One of the reasons acupuncture can be extremely effective in treating migraines is that it helps alleviate all those possible migraine causes. Acupuncture helps to drain sinus pressure, relax muscle tension and improve blood flow. Reducing muscle tension allows bones to move back into place. Acupuncture is also wonderful at helping to balance hormone levels.

Low back pain can be from a wide variety of issues and the intensity can also range from that slight twinge to the horrendous pain that radiates down the leg, also known as sciatica. Bad back injuries can plague patients for their whole lives. Acupuncture is an effective modality for finding relief from that nagging back pain.

Everybody deals with injuries at some point in their lives, which can lead to pain in their musculoskeletal tissue. Many therapies can help these issues, but prolotherapy is an alternative solution that helps the body heal itself.

Acupuncture does work. Quite well actually. It’s endorsed by the National Health Institute and the World Health Organization. Some of the top universities in the world have done research on acupuncture and reported positive findings.

You can reduce the appearance of wrinkles in several ways, but cosmetic facial acupuncture offers results without having material injected under your skin, getting cosmetic surgery, or applying creams.

Knee pain is one of those things that can really affect your life and your activities of daily living. If you’re an active person, knee pain can severely limit the amount and/or types of sports you can do.

There’s no more pain associated with acupuncture than you’ll experience on a normal day in your life. Considering most patients can fall asleep or get some DEEP relaxation while they have the needles in, I can’t recommend acupuncture enough

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized acupuncture to be effective for 57 different conditions within the areas of respiratory disorders, gastrointestinal disorders, neurologic and musculoskeletal disorders, reproductive & gynecological conditions, mental and emotional problems, eye and mouth disorders.

Bell’s Palsy is paralysis of one side of a person's face. A stroke can also cause paralysis on one side of the face, but Bell’s Palsy is different and not related to a stroke.