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<h1>Acupuncture Treatment to Quit Smoking - does it Actually Work?</h1>

Acupuncture is an alternative medical method that originated
from China.
 This method is based upon the old Chinese assumption that
there are invisible energy point scattered across the human body.
Theses energy points are called Meridians. during an Acupuncture
treatment, tiny needles are inserted into the Meridians, causing he
energy flow through them to change. This principle is used for quit
a few benefits:
* It can "open up" energy blocks that will relieve pain and
stress
 * It can reduce cravings
 * It can strengthen your energy and vitality
 
In the past years, Acupuncture has been used, among other uses,
to help people stop smoking. The treatment included inserting the
needles to specific points (among them, a few points in the outer
ear).
 This treatment was supposed to reduce the cravings to another
cigarette and help those people on their way to quit smoking. In
the first few years of using this method, it was quit popular and
gained a lot of followers that recommended it. That was mainly
because the method is not invasive and is very suitable for people
who can't, or won't take medicine and other "strong stuff".
 But, for the last few years, the use of Acupuncture in
smoking cessation has reduced significantly. This happens because
of the following reasons:
* The percentage of people who actually stooped smoking while
using Acupuncture was small. This indicated that Acupuncture is not
the best choice for people who want to quit smoking.
 
* New solutions were introduced to the scene, such as laser
treatment, and shots treatment. This article does not discuss these
methods, so let's just say that they proved to be by far more
effective than Acupuncture.
To conclude, It is clear that Acupuncture has it's place as an
alternative method, and many people report getting results with it.
If you want to give it a shot in your efforts to stop smoking, it
is advised that you find a therapist with a proven back record of
success with helping people stop smoking.
 However, I would say that as a means to help smoking
cessation, there are much better solutions out there, so
Acupuncture is in my opinion not the best choice.

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