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Acupuncture’s Take on Asthma

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
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Acupuncture beats morphine for acute pain

Acupuncture Beats Morphine for Acute Pain

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…
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Modern Cupping Techniques

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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Gua Sha Therapy – Spoon Friction Massage Explained

Guasha/ Spoon/ Friction Massage A traditional technique is used to improve local blood circulation, tissue, joint mobilization, and range of motion. It also helps in breaking up tight fibrotic myofascial bands and scar tissue, facilitating tissue repair, and reducing pain.
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The Efficacy of Acupuncture in Pain Relief

Read this meta-analysis, published by the Journal of the American Medical Association.  The study was conducted over 6 years by an international team of researchers and covers 29 studies spanning over 40 years and 18,000 patients suffering from pain. The conclusions speak for themselves. Meet our Pain Expert Dr. Daniele Uzes
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An Often Overlooked Benefit of Acupuncture- Relaxation!

I recently had a patient share with me that, when she tells friends how relaxing her pain clinic treatments are, they often respond with exclamations of surprise.  As a person with a 15-year relationship with medicine, I have forgotten my first impressions of “going for acupuncture”.  This discussion was a good reminder, as it brought…
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