Ancient wisdom for the modern body, mind and spirit.
Acupuncture not only helps to repair injured muscles and joints, it also stimulates the release of your body's own anti-inflammatories and pain relieving neurotransmitters while changing the way pain is perceived in the nervous system.
Sports injuries, repetitive stress, chronic inflammation, digestive pain, migraines, menstrual pain more...
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What can Acupuncture Treat?
Acupuncture has been studied and proven to be effective in treating:
Chronic Low Back Pain
Acute Low Back Pain
Shoulder Pain
Headache (tension type + chronic)
Knee osteoarthritis
Migraine Prevention
Post Operative Pain
Back or Pelvic Pain during Pregnancy
Cancer Pain
Labor Pain
Lateral Elbow Pain
Plantar Heel Pain
Post Stroke Shoulder Pain
Restless Leg Syndrom
Sciatica
Shoulder Impingement Syndrome
TMJ or Temporomandibular Pain
... and more!
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How can Acupuncture Help?
Manipulates fascia and muscles to release tension and adhesions.
Inhibits pain signals to the brain.
Improves blood flow and metabolism of lactic acid and inflammation.
Triggers the body’s natural healing mechanisms, allowing old injuries to heal.
Stimulates the release of neurotransmitters like endorphins that relieve pain and enhance one’s sense of overall well-being.
Increases serotonin, a brain chemical involved with mood, which in turn relieves pain.
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Your Insurance may cover Acupuncture due to its efficacy in treating pain!
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Acute pain warns you that you have been hurt. It starts suddenly, and when the injury heals, the pain stops. In acute injury, the pain is due to pressure from inflammation in the tissues and nerves at the site of the injury. This inflammation leads to the swelling that is observable and is part of the body’s healing response.
Chronic pain continues after the injury has healed, lasting for weeks, months, even years. In chronic injury, nerve signals that were active during acute injury continue to send messages that the body is in pain. Although chronic pain is not completely understood, it is potentially due to nerves that have become damaged.
New research also suggests that chronic pain can come from a malfunction in the way the brain ‘maps’ sensory information.
Acupuncture can re-educate the nervous system.