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By: Acufinder Editorial Staff

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Q: How would acupuncture treat diabetes, along what meridians, and why?

A: Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1 and Type 2) corresponds to the traditional medical diagnosis of, 'xiao ke' or 'Wasting and thirsting disease'. T... Read More

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