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In the Far East, such as China, Japan and Korea, many people traditionally recognize the advantages of use of acupuncture and other types of Oriental medicine.
In these countries, wide use of acupuncture has indirectly contributed to maintaining or lowering total national medical expenses,
which has made it possible to have health insurance for every individual in Japan and China as well as free medical care for the elderly(over 65 years old)
in Japan and the people's Republic of China.
Without this total savings of medical expenses for the nation, by the use of acupuncture, moxibustion, shiatsu, and other forms of Oriental medicine,
a national insurance policy for every individual may not have been possible in Japan.
Despite of such facts, many Japanese have not recognized the implications of the economic merit of acupuncture to the nation's well being.
In the People's Republic of China, Mao Tse Tung and other leaders solved national health problems most economically by encouraging the best of
Western medicine and of Oriental medicine, particularly acupuncture.
Regardless of whether a particular government may or may not be ideal, politicians who are seriously concerned about national health can greatly benefit
from knowing something about the merits and background of acupuncture.
Any thoughts that Tani might not be psychologically ready for the consolation match were swept
away when she pulled off a textbook at 2:33 to best Bogdanova by ippon.
In these countries, wide use of acupuncture has indirectly contributed to maintaining or lowering total national medical expenses,
which has made it possible to have health insurance for every individual in Japan and China as well as free medical care for the elderly(over 65 years old)
in Japan and the people's Republic of China.
Without this total savings of medical expenses for the nation, by the use of acupuncture, moxibustion, shiatsu, and other forms of Oriental medicine,
a national insurance policy for every individual may not have been possible in Japan.
Despite of such facts, many Japanese have not recognized the implications of the economic merit of acupuncture to the nation's well being.
In the People's Republic of China, Mao Tse Tung and other leaders solved national health problems most economically by encouraging the best of
Western medicine and of Oriental medicine, particularly acupuncture.
Regardless of whether a particular government may or may not be ideal, politicians who are seriously concerned about national health can greatly benefit
from knowing something about the merits and background of acupuncture.
Any thoughts that Tani might not be psychologically ready for the consolation match were swept
away when she pulled off a textbook at 2:33 to best Bogdanova by ippon.
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