Acupuncture Can Improve Your Physical and Emotional Health

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medical practice. This type of treatment has been used for thousands of years, and there have been hundreds of case-controlled clinical studies showing the rejuvenating effects it can have on your body and the pain you may be experiencing. At Merckling Family Chiropractic we offer this service as yet another way to help our patients find relief from both physical conditions (muscles, joints and nerves) and emotional problems (stress, sleep, nausea and more.)

Do You Have an Imbalance of Qi?

Before you can appreciate the many benefits of acupuncture, it’s important to understand how it works and that starts with the power of your Qi. Qi (ch’i), synonymous with your body’s innate healing abilities, is a vital energy force within your body and flows throughout your body using various pathways. When your Qi is balanced, it can promote overall health. When it isn’t, blockages or even small disruptions can cause an imbalance and result in a wide variety of ailments. When done correctly, acupuncture can cause the release of endorphins and other helpful chemicals produced by your body’s nervous system.

Clinician applying acupuncture needles to a patient's back

The process is relatively simple. It involves our certified acupuncture practitioner inserting thin, sterile needles into specific meridian points to balance energy flow and encourage your body to not only heal itself, but also aid in treating your specific symptoms. It’s even done to lessen the pain and nausea that is often a result of cancer and chemo treatments.

What Can It Treat?

We offer a full list of more than 45 benefits of acupuncture on our website, but here are just a few:

Allergies
Anxiety
Arthritis
Back pain
Fertility
Knee pain
Migraines
Neck pain
Opioid dependency
Post-traumatic stress disorder

Contact our office today to learn more about this process and what to expect at your first treatment.

 
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