Acupuncture can support women’s health at all stages of her cycles and journeys. Eastern Medicine has developed practiced methods for promoting harmony and regulating internal systems particular to women’s health over thousands of years. From traditional practices of using heat to calm uncomfortable menstruation to the precision of the acupuncture points for turning a breech position baby, acupuncture is a proven effective method at all times for a woman’s health.
Through acupuncture’s action on improving blood flow and circulation we can see how this can influence tissue health. At times a woman’s body needs increased blood flow to certain tissues like the uterus for menstruation or pregnancy. Acupuncture can regulate these processes by optimising blood flow to the uterus and related structures. It can also act on hormonal pathways and structures to support natural processes.
In this way, acupunture responds to women’s health throughout her menstruel cycle and related problems like PMS, endometriosis, and irregular cycles through actions on blood, pain and hormonal pathways. Acupuncture can treat solid matter like fibroids, kysts and can treat conditions like PMOS – Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, until recently named Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).
Furthermore, acupuncture can support women during perimenopause and after menopause. Common reasons for consultation are vasomotor symptoms like hot flushes, mood changes including libido, vaginal irritation, fluid management. Treatments often have a regulating effect on hormonal pathways such as Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal (HPG) axis concerning the ovaries and hormone production and the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) axis involved in stress responses, fatigue and sleep disturbances.
Many women have used acupuncture in accompanying their pregnancy at all steps: from optimizing fertility and fecundity to supporting implantation through natural means or IVF, from calming morning sickness and nerves to relaxing backache and sore hips, preparing the body by encouraging the ripening of the cervix and the good positioning of the baby, encouraging colostrum and lactation, ensuring optimal tension in the muscles and tendons and easing the discomfort from the act of birthing. Acupuncture is also suitable for post-partum support by tailoring treatments to each woman’s needs particular to her whether it be physical or moral relief.
Eating is a completely necessary activity for human beings in order to maintain and repair their body and its many systems. Even a small issue could make the difference of whether your body absorbs the nutrients you’re buying and eating and whether it derives the maximum benefit from what you are feeding yourself.
So that you have the best chance possible for your body to heal and relieve itself of disease or discomfort, so that your body can repair itself with the appropriate level of resources, the building blocks need to be available. So gut issues can have a negative impact, prolonging recovery, leading to other systems destabilising over time both locally and globally within the body. There are often symptoms of mental discomfort and suffering that accompany gut issues.
Through its regulating effect, acupuncture can effectively treat all types of digestive issues and support correct gut function.
Acupuncture can treat conditions like IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), IBD (Irritable Bowel Disease) and ulcerative colitis by way of its action on inflammatory pathways and tissue regenration. Evaluation before treatment will establish whether environmental factors like food may be a trigger and changes in diet may be required. We take into account that the digestive tract is a continuum of different functions all along one route, so we can appreciate how issues upstream can influence downstream processes and vice-versa. Elimination is a key function of the digestive tract and the correct rhythm of elimination determines whether the body is adequately capable of getting rid of toxic waste from the body or whether nutrients are being absorbed, for example.
Acupuncture treats conditions like constipation, diarrhea, loose stools not only as a symptom but as a sign of the inner workings of the guts and indicator of the state of other organs. Perhaps there will be other symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain after eating, nausea or vomiting. Maybe there are problems with saliva production or swallowing. Acupuncture treats these conditions by acting on the organs and systems to reestablish balance and harmony, restoring function and alleviating symptoms. Acupuncture can also treat acid reflux/GERD, ulcers and heartburn whether the issue be regulating gastric acid production or sphincters in the digestive tract. Chronic conditions like Crohn’s and diverticulitis can be treated with acupuncture and address issues with immune system and inflammatory responses, integrity of the intestinal wall and gut motility.
Stress is an important issue in our lives and when stress turns overwhelming it can have repercussions on our physical health as well as lead to further mental disruption. Acupuncture can be a useful ally in maintain your resilience against the effects of stress in your life.
Exercise, laughing, meditation, mental awareness and mindfulness, listening to music we enjoy, reading can all be activities that help us with stress. These work by regulating the nervous system often by moving out of a state of sympathetic dominance into a more parasympathetic state where the body prioritises rest and recovery, digestion and repair.
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User generated content in real-time will have multiple touchpoints for offshoring.
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Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination. At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation X is on the runway heading towards a streamlined cloud solution.
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Cancer
Acupuncture treatments can help to reduce the secondary effects of conventional cancer treatments like chimotherapy and radiotherapy. These secondary effects may be physical or affect the person’s well-being.
Dependence, Addiction, Consumption and Weaning Off
Acupuncture can treat the physical and mental symptoms related to weaning off addictive substances.
It can help strengthen your resolve and will-power and so help reduce your consumption and dependence.
Musculoskeletal & Neurological Pain
Acupuncture is an effective treatment for relieving both musculoskeletal and neurological pain. Whether it be an injury from playing sports or doing reno on the house, a pain that got worse after a crash, acupuncture can help reduce the pain you feel and even eliminate it.
Acupuncture can also help with other types of pain where the source is not clear, like back ache, sciatica-type pain, headaches and migraines.
The mechanism of acupuncture acting to reduce pain has several parts: it stimulates the liberation in the body of painkiller neurotransmitter molecules like endorphins and serotonin as well as inflammatory factors to control inflammation. It will encourage blood flow to the affected part which will increase vital oxygen for tissue repair, circulation of neurochemicals and anti-inflammatory molecules which will promote healing.
For those types of pain with no physical trauma as the origin such as in hormonal dysregulation, acupuncture acts on internal pathways of the body like the HPA (hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal) axis.
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Dorsale / cervicale
Zona
Torticolis
Tendinite
Bursite
Capsulite
Épicondylite
Fibromyalgie
Troubles de genou / hanche
Épaule gélée
Sciatique
Fasciite plantaire
Épine de Lenoir
Goutte
Tunnel carpien
Arthrite / rhumatisme (PAR)
Névralgie
Blessure sportive / du travail
Maux de tête et migraines
Articulation temporo-mandibulaire
One of the many useful applications for acupuncture is in esthetic care.
Whether it be boosting self-confidence or wanting to feel less self-conscious, acupuncture can help you.
Acupuncture can be used to treat facial conditions like acne or wrinkles, skin tension, or poor skin that could do with some birghtness and glow.
Acupuncture is also available to treat scars on the face and the body, both external and internal. From injuries to surgeries, it may be a visual impact that you are wanting to improve or it may be increased movement or flexibility that you are seeking.
Skin problems like eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, acne can be irritating, not only on the physical level from itchy and scratchy skin but also from the time and energy taken in reaction to a flare-up or trying to take care of these skin issues. Other conditions like Herpes zoster and simplex and urticaria can also be troublesome in life.
Acupuncture can treat conditions like these and more. Sometimes these problems are due to environmental issues or may be systemic issues like poor gut health. Lifestyle changes including diet may be necessary to include in the treatment plan along with acupuncture to redress balance in the body.
A consultation in acupuncture will provide you with the necessary information and an effective means to address these issues.
Acupuncture can support women’s health at all stages of her cycles and journeys. Eastern Medicine has developed practiced methods for promoting harmony and regulating internal systems particular to women’s health over thousands of years. From traditional practices of using heat to calm uncomfortable menstruation to the precision of the acupuncture points for turning a breech position baby, acupuncture is a proven effective method at all times for a woman’s health.
Through acupuncture’s action on improving blood flow and circulation we can see how this can influence tissue health. At times a woman’s body needs increased blood flow to certain tissues like the uterus for menstruation or pregnancy. Acupuncture can regulate these processes by optimising blood flow to the uterus and related structures. It can also act on hormonal pathways and structures to support natural processes.
In this way, acupunture responds to women’s health throughout her menstruel cycle and related problems like PMS, endometriosis, and irregular cycles through actions on blood, pain and hormonal pathways. Acupuncture can treat solid matter like fibroids, kysts and can treat conditions like PMOS – Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, until recently named Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).
Furthermore, acupuncture can support women during perimenopause and after menopause. Common reasons for consultation are vasomotor symptoms like hot flushes, mood changes including libido, vaginal irritation, fluid management. Treatments often have a regulating effect on hormonal pathways such as Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal (HPG) axis concerning the ovaries and hormone production and the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) axis involved in stress responses, fatigue and sleep disturbances.
Many women have used acupuncture in accompanying their pregnancy at all steps: from optimizing fertility and fecundity to supporting implantation through natural means or IVF, from calming morning sickness and nerves to relaxing backache and sore hips, preparing the body by encouraging the ripening of the cervix and the good positioning of the baby, encouraging colostrum and lactation, ensuring optimal tension in the muscles and tendons and easing the discomfort from the act of birthing. Acupuncture is also suitable for post-partum support by tailoring treatments to each woman’s needs particular to her whether it be physical or moral relief.
Eating is a completely necessary activity for human beings in order to maintain and repair their body and its many systems. Even a small issue could make the difference of whether your body absorbs the nutrients you’re buying and eating and whether it derives the maximum benefit from what you are feeding yourself.
So that you have the best chance possible for your body to heal and relieve itself of disease or discomfort, so that your body can repair itself with the appropriate level of resources, the building blocks need to be available. So gut issues can have a negative impact, prolonging recovery, leading to other systems destabilising over time both locally and globally within the body. There are often symptoms of mental discomfort and suffering that accompany gut issues.
Through its regulating effect, acupuncture can effectively treat all types of digestive issues and support correct gut function.
Acupuncture can treat conditions like IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), IBD (Irritable Bowel Disease) and ulcerative colitis by way of its action on inflammatory pathways and tissue regenration. Evaluation before treatment will establish whether environmental factors like food may be a trigger and changes in diet may be required. We take into account that the digestive tract is a continuum of different functions all along one route, so we can appreciate how issues upstream can influence downstream processes and vice-versa. Elimination is a key function of the digestive tract and the correct rhythm of elimination determines whether the body is adequately capable of getting rid of toxic waste from the body or whether nutrients are being absorbed, for example.
Acupuncture treats conditions like constipation, diarrhea, loose stools not only as a symptom but as a sign of the inner workings of the guts and indicator of the state of other organs. Perhaps there will be other symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain after eating, nausea or vomiting. Maybe there are problems with saliva production or swallowing. Acupuncture treats these conditions by acting on the organs and systems to reestablish balance and harmony, restoring function and alleviating symptoms. Acupuncture can also treat acid reflux/GERD, ulcers and heartburn whether the issue be regulating gastric acid production or sphincters in the digestive tract. Chronic conditions like Crohn’s and diverticulitis can be treated with acupuncture and address issues with immune system and inflammatory responses, integrity of the intestinal wall and gut motility.
Stress is an important issue in our lives and when stress turns overwhelming it can have repercussions on our physical health as well as lead to further mental disruption. Acupuncture can be a useful ally in maintain your resilience against the effects of stress in your life.
Exercise, laughing, meditation, mental awareness and mindfulness, listening to music we enjoy, reading can all be activities that help us with stress. These work by regulating the nervous system often by moving out of a state of sympathetic dominance into a more parasympathetic state where the body prioritises rest and recovery, digestion and repair.