You Need Acupuncture In Your Life

Let's get straight to the point! Here are just a few reasons why I believe acupuncture should be on your wellness radar:

  • Relaxation: I have yet to meet a patient who isn’t stressed about some part of their life! Acupuncture is amazing for calming the nervous system down. It promotes relaxation by helping to regulate neurotransmitters, like serotonin and endorphins, that play key roles in mood and stress responses.

  • Sleep: I know I’m not the only one who struggles with falling and staying asleep. Unfortunately lack of sleep wreaks havoc on your health! Acupuncture influences the release of sleepy-time hormones, such as melatonin, making it a safe and effective option for managing insomnia. 

  • Mood: Anxiety and depression are the 2 most common mood disorders. With basically no side effects, acupuncture can significantly improve symptoms. Some of the major ways acupuncture helps treat anxiety and depression include releasing endorphins, lowering cortisol, and increasing serotonin.  

  • Immune System: Acupuncture can help to build a strong immune system by reducing systemic inflammation and stimulating the body’s natural defense mechanisms. 

  • Digestion: So many people suffer from GI disorders these days! Acupuncture helps to reduce symptoms by working with the nervous system to either stimulate or relax gut motility. Let’s also not ignore that stress and mood have a huge impact on gut health. As a holistic medicine, acupuncture can significantly improve digestive symptoms by regulating body and mind simultaneously.

  • Menstrual and Reproductive Health: Countless women struggle with PMS, cramping, fatigue, clotting, and mood swings before and during their periods.  These symptoms can be particularly debilitating in cases such as endometriosis. Acupuncture effectively regulates menstrual cycles, normalizes blood flow, addresses hormonal imbalances, and alleviates pain.

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