupuncture. This technique is particularly effective for chronic conditions, as it provides continuous therapeutic stimulation, reduces the frequency of sessions, and enhances overall treatment efficacy.
How Catgut Embedding Helps in Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis
1. Regulation of the Immune System: Catgut embedding modulates the immune response, reducing hypersensitivity and inflammation associated with allergic rhinitis and asthma.
2. Improved Lung Function: By targeting specific acupuncture points, the therapy enhances respiratory function and alleviates symptoms like wheezing, breathlessness, and coughing.
3. Long-Term Relief: The gradual release of therapeutic effects from the catgut sutures ensures sustained relief from symptoms.
4. Holistic Benefits: This therapy improves overall energy balance in the body, addressing not just symptoms but the root causes of these conditions.
Success Stories
Dr. Gupta’s patients have reported significant improvements in their respiratory health, with many experiencing a marked reduction in the frequency and severity of asthma attacks and allergy flare-ups. Testimonials highlight his personalized approach, deep expertise, and the transformative impact of catgut embedding acupuncture.
International Recognition
The inclusion of Dr. Gupta’s research in the World Journal of Acupuncture and Moxibustion underscores the global significance of his work. His findings provide a robust scientific basis for the efficacy of catgut embedding acupuncture, paving the way for broader adoption of this technique in integrative medicine.
A New Era in Respiratory Care
Dr. Anish Gupta’s success with catgut embedding acupuncture offers hope to millions suffering from asthma and allergic rhinitis. His work not only showcases the potential of acupuncture as a complementary therapy but also sets a benchmark for innovation in holistic healthcare.
For individuals seeking long-term relief from respiratory conditions, Dr. Gupta’s expertise and cutting-edge techniques represent a beacon of hope and healing.
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Inflammatory Triggers
• Dust mites
• Animals
• Cockroaches
• Moulds
• Pollens
• Viral infections
• Certain air pollutants
Symptom Triggers
• Smoke
• Exercise
• Cold air
• Chemical fumes and other strong-smelling substances like perfumes
• Certain food additives like sulfites
• Certain air pollutants
• Intense emotions
Asthma Facts and Statistics
An asthma attack leads to lung infection, tiredness and cough and it is not surprising that asthma is a leading medical cause of absenteeism of children from school and adults from work the attack can be seasonal when the pollen count is high in the atmosphere. For people with asthma, breathing is always on their minds. There is always the chance that an asthma attack will leave them gasping for air. An attack of asthma leads to breathing difficulties and the attack can be acute when it lasts for a short period or chronic when it lasts for days. The attack can also be mild or severe and a life threatening one
Common Asthma Triggers
Triggers often bring on asthma attacks. A trigger is any thing or condition that causes inflammation in the airways, which then leads to asthma symptoms. Your personal triggers can be very different from those of another person with asthma. But in every case, it’s important to avoid your triggers in order to keep airway inflammation to a minimum and reduce the symptoms.
Data collection and analysis
Data was collected from 4 main regions (Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan, Mumbai) and was analysed according to the effects of climate and culture on the patients.
Main results
Total approx.10,000 patients of Asthma were taken with Acupuncture at different locations.(Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan)
It was seen during and after the treatment that diet plays a major role along with Acupuncture in controlling Asthma. Mainly milk products and cold drinks aggravate Asthma. So before starting Asthma treatment dietary precautions should be considered first.
Overall result with acupuncture therapy was approximately 90%, which is very much encouraging and the more interesting was that, it was with a single day therapy of 20 minutes only known as Catgut Ligation Therapy.
Out of 90% patients, only 10% got repeated one attack in one year, 15% in second year and 10% in third year and rest of them got long-term effect. The patients who got repeated attack were normal after taking one more treatment and are leading a normal life without any medicine.
Main benefit of this treatment is that patient leads a normal life without medicine with this treatment.
Conclusion
Acupuncture can improve clinical symptoms and pulmonary function and can stop or reduce the dose of anti-asthma agents and has a certain long-term therapeutic effect. There is enough evidence to make recommendations about the value of acupuncture in asthma treatment. A lot of awareness is needed to implement this therapy.