 Conditions Treated According to the National Institute of Health (NIH) and the World Health Organization (WHO), acupuncture has proven effective in the treatment of many common problems: 1. Pregnancy related complaints: infertility, morning sickness, sciatica, heartburn, digestive disorders, insomnia, breech babies, edema, fatigue, natural induction, postpartum depression, postpartum care 3. Gastrointestinal disorders: indigestion, pain, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, constipation 4. Respiratory disorders: common cold/flu, chronic sinusitis, allergies, asthma 6. Dermatological disorders: eczema, acne, scars, facial rejuvenation 7. Emotional and psychological disorders: depression, anxiety, stress reduction, addictions, nervous tension, chronic fatigue 8. Children: coughs, colds, earaches, colic, indigestion, vomiting, thrush , respiratory issues The Top Reasons To Try Acupuncture: - Acupuncturists view each person as a dynamic and holistic being. Every atom, cell, tissue, and organ is interrelated and interconnected, functioning as an integrated whole.
- Acupuncture helps to reawaken and energize the self-healing and regenerating capacity of the body.
- Acupuncture can help support and strengthen the immune system.
- Acupuncture can be used as preventative medicine.
- Acupuncture can treat over 50 western medical diseases, disorders and symptoms, including pain, arthritis, infertility, headaches, and allergies.
- Acupuncture has treated billions of people over the past 2,500 years.
- Acupuncture works!
Why it's good to continue care: - Even though you may not be in pain or discomfort, it takes longer to heal than is indicated by how you feel. Your body is continuing to heal even when symptoms are gone.
- Acupuncture has the potential to help you enjoy your life to the fullest. Many patients who receive acupuncture on a regular basis have more energy and feel better.
- Each acupuncture visit is intended to maximize your body's healing potential. Stopping or missing care could negatively impact your investment in health.
- An ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure.
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