Jessica,
I am not looking for an argument, but a discussion: I thought there was some medical evidence to support acupuncture. No? Really? WTF.
It works on Beau like gangbusters. I cannot believe that's all psychosomatic. I mean, maybe it is, but damn that would be amazing.
The store I was working at this morning had donuts, it didn't occur to me until know that they may have been for Mardi Gras.
I think we all need some baby kangaroo today:
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So cute!
I have pictures like that too! [link] [link]
Happy Mardi Gras! I am eating a banana pecan muffin.
FWIW, I know people who've gotten acupuncture on their horses, and swear by the results. Totally anecdotal of course, but enough to make me go 'Huh.'
Hey, we've got red beans and rice too.
I know people who've gotten acupuncture on their horses, and swear by the results.
My sister got acupuncture on/for her St. Bernard. Not sure it made any difference, frankly. There's no real way that needles & nerve endings can stop aging.
So I intended to get pancakes when I left the house and ended up with Pad Thai. That's close, right?
And who are all these people in the mall on a Tuesday afternoon??
FWIW, I know people who've gotten acupuncture on their horses, and swear by the results. Totally anecdotal of course, but enough to make me go 'Huh.'
My sister got acupuncture on/for her St. Bernard. Not sure it made any difference, frankly. There's no real way that needles & nerve endings can stop aging.
Our cat Teddy loved acupuncture. Made him melt into a relaxed puddle of tuxie. I think it may have slowed the kidney failure down a bit, but I can't say for sure.
Marie tolerates it, but she's still around more than 2 years after losing the feeding tube. Whether it's the meds, the herbal med, the acupuncture, or all 3, I can't say.
What I can say is, it doesn't hurt.