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Robin Costello BSc. DipAc. MBAcC. CertAc(China)

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Acupuncture compared with Prozac

Acupuncture  for depression seems as effective as Prozac but with fewer side effects.

A multi-centre randomised controlled study of acupuncture for depression, involving 440 patients, found the benefits of acupuncture to be similar to or better than, those of Prozac, and with fewer side effects.

(Acupuncture for Treatment of Depressive Neurosis: A Multi-Centre Randomised Controlled Study. Zhongguo Zhen Jiu, January 2008.)

Author Robin CostelloPosted on January 21, 2008May 30, 2018Categories Depression

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