Acupuncture
 
Acupuncture has a long history of treating health problems of many kinds. As part of a healing practice referred to as Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture has been used successfully for more than 2500 years. The treatment consists of inserting fine solid needles into the skin at very specific points and left in place or manipulated for a specified time. According to principles of TCM, many health problems are the result of blockages in the body's energy pathways; acupuncture treatments remove these blockages and clear the energy pathways, which balances the body and stimulates the healing process.

Modern research has shown that acupuncture elicits a complex set of responses in the nervous system that is effective in treating pain and a variety of other conditions. Today, medical acupuncture is offered by specially certified health care practitioners such as physicians and chiropractors, whose training combines principles of acupuncture with knowledge from the biomedical sciences, offering patients a safe and effective alternative to conventional drug and other treatments.

The cold laser can do almost everything acupuncture needles can do for pain, without feeling a thing, 
 
The cold laser emits a ruby-red light that can correct misalignments in the spine so gentle that you feel nothing.  The same gentle approach can release stress patterns in the fascia (fibrous tissue surrounding your organs, muscles and other soft structures) quickly and painlessly.
 
The laser, when used above your skin on an area of injury, pain or trauma, rapidly reduces pain and swelling and accelerates healing at dramatic rates that were only dreamed of in the past.
 
Cold lasers aren't capable of producing thermal damage in tissue.  Cold lasers have balancing effects rather than destructive ones.  They're totally safe for both doctor and patient without negative side effects.