Acupuncture is neither magic nor mere placebo — it's a tradition with real mechanisms and measurable effects.
Myth 1: Acupuncture Is Just a Placebo
Placeholder: address the placebo argument with a balanced view of research.
Placeholder: summary of well-designed trials showing effects beyond placebo.
Myth 2: Acupuncture Is Painful
Placeholder: explain the actual sensation of acupuncture — needle thinness, typical patient experience.
Placeholder: how practitioners minimise discomfort.
What Acupuncture Is Good For
Placeholder: list conditions with the strongest evidence — chronic pain, migraines, nausea, stress.
Placeholder: practical examples of patient outcomes at our centre.
What Acupuncture Is Not Good For
Placeholder: be honest about conditions where evidence is weak or where acupuncture is an adjunct, not a primary treatment.
Safety and What to Expect
Placeholder: safety record, sterilisation standards, and what happens during a typical session.
Placeholder: how to choose a qualified practitioner.
