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| Diabetes finger-poker for bloodletting? Is it safe to use those for bloodletting? [Bloodletting refers to making your skin bleed a little to relieve stress in your body.] Acupuncture only works for a short time, even when I did it every week, but bloodletting helped a lot. I can't afford the treatment and I thought this may be a cheaper way for me to do it myself... ? Constructive opinions only, please. p.s.- Yes, I went to a licensed acupuncturist for my treatment. He used a special tool that looked like a meat tenderizer. Sounds gross, I know...       |
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