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What Should I Do After My Acupuncture Treatment?
By Lishanna Emmert |
If you’ve ever had an acupuncture treatment, you know the calm feeling that comes as you float out of the clinic and into the rest of your day. Waking up from what we like to call your “acu-nap” (a 20-30 minutes of rest after needles are inserted) often feels like you’ve been resting for hours.…
Read More Acupuncture: How Much Does it Cost?
By Lishanna Emmert |
The cost of acupuncture varies widely throughout California and the United States. When discussing acupuncture, a common question is: “How much does the treatment cost?“. The cost of acupuncture services varies depending on the payment options you choose. So, let’s discuss your options together but first… What is Acupuncture? Acupuncture is an ancient form of Chinese…
Read More Dry Needling vs. Acupuncture: Which Is Right for You?
By Lishanna Emmert |
On a surface level examination, dry needling and acupuncture may seem like nearly identical practices. Although both use thin, disposable, stainless steel needles, these treatments are not the same – and we’ll explain why. Learning the differences between dry needling and acupuncture is the best way to understand which type of treatment is right for…
Read More Acupuncture’s Take on Asthma
By Lishanna Emmert |
Acupuncture can be a great tool for helping strengthen the respiratory system and prevent all types of lung-related ailments. Meet our Pain Expert Dr. Daniele Uzes Schedule Now
Read More Acupuncture Beats Morphine for Acute Pain
By Lishanna Emmert |
When you or someone you love is suffering from bouts of acute pain, there is often a nearly reflex reaction to reach for chemical painkillers, especially morphine. However, recent studies show the ancient practice of acupuncture to be a safe and effective alternative to morphine across a wide range of specific conditions. In fact, there…
Read More Modern Cupping Techniques
By Lishanna Emmert |
Modern Cupping Techniques Active movement with cups in place to intensify the actions of cupping therapy. It improves local blood circulation, tissue and joint mobilization, and range-of-motion, breaks up tight fibrotic myofascial bands and scar tissue, reduces pain, and stimulates neuromuscular education.
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