Investigative procedures in Acupuncture - Part 14: Acupuncture Versus Allopathy (Modern Medicine).

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# Freedom From Diseases #

Question:

Do you  have any investigative procedures in acupuncture health system? How do you assess a patient’s improvement?

Answer given by:

Father of Indian Acupuncture. Dr. Fazlur Rahman, M.B.B.S., M.D., Phd. (Acupuncture):

A patient’s condition is assessed from his own expression of his complaints. Since human brain is capable of picking up even the mildest change in the function of an organ, it is easy to regard the patient’s complaints as the disease itself. In the early stage of the disease process, i.e., when the disease is in the form of energic indisposition, there will not be any tissue damage or chemical change. So, the chemical analysis reports of the blood will be negative; and since there is no tissue damage, scanning reports will not show any abnormality. These normal reports of laboratory investigations do not mean that the patient is normal because, the patient may still complain that something is definitely wrong with him. It only reveals that the laboratory investigations are unnecessary, wasteful exercises when a patient has his own superior laboratory in the form of brain.

A patient’s approval is proof enough that he has recovered from his problems. When a health system does not give due regard to a patient’s complaints, but only believes in the so called scientific (mechanical) diagnosis, it is only fit for veterinary practice and is not fit for humans.

(to be continued.....)

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Acu Healer. Kuntikana RadhaKrishna Bhat, D.A.Sc.,
Acupuncturist,
Chennai

"Acupuncture Can Cure All Diseases."

Swasthya Mahithi - Audio recording of the Speech given by Acu Healer. Kuntikana RadhaKrishna Bhat, Acupuncturist

Dear All,

I herewith upload the audio recording of the speech (Title: Swasthya Mahithi) given by me in Karada Sammelana - 2016 at Agalpadi Mutt, on 25 December 2016, in our Karada Language.

It's a 44 minutes talk.  And my speech begins at 2.20 minutes of this Audio.

Link to download this Audio: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_uG4ibRNtvydmY2a2t6QTI5SmM/view?usp=sharing

File size: 9.96 MB

Hope this is useful to Karada Members who were unable to make it on that day.

Thanks.

Acu Healer. Kuntikana RadhaKrishna Bhat, D.A.Sc.,
Acupuncturist,
Chennai.

"Acupuncture Can Cure All Diseases." 

Is Acupuncture scientifically accepted? - Part 13: Acupuncture Versus Allopathy (Modern Medicine).

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# Freedom From Diseases #

Question:

Is Acupuncture scientifically accepted?

Answer given by:

Father of Indian Acupuncture. Dr. Fazlur Rahman, M.B.B.S., M.D., Phd. (Acupuncture):

Today’s science has to evolve through a million years and beyond if it wants to see through the eyes by instrumental means, the energy force or the life-force of nature, because science today is purely mechanical and elementary in nature. Man should not depend upon instrumental diagnosis any more because, he has a more powerful equipment in the form of brain which can gain access into the hidden facts of a disease. Brain has the quality of perception whereas scientific instruments are just toys and dummies in this regard.

Today’s science or the science of tomorrow will never acquire the fitness to assess the credibility of a greater science.

(to be continued.....)

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Acu Healer. Kuntikana RadhaKrishna Bhat, D.A.Sc.,
Acupuncturist,
Chennai

"Acupuncture Can Cure All Diseases."

Concept of Acupuncture - Part 12: Acupuncture Versus Allopathy (Modern Medicine)

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# Freedom From Diseases #

Question:

What is the concept of Acupuncture? How does it explain disease and health?

Answer given by:

Father of Indian Acupuncture. Dr. Fazlur Rahman, M.B.B.S., M.D., Phd. (Acupuncture):

Health means activity. The activity of a person depends upon his energy status. If the Energy is insufficient there is less activity, and tiredness ensues.

We have twelve vital organs on our body. They are: stomach, spleen, kidneys, liver, lungs, small intestine, large intestine, urinary bladder, gall bladder, heat regulation system, pericardium (a thin covering of the heart) and the heart.

If any one or more of the vital organs has insufficient energy for its activity, the organ concerned becomes sluggish in its physiological function.

For example, if stomach is under-active due to want of energy, it becomes lazy.

The effects of the laziness of the stomach are expressed as symptoms. They are: lack of appetite, sluggish digestion (food stays in the stomach for long periods causing heaviness in the stomach), belching and eructations, with the smell of food taken long before.

Similarly the function of each organ depends on its energy condition.  Instead of insufficient energy, if there is excess energy in the stomach, there will be stuffiness and distending pain in the abdomen; there may be nausea and vomiting immediately after consuming food. And lastly if there is defective energy, there will be stomach disorder. This is the starting point of a disease. This condition could be set right if only the health system knows the energy source, energy movement in our body and has the knowledge to manipulate the energy and charge an under active or disordered organ with sufficient and viable energy.

Acupuncture is the only science that satisfies such a requirement by utilizing the atmospheric electrical energy. The success of acupuncture treatment depends entirely upon the skill of the practitioner who applies this great science.

(to be continued.....)

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Acu Healer. Kuntikana RadhaKrishna Bhat, D.A.Sc.,
Acupuncturist,
Chennai

"Acupuncture Can Cure All Diseases."