Neuroacupuncture
Neuroacupuncture
Neuroaupuncture is effective in treating acute and chronic central nervous system disorders, often producing remarkable results with just a few points. It is a contemporary acupuncture technique that integrates Chinese medicine needling methods with Western medical knowledge of neuroanatomy, neuroscience, and neuro-rehab. Neuroacupuncture is an advanced skill utilizing points mainly on the scalp to stimulate different regions of the brain and central nervous system.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation
Neuroacupuncture is amazing for helping to regulate vagal nerve response. A regulated vagus nerve reduces anxiety, PTSD and trauma responses, depression, improves digestion, treats autoimmune issues, and reduces inflammation. I’ve developed a very effective technique using electroacupuncture on specific scalp, ear, and body points that stimulate the vagus nerve to strengthen tone and regulate vagal response. Electroacupuncture uses a small machine that emits a painless electromagnetic pulse. The electromagnetic pulse feels like a slight buzzing or tapping and is not unpleasant. After 20-30 minutes of this, you will leave the office feeling incredibly relaxed. Vagus nerve stimulation will help regulate all the processes controlled by the vagus nerve, which can treat a huge number of neurological and inflammatory issues. More info on why vagal nerve tone is so important here.
Conditions Treated by Neuroacupuncture
Relief care tends to require 2-3 visits per week, corrective care is 1 visit every 7-10 days, and wellness care is 1 visit every 3-8 weeks. If you feel good and symptoms aren’t resurfacing, acupuncture is recommended once every season change as maintenance.
Relief care tends to require 2-3 visits per week, corrective care is 1 visit every 7-10 days, and wellness care is 1 visit every 3-8 weeks. If you feel good and symptoms aren’t resurfacing, acupuncture is recommended once every season change as maintenance.
Am I a Good Candidate for Neuroacupuncture?
Neuroacupuncture can safely and effectively be used on children. All central nervous system disorders are best treated as soon as possible, though it’s never too late to try and slow or reverse damage to the brain. Neuroacupuncture is not appropriate for pregnant women, patients with a fever, brain cancer or tumors, or uncontrolled hypertension.
Are you still on the fence about Neuroacpuncture?
The Results Speak for Themselves
I received my training during a 5-day intensive with the founders of the Neuroacupuncture Institute– Dr. Jason and Linda Hao. These doctors of Chinese Medicine are world renowned modern-day miracle workers. People fly from all over the globe to get treated at their clinics in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, NM.
For videos, press, and more information on the incredible results from neuro-acupuncture, or to find practitioners locally who are certified in Neuro-Acupuncture, Visit NeuroacupunctureInstitute.org
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