Acupuncture is a practice that mainly involves insertion of thin needles (4 to 25 mm long) into the skin on specific points in the body in order to prevent illness and improve health and general well-being. The practice originated in China more than 2,000 years ago and it’s one of the oldest medical practices known to man. The stimulation of sensory nerves results in the release of vital chemicals including endorphins. Studies show that acupuncture treatment may reduce nerve pain and improve peripheral diabetic neuropathy. Acupuncture Therapy Procedure  After inserting (4-20) thin needles into specific…