In acupuncture, why are the needles inserted at predetermined points or the meridians?
A. They help to restore yin and yang balance.
B. This is where the bones and muscles intersect.
C. They represent specific yin and yang points.
D. It will achieve the best anesthetic response.
Answer: A
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