PROJECT OVERVIEW

Shoshi Foundation has been actively engaged in providing acupuncture treatment and conducting research in Bangladesh since 2019 at the SUO XI Hospital (Acupuncture). Under the supervision of pioneer acupuncture Dr. S.M. Shahidul Islam Phd, PPM, the foundation continues to deliver integrated healthcare services that combine traditional Chinese acupuncture with modern therapeutic approaches.

This ongoing initiative focuses on offering effective, non-invasive treatment solutions for patients suffering from chronic pain and complex health conditions. Alongside patient care, the foundation is also committed to advancing research and expanding knowledge in the field of acupuncture and integrative medicine.

Target Beneficiaries

• Individuals experiencing chronic pain conditions such as arthritis, migraine, neck pain, back pain, PLID, and frozen shoulder.
• Patients with neurological conditions, including paralysis, motor neuron disease, and related functional limitations
• Children and adults who may benefit from supportive care for developmental and neurological conditions, such as autism
• Individuals seeking non-surgical, drug-free, and minimally invasive treatment alternatives
• People interested in holistic, patient-centered, and integrative healthcare approaches

Project Objectives

• To deliver safe, evidence-informed acupuncture treatments for a wide range of acute and chronic health conditions
• To advance integrative healthcare by combining traditional acupuncture techniques with modern medical understanding
• To support ongoing clinical research and continuous improvement in acupuncture practices and patient care
• To enhance patient outcomes through non-invasive, holistic, and personalized treatment approaches
• To raise public awareness and acceptance of acupuncture and complementary medicine across Bangladesh

Acupuncture Treatment Research & Clinical Approach

Shoshi Foundation follows an evidence-informed approach supported by continuous clinical practice and learning. Acupuncture treatments are currently being provided at SUO XI Hospital as part of an ongoing research-based initiative, where real patient cases contribute to practical insights and treatment development.

The experience gained from treating a diverse range of conditions helps improve therapeutic approaches and supports the advancement of acupuncture practice in Bangladesh. This research-driven model also plays an important role in shaping the future vision of the proposed Shoshi Foundation Hospital, where integrative and patient-centered care will be a key focus.

Our Research Papers

01. Prolapsed lumbar intervertebral disease acupuncture treatment in Bangladesh: A case study

02. Acupuncture Treatment in Bell’s Palsy Disease in Bangladesh – A Case Report

Implementation Of Acupuncture Treatment & Research In Bangladesh

The project is being actively carried out through ongoing patient care, clinical practice, and structured treatment sessions under the professional supervision of Pioneer Acupuncture in Bangladesh, Dr. S.M.Shahidul Islam, PhD, PPM. Acupuncture treatments are provided at SUO XI Hospital, where patient care is closely integrated with research and continuous clinical learning.

This setup allows each treatment session to contribute not only to patient recovery but also to a deeper understanding of acupuncture outcomes. Services are delivered in a patient-centered and well-organized manner, ensuring safety, effectiveness, and long-term therapeutic benefits while supporting the advancement of research in this field.

SHOSHI FOUNDATION’s EXPECTATION

The Shoshi Foundation envisions this initiative to create meaningful and long-term improvements in healthcare and community wellbeing. Through its acupuncture-based treatment and research programs, the expected outcomes include:

• Significant improvement in patients’ quality of life through effective pain management, faster recovery, and restored physical function
• Greater public awareness and growing acceptance of acupuncture as a safe, evidence-based treatment option in Bangladesh
• Improved access to affordable and integrative healthcare services that combine traditional and modern approaches
• Advancement of research-driven acupuncture practice, contributing to scientific validation and clinical improvement
• A strong institutional foundation for expanding hospital-based integrative medicine and future specialized treatment services

Overall, this initiative reflects the Shoshi Foundation’s commitment to bridging traditional healing and modern healthcare for a healthier, more informed society.

Our Future Vision

Motto: Committed to the welfare of humanity.

We believe that true healing goes beyond treatment; it is about compassion, dignity, and respect for every human life. Guided by our motto, Shoshi Foundation remains devoted to advancing safe, non-medical, and non-invasive approaches to care that support the body’s natural ability to heal.

Our vision is to build a future where integrative and gentle healing practices are accessible to all, reducing suffering while preserving safety and trust. We are committed to promoting holistic wellbeing through approaches that do not harm, but instead restore balance and hope.

Together, we move forward with a shared responsibility to serve humanity with integrity, compassion, and an unwavering dedication to care.