Deep Dives into the Science, Physiology, and Benefits of Treatment
In our fast-paced world, stress has become an almost ubiquitous companion in our daily lives. Whether it's work-related pressures, personal responsibilities, or the constant hustle and bustle, it seems like stress is always lurking around the corner. Fortunately, there are holistic approaches to stress relief, and one of the most intriguing and time-tested methods is acupuncture.
Read MoreChinese herbs have been used for centuries to promote health and treat various ailments. These herbal remedies have gained popularity worldwide due to their potential benefits, but they have also raised concerns about potential side effects, including liver toxicity. In this post, we will delve into the complex relationship between Chinese herbs and liver health, shedding light on what you need to know to make informed decisions about their use.
Read MoreMelatonin is a popular sleep supplement that can be easily purchased over-the-counter. It is also a hormone that occurs naturally in the body and regulates our circadian rhythms (sleep/wake cycle). Our brain doesn’t secrete it during daylight hours, rather only as night approaches, and as melatonin levels increase, cortisol levels decrease.
Read More“The advantages of acupuncture are mainly reflected in regulating neuro-immune system, improving the quality of life, reducing fatigue, improving the bladder function, reducing the spasm and pain of the limbs, delaying the progression of the disease, and reducing relapses.”
Read MoreMany patients ask about exercise after acupuncture, and many acupuncturists suggest avoiding it. But is that really necessary?
Read MoreIt is well known that acupuncture influences the release of endogenous opioids (made inside the body). These pain modulating molecules not only influence our perception of pain but also reduce the reliance on pharmaceutical pain management.
Read MoreAccording to data and statistics collected by the CDC between 2016-2019, 9.4% of children ages 3-17 (approximately 5.8 million) experience anxiety.
Read MoreDeqi (de chi) is defined as a tingling, numbness, heaviness, or warming sensation felt when an acupuncture needle is manipulated. Deqi occurs due to the various nerve fibers being stimulated by an acupuncture needle. “Aching, soreness, distention, heaviness, warmth and dull pain are conveyed by the slower conducting Aδ and C fibers, whereas numbness is conveyed by the faster conducting Aβ fibers.”
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