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Correction to: Electroacupuncture Upregulated Ghrelin in Rats with Functional Dyspepsia via AMPK/TSC2/RhebâMediated mTOR Inhibition
The original version of the article is missing the grant information in Acknowledgments section. Corrected version of Acknowledgments is given below.
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Correction to: The mechanism of electroacupuncture for depression on basic research: a systematic review
An amendment to this paper has been published and can be accessed via the original article.
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Acupoint tapping : a natural way for prevention and treatment through traditional Chinese medicine
Tap into your meridian and collateral channels for a happier and healthier life. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, meridians and collateral's are channels that connect internal organs with limbs and drive vital energy and blood throughout the human body. By learning to tap relevant parts of the body, you will be able to clear your meridians and collateral's, invigorate your body and enhance your overall health and spirit. In \"Acupoint Tapping,\" physician Haung Guangmin explains the simple and professional practicing methods that will allow you to incorporate this aspect of TCM into your daily life. With help from Huang, it will only take around half an hour a day to practice and benefit from meridian and collateral exercises. In addition, this book offers techniques against 10 sub-health conditions, such as obesity and depression and 19 chronic diseases, including high blood pressure and the common cold. These tapping exercises can strengthen physique, prevent diseases, reduce illness, and facilitate recovery. Become the guardian of your own health with \"Acupoint Tapping: A Natural Way for Prevention and Treatment through Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Repensar la ciudad. Hacia una acupuntura urbana/Rethinking the city. Towards urban acupuncture
En los últimos veinte años, Bogotá ha crecido de manera vertiginosa por la necesidad de crear nuevas viviendas, mayoritariamente ubicadas en ciudadelas apartadas del centro de la ciudad, en un escenario regional sin planificar. De manera contrapuesta a esta dinámica se han dado algunos procesos de redensificación urbana del centro, que han ayudado a suplir la falta de unidades habitacionales, pero además han rehabilitado barrios tradicionales. Este artículo busca dilucidar la diferencia entre estas dos dinámicas, reforzando el planteamiento de Jaime Lerner, de actuar en puntos concretos para mejorar una ciudad, y a lo que ha denominado acupuntura urbana.
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