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Since 1973, the American Journal of Acupuncture has provided peer-reviewed articles spanning the diverse range of traditional and modern acupuncture and energy medicine. As the world's most comprehensive collection of contemporary-practitioner's research and experience, AJA offers treatment options and evidence, unique applications of acupuncture in the Western setting, clinical comparisons and research, treatment innovations including advances in pain management, herbal medicine, nutrition, and immune enhancement. Regular features include the Acu-Forum (with review and insight on the fundamentals by a senior practitioner), as well as book and equipment reviews, etc. Special series have included in-depth exploration of specific clinical topics, perspectives on healing traditions, as well as the future of Oriental medicine, bioelectromagnetics and the coming paradigm shift. AJA's authors have included the world's most renowned teachers, practitioners, researchers, scholars--all representing diverse traditions and perspectives in the field. In this forum, no school or perspective or training orientation is favored above any other--they all have their place in the evolving field. Sample topics: Parkinsonism, sportsmedicine, cellulite, sexual abuse, hiccups during surgery, edema, stroke, bone spurs, loss of taste, alcoholic recidivism, autoimmune disease, dangers of dairy products, colorpuncture, etc. Back issues for continued and unique professional enrichment are available.