A newcomer to acupuncture may feel intimidated, wondering if the treatment will hurt. There is actually very little to fear, as acupuncture needles are so small that even young children can be treated with very little discomfort! Furthermore, needles are not always necessary, as Traditional Chinese Medicine can use other therapies…
Acupuncture can be a great alternative or complementary treatment for those struggling with anxiety on a daily basis. Acupuncture has several significant effects on the body that can help reduce anxiety by affecting blood circulation, hormone balance, pain and emotion centers in the brain, as well as sleep, to name a…
Detoxification can mean many things depending on your health goals. Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine can help improve the function of your organs such as the kidneys, liver, and your digestive system, which all play an important role in removing waste and toxins from the body. Why not give your body a…
Acupuncture can help you heal from traumatic injuries. Whether it is a sports injury, an injury due to a fall, or even a motor vehicle accident, acupuncture techniques can assist the body in healing and repairing itself. By directing the “flow” of energy and blood according to Traditional Chinese Medicine theory,…
Traditional Chinese Medicine can be an effective tool in the battle against sickness. Whether it is that time of year where everyone seems to get sick and you want to take a preventative approach, or you suffer from a poor immune system and you seem to catch every bug that comes along,…
…and how this affects your digestion Modern times have provided us with a diverse selection of food and, with it, a great deal of stress when it comes to planning diets and healthy eating. Both diet and your emotional state can influence the quality of your digestion. If you suffer from abdominal…
Sometimes the simplest advice is the best when it comes to staying healthy during busy times. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, you want to bundle up to protect your lungs, drink lots of fluids, and enjoy your holiday treats (with moderation of course). Don’t forget that your acupuncturist is here for you…
