Acupuncture, a traditional Chinese medicine practice, involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to alleviate various ailments. This technique primarily targets meridian lines, which are pathways in the body through which life energy, or "Qi," flows. Blockages or imbalances in the flow of Qi can lead to pain or illness. The most commonly used form of acupuncture addresses these meridian points along the entire body to restore balance and promote healing. Another significant aspect of acupuncture is the use of Sujok therapy, which focuses on the hands and feet. According to the theoretical basis of Sujok acupuncture, each hand and foot contains micro points that correspond to various organs and parts of the body. By stimulating these specific points, practitioners can effectively treat corresponding areas of the body. Sujok needles, which are smaller than traditional Chinese acupuncture needles, are used for this purpose. Qi, the vital energy circulating throughout the body, plays a crucial role in maintaining health. When the flow of Qi or blood becomes obstructed, pain and discomfort can occur. One method to alleviate such blockages is bloodletting, a process that involves puncturing the affected area to remove stagnant blood, thereby restoring the natural flow and alleviating pain. This holistic approach underscores the importance of balanced energy flow in achieving overall well-being.