What is Maps?

Maps is a microsystem acupuncture treatment method. All of the body’s functions find a reflection area in small areas of the body such as the ear, mouth, scalp, hands and feet. For example, there are reflection points on the auricle from head to toe all over the body. These points show different electrical activity in disease states and by measuring this, information can be obtained about the problems in the body and these points can be treated by inserting needles.

How Does It Work?

Maps is very effective in acute cases due to its instant effect. It is a reflex treatment. When a needle stimulus is given to the reflection area of ​​the problem area, the healing signal goes to the problem area and a rapid result is obtained if the needle is inserted to the right point.

In Which Diseases Is It Used?

Maps, which can be used in all kinds of pain such as migraine, hernia, neuropathic pain, toothache, rheumatic pain, digestive problems such as gas, nausea, stomach ache, constipation, allergic problems, cognitive problems such as sleep disorders, depression, anxiety, addiction treatments such as smoking, hormonal system regulation, weight loss, in short, in the treatment of all kinds of problems, is a regulation treatment.

Does it have any side effects?

There are no side effects when the right points are used.

What is its mechanism?

There are some body areas such as the scalp, ear, mouth, hands and feet where all organs and functions in the body are electrically reflected. These areas are called micro systems. One of the most important is the ear. The pinna resembles a human fetus upside down in the womb in terms of shape, and all kinds of problems related to the head, body, arms and legs find electrical reflection points on this small human figure.

These points can be measured with an acupuncture detector due to voltage differences. According to the measured point, it can be understood which organ or body function has a problem. At the same time, treatment can be done with micro system ear acupuncture on the points found.

What is its advantage?

It does not require equipment other than detector, knowledge and experience. It provides a diagnostic prediction within minutes.

How reliable is it?

The aim is to determine where the body functions are disrupted rather than making a definitive diagnosis. It is a very reliable method when performed by an experienced physician. Its reliability can be understood from the immediate relief of symptoms with the treatment applied to the points found.