Alternative Medicine News

August 26, 2004

Acupuncture Pill, Aromatherapy May Soften Pain Memories

"A Singapore government-backed biotechnology firm says it is on track to developing an acupuncture pill, claiming to have put the traditional Asian method of using needles to address various physical ailments into a tiny capsule."

A small study suggests the scent of essential oils may not dull the body's physical response to pain, but it may make a person's memory of the pain better.

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