Kazuko Itaya have studied the effects of acupuncture on micro-circulation using intradermal needles. Although it seems to go against the common perception of acupuncture, our findings proved that even the slightest needle stimulation induces a generalized increase in vaso-motion. The finest intradermal needles were sufficient to improve the nutritional state of tissue and greatly facilitate reabsorption in cases of internal hemorrhage or edema. (NAJOM, Vol.1,No2 Novenber 1994 P.5)
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