Birth Control Thru Acupuncture

Brothers and Sisters of the SUN.

I dug the two articles about IUD's and thought I'd run some feedback regarding birth control through acupuncture.

Acupuncture, like chiropractory treatment, herbal and magnetic healing, have been suppressed by the medical profession as much as possible in America which is why birth control through acupuncture is not common knowledge. Why. how could monopolies and the medical corporations manufacturing these inept devices and phoney solutions for birth control, and the medical profession, maintain their capitalistic exploitation if something was brought to light which allowed females to no longer depend on this obsolete method?

Birth prevention can be accomplished by applying the following acupuncture before balling. Spleen 6, Stomach 36, conception vessel 4, and large intestine 4. These same points will discontinue menstrual cramps much faster than anything else. For cramps. acupuncture at these points tickles the right autonomic nerves to make the vaginal and uterine walls contract. That encourages the swollen vessels to return the excess blood in these walls, to circulation and thus cramping is gone.

In the case of conception, where an ovum is fertilized and implanted in the uterine lining, these contractions would cause the egg to slough off. This process is similar to that provoked by the coil.

The coil sloughs off the egg by irritation. Acupuncture just shakes the egg off. They're both types of intra-uterine abortion, a sort of post-conception contraception.

Although I can not recall where I copied this info. it seemed very realistic. however I would do a little research on this before trying. A good book to cop on acupuncture is from the People's Republic of China (where else?), translated by Sebaac Publisher's. P.O. Box 40129. San Francisco, California, 94104. It's called, "Basic Acupuncture Techniques", it costs about $18.00, 350 pages. However it only costs $9 to clinics, free Clinics, doctors, and people working in poor third world or alternative communities.

Hopefully this info can be utilized. Needless to say the SUN continues to be one of the best, if not the best cultural publication in the country. Let it grow!

William Nicholson

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