Spring is here, and so are seasonal allergies - acupuncture to the rescue! If you suffer from allergies, you are most certainly not alone. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, about 26 million Americans endure chronic seasonal allergies, while the number of people with. Sensations caused by the needles vary.
Some people feel a little pain as needles are inserted, but most patients feel no pain at all. The needles are tiny, just a bit larger than a cat's whisker or human hair. The depth of needle insertion varies depending on the area of the body to be treated. Acupuncture is a safe, all-natural, drug free therapy which yields no side effects.
Some people feel a little pain as needles are inserted, but most patients feel no pain at all. The needles are tiny, just a bit larger than a cat's whisker or human hair. The depth of needle insertion varies depending on the area of the body to be treated. Acupuncture is a safe, all-natural, drug free therapy which yields no side effects.
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Ms. Boe-Wiegaard has appeared on twenty radio shows and five television shows, and is a member of several acupuncture associations including CSAOM (Connecticut Society of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine) and NGAOM (National Guild of Acupuncturists and Oriental Medicine). She is also a member of Mensa.
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At an initial exam, a full health history is taken. The patient is asked about their health, symptoms and lifestyle. An appropriate health exam is conducted, which includes pulse and tongue diagnosis. The twelve pulse points on each wrist correspond to a specific meridian and organ; if there is a problem it may be reflected in the pulse.
What is Acupuncture
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Interested in acupuncture in CT? Connecticut Acupuncture Center offers acupuncture treatments for several ailments including headaches, back pain, fertility issues, smoking and more. Acupuncture is a centuries old form of Chinese medicine that has found a strong footing in today's holistic approach to modern medicine.
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CMS Proposes to cover Acupuncture for Chronic Low Back Pain for Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in approved studies. Today the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed to cover acupuncture for Medicare patients with chronic low back pain who are enrolled participants either in clinical trials sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) or in CMS-approved studies.
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I decided to pursue acupuncture treatment, after trying multiple options. Ingri of the CT Acupuncture Center, initially recommended three sessions to gauge my body's reaction and literally after the first session I could already notice the signification dissipation of pain by about 70%. Ultimately, I would have to say that in a six-week period, my pain level has really improved from about a five to less than one on a scale of ten.
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