The Efficacy of Body Acupuncture Combined with Ear Acupressure versus Frequent Counseling as Adjuvant Therapy for Quitting Smoking – An Intervention Pilot Study
Asmaa Mahmoud Mohammed,
Mona Samir Allam,
Hend Rashad
et al.
Abstract:Background and Objectives:
Quitting smoking is a primary preventive measure for many chronic and fatal diseases including various types of cancers, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Unfortunately, the available pharmacological therapies may have potential side effects and may be unsuitable for all smokers. The present study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of using Chinese acupuncture as a nonconventional aid for smoking cessation.
Subjects and Methods:
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