Acupuncture study hopes to reduce student stress
A student will enter into a quiet
and dimly lit room.
Light, rhythmic music will be
playing, creating a sense of tranquility.
The student will then lie on the
table with their knees elevated by a pillow.
A heating blanket will envelop the
student in warmth as they lie still.
A doctor will then enter the room,
tell the student to relax and begin placing needles.
The needle enters the skin with a
virtually painless pinprick. The doctor rotates the needle and a sensation of
tingling travels through the nerves, just like when your foot falls asleep.
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