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Some seek acupuncture for pain or a specific illness. In which case the role of both parties are simple - I have pain, you take away my pain.

But pain and illness come from areas the patients are unaware of. The role of the practitioner, therefore, becomes a bit more complex.

Healing is uncomfortable.

When you are comfortable you don't change. Life provides us with interactions that serve as mirrors and can provide insight to the way we act - sometimes we might not like what we see... that is uncomfortable .



מוקדש לעפרה, מהלב.

There might be many reasons to the choices we make in life. We might aspire to live a healthy life. We take advice from experts, listen to opinions and form our own. Are we aware of why we make the choices we make? Can we see our true motivation? and most importantly - is it actually healthy for us?

We think that we gain weight by eating - but we actually gain weight by dieting. This is because the body gets panicked when food is not coming...

Many expect one acupuncture session to resolve the issue they came with right away. When that doesn't happen people might say: I've tried acupuncture, but it doesn’t work.

What should be the expectation? How quickly can an issue be resolved?

Living according to nature sounds like a great idea, until we need to turn on the air-conditioner. Comfort is not always natural... is it making us sick?