In this video, Dr. Ken Kaufman, sports chiropractor and MLB consultant, breaks down the science, technique, and purpose behind each approach so you can understand which one might be right for you.

✅ What You’ll Learn:

• The key differences between acupuncture and dry needling

• How each technique affects the body’s muscles, fascia, and nervous system

• Which approach is better for pain relief, recovery, and performance

• Why dry needling is often used in sports medicine and injury rehab

💡 Quick Summary:

• Acupuncture is rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, focusing on energy flow (Qi) and meridians.

• Dry Needling targets muscular trigger points and neuromuscular dysfunction, backed by modern anatomical science.

Both have their place in healing—but their goals, methods, and results differ significantly.

🎯 Who This Video is For:

• Athletes looking for faster recovery and pain reduction

• Patients exploring non-surgical treatment options

• Clinicians seeking clarity on application and outcomes

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