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Chinese medicine believes that acupuncture can mainly cure some meridian diseases, but not all diseases. It can mainly treat some diseases caused by blockage of meridians or nervous system.

Traditional manual acupuncture mainly stimulates acupoints, which can treat some sequelae of chronic diseases or acute diseases, such as stroke, hemiplegia, cerebral infarction, facial paralysis and other nervous system diseases, and can also play a role in conditioning the whole body.

1946, Chinese medical scientist Tang Shicheng invented electroacupuncture therapy, which is still used in most Chinese medicine hospitals. It is to beat the acupoints like a gold needle, and then hang a low-frequency electric pulse on the gold needle. It can replace a series of complicated needle moving processes such as pulling, pulling, twisting, bouncing and jumping of traditional manual acupuncture, and the therapeutic effect is better than that of traditional manual acupuncture.

In 1990s, the World Health Organization (WHO) realized that electronic acupuncture could completely replace traditional acupuncture. Moreover, acupuncture and massage are both officially recognized Chinese medicine disciplines in the world.

When traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture meets modern technology, lily can treat all diseases that can be treated by traditional acupuncture without entering human skin, and because it combines the scientific and technological achievements of modern biological pulse, it is not only the essence of regulating the whole body meridians and nervous system, but also can treat cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, bone and joint diseases, head, neck, lumbar spondylosis and endocrine diseases. At the same time, it can also be used in acupuncture weight loss with good results. It is the electronic acupuncture therapeutic instrument that we are now exposed to.

Whz-2, Xi 'an Wanhui's digital acupuncture therapeutic instrument, is a medical device with a quasi-name issued by the drug supervision department. Only when the cure rate is above 90% will the quasi-name be issued. Not a health care device, but a real cure!