In this effort we ll be helped by the knowledge of contemporary neuroendocrinology and chemoarchitecture of the brain. Many neural theories are developed to explain the mechanisms of action of Acupuncture. P, histamine like substances bradikinine, serotonin, proteolitic enzymes all around the needle, occured during every needling therapy. Discussing the role of central neurotransmiters we can explain the action of Acupuncture in acute and chronic pain syndromes, in addictions, in psychiatric diseases. The purpose of therapy seems to be the selective stimulation of skin points or areas of our body.
Stimulation takes place at several points at the same time.
It is believed that every combination of points activates different circuits and it is clear that the character of the stimulus is of primary importance for the therapeutic result. The combination of stimulation points. In the table 1 we can see the importance of stimulation parameters and the possibilities offered by this knowledge for the systematisation of our practice. It is well known that the nervous system with its sensory peripheral receptors, afferent sensory pathways, central cerebral nuclei, efferent pathways and effector peripheral organs directs the mechanisms of action and reaction of the body when an external or internal stimulus influences it. The various changes in the external or internal environment are handled in this manner.