Article 1142E Acupuncture no better for menopause than 'fake' method, says researchers

Acupuncture no better for menopause than 'fake' method, says researchers

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Australian Associated Press
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Women with thin needles inserted into body had same results as those who had their skin stimulated with blunt-tipped needles

Traditional Chinese acupuncture is no better than a fake version for treating menopause symptoms, says a new study.

But, after eight weeks of treatment, both led to a 40% improvement in the severity and frequency of hot flushes, which was sustained six months later.

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