Complementary Therapy

Integrative Complementary Therapy

Acupuncture

Acupuncture services is available at Complementary Therapy. Our registered abd experience Acupuncturist are knowledgeable to diagnose and work with you to improve your health in a natural way. Acupuncture points can function as resistors and amplifiers that regulates the flow of energies through the meridians.When stimulated, it affect the flow of energy within the meridians. The goals is to bringing energy into the body or to releasing energy from the body. Acupuncture releases natural pain-relieving opioids, sends signals that calm the sympathetic nervous system, and releases neurochemicals and hormones.

Acupuncture Treatment is progressive in nature and it may take several sessions to complete a course of Acupuncture treatment to complete the recovery cycle. The number and frequency of treatments will vary from patient to patient depending on their health condition.



How is Acupuncture Treatment Done?

Acupuncturist will perform comprehensive diagnosis based on Traditional Chinese Medicine i.e. Yin-Yang, five elements,Zang-Fu (internal organs), Channels and collatorals, Qi, blood and body fluid, diagnosis and treatment methods.Acupuncture treatment involves the insertion of hair-thin needles or special laser  into specific points on the body to elicit a healing response. The treatment lasts approximately 20 to 30 minutes.

Acupuncture Benefits

  • To aid healing by restoring the yin-yang balance and the flow of Qi
  • To remove blockages in the flow of qi
  • To restorethe body to a "balanced state"
  • To enhance the flow energy flow

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