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Acupuncture: A Pathway to Wellness

January 18th, 2012. Filed under: Blog, Chinese Medicine.

For most of us, a new year provokes a time of reflection on the past and the possibility of new opportunities for the future, particularly when it comes to our health. How much more stress can my body handle? Is my immune system ever going to be stronger? When will I stop being tired?

Acupuncture is one of the longest-practiced medical treatments in the world, and it can be used to successfully address all these questions. Acupuncture promotes relaxation, pain relief, and brain clarity, and it increases energy and stamina. According to Chinese medicine, the energy in our body circulates through pathways called meridians. There are twelve meridians in the body and each one is associated with a different organ system. An imbalance in the flow of this energy is how illness begins. An acupuncturist knows how to test your body’s meridians for imbalances, and then treat them through the insertion and manipulation of acupuncture needles in various points along the body.

When meeting with new acupuncture clients, I work to identify the underlying cause of any imbalance, and create a treatment plan to address what is triggering their symptoms. My goal is to restore balance, strengthen each person at their core, and allow the body to heal itself.

Stephanie Kula, Licensed Acupuncturist

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One Comments to “Acupuncture: A Pathway to Wellness”
  1. Elizabeth Smith says:

    I am experiencing hair loss. I have been to my doctor and dermatologist – had blood work done testing my thyroid,etc. all fine but my hair is going and I have bald spots. Can acupuncture help? thanks.

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